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Barcelona's Lapsus Music continues its run of quality releases with the Do Funky EP from Fede Aliprandi, a three-tracker that moves across warm funk, deep club grooves and 90s-inflected heat.\n\nThis new EP is another fresh one: Do Funky opens with turbocharged vocals and wispy synths over a warm, rolling groove, Club Sound brings neon chords and laidback cool, and Feel It closes things out with heavy drums, a marching kick and throwback chord progressions that carry real 90s weight.\n\nA well-rounded and assured EP from an artist finding his stride on one of Spain's most consistent imprints.
Nicolas Masseyeff and Baron bring chunky tech and carnival energy to Lapsus Music with a remix by Reboot sealing a superb package. The Funk Crunch EP delivers three distinct moods - steamy, restrained tech with tribal percussion on the original, then the Frankfurt-based producer whose masterful studio touch has made him a fixture on labels like Rekids, Crosstown Rebels and his own imprint Bitten, drops a warm and supple sunset rework. Lastly, there is the open-air carnival energy of Blomming Shake to close with rousing horns and Afro vocals adding edge. A well-rounded EP that covers the full arc of a summer night, from the dancefloor to the after-party and beyond.
Supernova and II Faces come together for Catch Your Light, a collaborative EP that blends musical finesse with dancefloor impact.\n\nThe EP opens with Catch Your Light, a percussive house cut built on wet claps, jazzy keys and a sun-soaked groove. Lush, sensual vocals float through the mix, adding warmth and depth to the feel-good flow. Attraction follows with a darker, more tactile mood, driven by wobbly rhythms, textured basslines and steamy vocals that weave in and out for a red-hot intensity.\n\nTogether, this collaboration bridges classic house sensibilities with modern club energy.
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