Sammy Alexander drops a finely tuned EP that moves from stripped-back house into late-night proper deepness with a remix from DeWalta. Sammy Alexander is a dynamic artist and founder of Ezy St. Records who has been shaping the underground for many years. His unique sounds have taken him all over the world and this new EP shows his class once more. Quack Slap lands first as a punchy, tightly coiled cut of deep house, driven by soft dubby chords, swirling melodic touches and a knotted, funky bassline that makes it a natural fit for the back room. Quaaludes shifts the mood into more tripped-out territory, pairing rugged low-end pressure with pensive chords, paranoid vocal fragments, and dry, paired-back tech production. Berlin mainstay and minimal house don DeWalta brings his signature minimal precision and dubwise sensibility after years of dropping tunes on the likes of Meander and Inigo Raw. His remix pushes things forward with a more driving feel - sleek, fluid lines meet serene late-night energy, elevated by subtle female vocals and a bold, rolling bass foundation. A versatile, heads-down release primed for discerning dancefloors.