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Hell Yeah welcomes back Tonarunur for an EP of future-facing Balearica straight out of his native Iceland. Someone Else EP is drawn from vast production archives and reveals two distinct sides to his sound, with artwork from Planet Luke.\n\nTonarunur last appeared on the label with a track for the Buena Onda compilation in 2021, and has also released his unique blend of electronic boogie and space disco on Citizen of Vice, Eskimo Recordings and Whiskey Disco. Whether laying down horizontal Sunday sounds or soundtracking the dance floor, he always brings a strong sense of personality.\n\nEqual parts sunset escapism and after-hours introspection, Someone Else EP drifts effortlessly between the club and the cosmos.
Hell Yeah welcomes back Tonarunur for an EP of future-facing Balearica straight out of his native Iceland. Someone Else EP is drawn from vast production archives and reveals two distinct sides to his sound, with artwork from Planet Luke.\n\nTonarunur last appeared on the label with a track for the Buena Onda compilation in 2021, and has also released his unique blend of electronic boogie and space disco on Citizen of Vice, Eskimo Recordings and Whiskey Disco. Whether laying down horizontal Sunday sounds or soundtracking the dance floor, he always brings a strong sense of personality.\n\nEqual parts sunset escapism and after-hours introspection, Someone Else EP drifts effortlessly between the club and the cosmos.
Verdo's debut album Gratis Club back in February proved why he is so well regarded and now the Italian is back on Hell Yeah, this time with fellow Senigallia DJ, Alessio Mandolini aka Bianco Inferno. The pair serve up a quartet of surefire acid weapons which have been mixed by Nicola Zanetti aka Fango. 'Technology' is a straight-up jacker with throbbing bass and caustic claps all tied together with a gurgling acid line. 'Your Secret' is super sleazy with synths fired from lasers, drilling bass and tricky acid that wobbles all over the mix as ice-cold drum machines cascade below. 'Bring The Beat' cuts even more loose with slamming drums and yelping vocals that bring a terror-fueled intensity as the 303s work in overdrive. 'This World Is An Illusion' is unbalanced acid house chaos with angular rhythms and attitude to spare. Crank these out loud and watch the dance floor melt.