Ben Eidani is a Milan-based producer whose path to Marginalia started at a chance encounter in Sweden and ended with music that ELIF played at almost all of her sets. "Burnout" arrives with two very different readings: Ede, returning to the label after his rework of Chemo's "Glock 43," rebuilds it into something expansive and peak-time; Hunter/Game, the Milan duo behind releases on Afterlife, Innervisions and Kompakt, take it somewhere groovier and more hypnotic. The EP closes with "Won't Take It," an original collaboration with Estonian-born, UK-raised Lica, built on breakbeats and a completely different energy.

Ben Eidani is a Milan-based producer whose path to Marginalia started at a chance encounter in Sweden and ended with music that ELIF played at almost all of her sets. "Burnout" arrives with two very different readings: Ede, returning to the label after his rework of Chemo's "Glock 43," rebuilds it into something expansive and peak-time; Hunter/Game, the Milan duo behind releases on Afterlife, Innervisions and Kompakt, take it somewhere groovier and more hypnotic. The EP closes with "Won't Take It," an original collaboration with Estonian-born, UK-raised Lica, built on breakbeats and a completely different energy.

Ben Eidani is a Milan-based producer whose path to Marginalia started at a chance encounter in Sweden and ended with music that ELIF played at almost all of her sets. "Burnout" arrives with two very different readings: Ede, returning to the label after his rework of Chemo's "Glock 43," rebuilds it into something expansive and peak-time; Hunter/Game, the Milan duo behind releases on Afterlife, Innervisions and Kompakt, take it somewhere groovier and more hypnotic. The EP closes with "Won't Take It," an original collaboration with Estonian-born, UK-raised Lica, built on breakbeats and a completely different energy.

Marginalia Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass

Ben Eidani is a Milan-based producer whose path to Marginalia started at a chance encounter in Sweden and ended with music that ELIF played at almost all of her sets. "Burnout" arrives with two very different readings: Ede, returning to the label after his rework of Chemo's "Glock 43," rebuilds it into something expansive and peak-time; Hunter/Game, the Milan duo behind releases on Afterlife, Innervisions and Kompakt, take it somewhere groovier and more hypnotic. The EP closes with "Won't Take It," an original collaboration with Estonian-born, UK-raised Lica, built on breakbeats and a completely different energy.