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1-2 Weeks
01. Sound Virus - Wavey (Intro mix)
02. Sound Virus - Wavey (Sine mix)
03. Sound Virus - Inter (#3 mix)
04. Sound Virus - Matte (#7 mix)
ARTIST
TITLE
Waveforms #1
FORMAT
12"

LABEL
CATALOG #
BOSC 049EP BOSC 049EP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
6/10/2022

Bosconi Records is arguably one of the most prolific labels in the Italian electronic music scene, always looking for freshness and innovation as well as undiscovered and rare gems thanks to the work of DJ and music researcher Fabio Della Torre. This time, Bosconi brings you to the special world of Sound Virus: the UK producer duo responsible for super rare EPs such as Swirl (1995) and Inverted Frequencies (1995). These highly sought-after records were released on their own imprint Lux Recordings back in '95, and are about to get a repress on Mint Condition. But you know how things work with Bosconi, the label always wants to be on the forefront and they have got four fresh and never released tunes: Scott James and Chris Hayne themselves recovered them from the very same '90s DAT tapes! Waveforms #1 EP opens up with "Wavey (Intro Mix)": a nine-minute long sonic journey featuring a non-stop subtle acid bassline and loopy bleepy synths, lifting off with ethereal pads and bringing you to fascinating proto trance landscapes: a pleasure for your ears and your deeper soul, that will keep you listening to this non-stop. 808 state fans won't be disappointed. "Wavey (Sine Mix)" follows, a dryer obscure and more driving version of the previous one, an after-hour essential groover for darker sessions. B side opens up with "Inter (3# Mix)", a floor killer with a trance progressive reminiscent bassline featuring a distant horn and a brilliant sharp-edged arpeggio, a super effective tool to test out any dancefloor. The EP ends with "Matte (7# Mix)", a true deep tech house masterpiece with brilliant and teasing melodic synth articulations, mingling together with a charming vocal sample and a swinging groove, for the fans of that unmistakable UK tech house sound from those years, the same you could find on labels like Headspace, Surreal, or Swag.