Sweden may not be the home of Europe’s humble French House heritage, but since successively injecting Lana Del Rey’s ‘Video Games‘ and Pnau’s ‘Solid Ground’ with a little New York infused soul alongside Adrian Lux, Johan Blende is proving closer to building the bridge than the vast majority of his peers. Joining the ranks of Eskimo Recordings for his latest studio endeavour, the Scandinavian producer returns with a firm extension of his Nu Disco stylings with ‘Fake Love’.
Transitioning from a sleek flare of eccentric beats and a distinct vocal line courtesy of Rebecca Scheja (of Rebecca & Fiona), ‘Fake Love’ ascends into an all-out affair of subtle strings, infectious leads and deep bass grooves, marking an essential throwback to the vintage day of forward-thinking House music with Justice-like tone. Where Nu-Disco and its associated peers may be proving Electronic music’s hit-and-miss sub-genre for 2012, Blende stirs a sound degree of enthusiasm for the uplifting energy that this vintage sound scope musters.
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vanhooft says:
fan va smooth!
Millie says:
Reeeally gret job Blende!!! I love it!
alex says:
Love the Justice sound
hej says:
jävligt grov, enda som man kan anmärka är eventuellt att acapellan skulle vara mer mono imo..Men det är smaksak
hej says:
vad är det som gör mycket av detta sound egentligen..stenhård compression med mycket gain tillbaka?
skrill1x says:
fet, men banga vocals…