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Broken Promises Part 1
Just This
Out now

Milan's own Just This Records began their journey of various artist EP releases back in July 2016 with this first edition of the Broken Promises run. Three tracks stand alone on this release, made by four artists. Track 1 is a combination of Tom Trago and Pisetzky with a composition named Peru. Eduardo De La Calle provides Mondo 8 for the second installment and Kelpe finish the selection with Dry Riser. This release gives a wholesome and artistic stage for some of electronic music's more flamboyant producers, as Just This pride themselves on offering the cream of art and music combined.

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Broken Promises Part 2
Just This Records
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This second edition of the Broken Promises collection surfaced in October 2016. It features three more gem quality tracks that set a tone and bar for many similarly inspired artists. Entering with Hunter/Game and Inside World, a banging number that gets the pulse moving to the bass drum. Pisetzky returns for a solo rendition for the second mix, Self Dimension utilised the atmosphere of organic drum work rather than synthetic rhythms for a bassline heavy danceathon. Altman makes a Just This debut with Assault for the closing track, taking the EP down a notch from the previous two numbers, the track has a dreamy and epic soundscape.

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Broken Promises Part 3
Just This Records
TBR: 1st December


This brand new EP features four tracks, an extra one for collectors who are used to acquiring three. Hunter/Game returns with Distance, a sonic sculpture of spaced out melodies with high energy rhythms sneaking in around the back. Architectural bring Electric Soul, a repeating trance-esque drill through heady and abstract 808 rhythms. Pisetzky is back again for the third number in the Broken Promises release, a staggering build-up accompanied by subtle synths reveal dancing drums and swirling melodics. The minimal but meaty Anterial evolves from shadow to shadow with the odd twinkle of starlight to keep the pace in perspective. Altman finishes the EP with a frantic and bass heavy Shapes, exploring the directions of melody with sub tones that wobble in and out of the audible zone.

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Broken Promises Part 4
Just This Records
TBR: 8th December


A bird call style melody opens this final chapter in the story so far, rhythmic pulsations of bass merge with a catchy drum to evolve into a sustained and meditative atmosphere. Opener by Inland, named Aechimae, delves into a layered and adventurous world of mystery and beat. Fresh face to the Broken Promises selection Ben Gibson presents Zona for the next number. A surge of reverberated high end synthesiser peels away to reveal a skeleton of buzz and drum, stitched together with familiar tingles and looped underlay. Kundal by My Flower comes next, a cool and catchy rhythm opens it up and its soon joined by a melody played by percussive shakers. Synths top the contract for a smooth sled ride into abstract dance. Finale track with a fantastic title, Stella Paralax Landing by Hiver, takes off with another injection of energy and dance as a heady atmosphere pushes the music factor to the top.

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