Can’t accuse Dennis Ferrer of flooding the market – his slow, almost austere release schedule makes it for damn sure that a new Dennis Ferrer record is an “event” rather than something on a list of links on some clown’s Facebook page.
His latest release, “Bubbletop,” sees a return to Defected with a track that seems to psychically tap into a type of freaky early ’90s Techno for its hard hook and bring it into 2016 via meditative seance. Sagine’s vocals are sparse in the “Bubblewrap Mix”; the entire track is streamlined for maximum effect. Even though there are tracks that sound like parts of this, there’s no track that sounds like all of this and “Bubbletop” itself is as unique as a fingerprint in a set. Play the first 30 seconds and you’ll have instant recognition and, most likely, a happy dancefloor.
Originally published first in 5 Magazine Issue 139, featuring Jerome Baker, Hanna Hais, David Mancuso, Surface and Karen Copeland & more. Become a member of 5 Magazine for First & Full Access to Real House Music.
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