The South by Colau

The 19th release is coming from the southern hemisphere of the globe by Argentinian producer Colau.
He showcases the colorful EP 'The South', exemplifying his production versatility from club-ready to jazzy house music.
'Steel Your Name' sounds sneaky, like the title of the track says, with sections and bridges that streak through the arrangement, playing with tension where Colau perfectly complements Jazzy Rhoades licks across other rhythmic elements.
With a buttery low end on 'I Guess', every rhythmic pocket filled out at the right spot. Colau takes a minimal approach to the sound selection, putting focus on perfecting the rhythmic aspects of the relationship between drum and percussion, with a bassline spiced with catchy vocal cut-ups that make this track irresistible to make you move.
The South is a classic deep house piece of work fueled with Memphis South side rap vocal cuts and an analog rich, weighty baseline, while gliding pads and synths add warmth and depth to the atmosphere.
Fusion is another jazzy, soulful piece with a bubbly bassline and swirly, funky synth leads wandering atop a nostalgic piano progression.

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