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                 [: ARTIST..... :] Q.U.A.K.E
                 [: TITLE...... :] The Future
                 [: GENRE...... :] House
                 [: RIP DATE... :] 2022-04-21
                 [: LABEL...... :] Movement Recordings
                 [: CAT NR..... :] MOVD0242
                 [: TRACKS..... :] 3
                 [: SIZE....... :] 43m
                 [: QUALITY.... :] 320kbps 44.1kHz
                 [: CODEC...... :] MP3 (MPEG-2 Audio Layer III)
                 [: ENCODER.... :] LAME
                 [: URL........ :] https://www.deezer.com/album/308100177

                          [ ::..    Tracklist    ..:: ]
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             01. The Future (Original Mix) .................... 06:27      
             02. The Future (Paul Anthonee Remix) ............. 05:29      
             03. Woodpecker (Original Mix) .................... 06:38      

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             Tash's Movement Recordings welcomes Q.U.A.K.E back to the label 
             for their first solo EP entitled 'The Future'. Hailing from 
             Israel, Netanel Assaraf and Yakir Ohayon aka Q.U.A.K.E have been 
             a fixture of the electronic underground for over a decade. 
             Laying claim to an impressive resume, the duo have showcased 
             their dancefloor minded sound via Freegrant Music, Timeless 
             Moment and Miss Monique's Siona Records. Movement Recordings has 
             also served as a landing spot for the talented pair, with an EP 
             and remix coming courtesy for the Greek imprint across 2020. 
             Continuing their ascent in the world of melodic house and 
             techno, Q.U.A.K.E now returns to Movement with a two-track 
             showcase alongside a remix from Paul Anthonee.

             The release begins with the dark electric vibes of 'The Future'. 
             Buoyant and chunky, it carries a groovy yet menacing quality 
             from the outset. Gaining momentum across the first act, the 
             piece moves through a series of striking stabs, alien-like 
             effects and cosmic arps, as placid pads push energy into the 
             main break. The emotional narrative expands across the 
             centrepiece with gentle overlays playing off flickering arps, 
             before a tension filled build cues a stomping drop and peak-time 
             flavoured finale. The companion piece 'Woodpecker' follows a 
             similar sonic ethos and resonates on an equally impressive 
             level. Remarkably powerful, its muscular groove commands 
             attention, moving through rolling contours and rhythmic pulses, 
             while devilish stabs and fragmented effects add further colour 
             to the framework. Wispy arps rise into the main break, 
             eventually melting down to a celestial glow, perfectly elevating 
             mood and setting the stage for a dynamic final act.

             The lone interpretation of 'The Future' is provided by Paul 
             Anthonee who returns to the label for his ninth appearance. The 
             Cyprus based producer and Astral Records AandR has found a 
             comfortable home on Movement since making his debut in 2017. 
             Beatfreak Recordings, Lost On You, Parquet, Steyoyoke and Suara 
             have also played host to Paul's cutting-edge sounds, while 
             trendsetters such as Fideles and Mind Against continue to be 
             supporters. Now presenting his first production of 2022, Paul 
             delivers a powerful take on 'The Future'. Beginning with tough 
             beats and striking electronics, it's the wavy nature of the 
             groove which becomes instantly compelling. Billowing and full of 
             great character, it anchors what is a cosmic slice of melodic 
             house. Paul reaffirms his instinctive ability to tip a 
             dancefloor over the edge, planting multiple explosions of 
             serotonin through spectral synths and flurries of drums, full of 
             electric detail and prophetic appeal, before confidently 
             returning to the groove for a sweeping aerial finale. A huge 
             interpretation from Paul, which rounds out a welcome return to 
             the label for Q.U.A.K.E, who impresses once again with 'The 
             Future'.

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