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                 [: ARTIST..... :] NUFECTS
                 [: TITLE...... :] Demons and Slayers
                 [: GENRE...... :] House
                 [: RIP DATE... :] 2022-12-01
                 [: LABEL...... :] Movement Recordings
                 [: CAT NR..... :] MOVD0256
                 [: TRACKS..... :] 4
                 [: SIZE....... :] 76m
                 [: QUALITY.... :] 320kbps 44.1kHz
                 [: CODEC...... :] MP3 (MPEG-2 Audio Layer III)
                 [: ENCODER.... :] LAME
                 [: URL........ :] https://www.deezer.com/album/372487807

                          [ ::..    Tracklist    ..:: ]
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             01. Demons (Original Mix) ........................ 08:08      
             02. Demons (Alan Cerra Remix) .................... 08:09      
             03. Slayers (Original Mix) ....................... 08:00      
             04. Slayers (Paul Deep Remix) .................... 08:41      

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             Tash's Movement Recordings opens the month of December by 
             welcoming NuFects to the label for their debut EP. 
             Conceptualized in 2013, Colombian artists Alejo Cortes and 
             Carlos Lopez aka NuFects decided to undertake a project full of 
             energy, joy, colour and intrigue. They started producing 
             progressive and organic house under the name NuFects (short for 
             The New Effect), quickly earning recognition from Hernan 
             Cattaneo, Nick Warren and Cid Inc, along with very important 
             local talents Dabeat, Gux Jimenez and Kamilo Sanclemente, while 
             legends like Paul Oakenfold and Solarstone playlisted their 
             music. Now surpassing ten years of working together, NuFects 
             takes another important step with their Movement Recordings 
             debut 'Demons and Slayers', alongside remixes from Alan Cerra 
             and Paul Deep (AR).   

             Beloved for her sleek, energetic brand of progressive house, 
             NuFects dials in another beauty with 'Demons'. Warm, full 
             grooves anchor the journey while layers of expertly manicured 
             percussion, dulcet pianos and percolating synth lines add bounce 
             and emotion leading into the break. Advancing further across the 
             interlude, the duo works precise modulation in crafting a 
             tension filled build, eventually peaking with prismatic colours 
             as the groove drops for a thunderous finale. Meanwhile, the 
             equally impressive 'Slayers' keeps the peaktime energy 
             established by its predecessor. Big muscular grooves, crunchy 
             rhythmic structures and wavy arps set the course for a 
             profoundly emotional theme to emerge during a hugely memorable 
             breakdown.  

             Returning to the label for the lone interpretation of 'Demons' 
             is Alan Cerra. Hailing from Argentina, Alan has achieved 
             measurable success since first emerging in 2019. With a 
             progressive sound that finds a perfect balance between melody 
             and groove, genre tastemakers Cid Inc, Eelke Kleijn, Hernan 
             Cattaneo, Miss Monique, Tim Green and more have been steadfast 
             supporters across his rise, while Juicebox Music, Hoomidaas, 
             Mango Alley, Siona and YOMO Records have served as landing spots 
             for some of the Argentine's most highly regarded work. With 
             Alan's Movement Recordings debut 'Space Dive' landing in 
             September, the Ro Gallegos resident now returns to the label 
             with a powerful take on 'Demons'. Beginning with a buoyant kick 
             and galloping groove, the Argentinean artist channels the 
             electric energy of the original through striking synth lines and 
             percolating arps, before a break of dissonant synth blasts and 
             crunchy melodica setup a thrilling peaktime finale. 

             The release concludes with Paul Deep making his label debut with 
             the lone interpretation of 'Slayers'. With a career that spans 
             the better part of a decade, the Argentinean artist has compiled 
             an impressive resume along the way, landing releases via All Day 
             I Dream, Tale and Tone and The Soundgarden. World class DJs Lee 
             Burridge, Guy J, Hernan Cattaneo and Nick Warren have all been 
             steadfast supporters of Paul's sound, which often sits in the 
             creative space between progressive and organic house. Now, 
             following his latest vehicle for Proton Music, Paul makes his 
             long overdue Movement Recordings debut with a huge rendition of 
             'Slayers'. Built around a thumping percussive framework, Paul 
             focuses on rhythm and groove across the first act, nicely 
             balanced with a healthy dose of arpeggiated sequences. Looking 
             to bring greater emotional depth, the main break unveils a 
             gorgeous primary theme, delicately dancing across dusty 
             percussion and tension filled tones, as modulation peaks for a 
             fiery finale.

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