A new month has started and we have a new release out, Outer Harbour EP [IHC006] made by Daniel Tischer AKA D.Soul, deep house artist who resides in Frankfurt Germany owner of Homemade Records, label where artists like Seb Steimel, Da Roots, Deymare and Miguel Colmenares has released. This EP includes 3 originals each of them different from each other but with a very realistic and detallist sound also including some female voices, besides, a calm and schocking piano at the same time in White Flowers. This faboulous EP comes with 2 remixes made by Hannes Smith, Cinematic Dance Music artist, that brings the dark side of the EP with a remix that contains vivid melodies that make you want to dance, he has made a particular view of White Flowers and make us hear somehting like the resolution of a romantic problem, at least, for me. The other remix made by the artist of [IHC003] Mattebox EP, Seb Steimel, who has surprised us with his interpretation of Just A Tool, this track is a deffinitely Old School House Track because of it's high analogic sounds contents that make us wonder which drum machine he has used. We envy Seb because you put this track and you want to be dancing it in a club or you want to put the volume so high that your neighbours would come and kick you out of the building, yes, this is an absolute dancefloor must. So, are you still wondering to buy it or not? Don't be shy and click click click BUY! you won't be disappointed.

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D.soul Soundcloud

Hannes Smith Page

Seb Steimel Soundcloud

I Hate Camera Facebook Page

As I discovered the talent of this young producer I wanted to know more about him so I made him a bunch of questions that you can read in this interview. First of all we have to present Tunes For Food, whose real name is Bruno; he is 19 years old and lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

How do you feel about music you have made before?

When I made my first tracks I had a lot of fun but then it started to get more serious and in some moments I forgot about the entertainment because of trying to get to the top of downloads. I'm proud of the tracks in which I could transmit my energy and maybe sad that in another ones I could'nt. Anyway, now I'm happy with my way of doing things and I know that I wouldn't have got to this point without making mistakes.

Have you changed your style since you've started producing music?

I've always liked Techno, and that's how I made my first steps. Nowadays I don't even listen to that style, my ears are full of new bands and some others not so old but in any way they have influenced me so much that currently I only produce Deep or House. 

Is there music in your computer (or laptop) that you will never release?

Many of the projects I start seems to be the best ones in the first days. Some weeks later I hear them again and I don't feel the same and that's why they probably never see the sun. It always happened to me when I produced alone but I feel lucky that some years before I found the person with whom I can finish any kind of project I start and feel happy with the result.

Do you have any parallel project?

I have many projects but today the only ones that are released are the ones made by Tunes For Food and Da Roots (with Genius 8). I've been working on an album (of an undefined style) for some months. It goes around me singing and some guitars as background, as it if was a band, but I'm taking my time to finish it.

Which is your objective? What do you want to get from music?

My objective is to get a good set-up so I can make a show and not only a Dj-Set so I can feel more the public and to let my personality flow.

Why have you chosen those tracks for the podcast?

First I made a selection of some house and deep old school tracks but when I was recording it I couldn't feel it. I realized I didn't wanted a podcast for people to listen before going to a club. I wanted a podcast for people to listen while doing anything, I hope I could get it.

Thanks Bruno for your time and very good luck in your next projects.