#lamliki

Barcelona-based producer Lamliki delivers two strong summertime shakers for Karmaloft Music. Alongside the deep house foundation, Lamliki's soul and jazz influences are recognizable in "Never Give Up." A bass line that just feels right sets the stage for jazzy electric organ stabs and guitar licks, answered by a soft saxophone riff. Ananada's vocal chops top the song off with an undeniably catchy appeal. Munich-based audio engineer Tom Appl gives the bass more roundness and adds dramatic string orchestration amongst other minor touches that make all the difference in his remix. Matthias Freudmann from Dresden follows with his take on the track, increasing energy, tempo, and intensity as a result. "Try To Believe," Lamliki's second original offering, features a '90s organ pulse and, once again, infectious vocal repetition. These tunes should find themselves at home at beach bars, terraces, and the like with party season in full swing.

Nick Holder - “Fire!” Hippie Torrales - “Nice, deep mix from Tom Appl.” Sean Dimitrie (Bombay Records) - “I love the warm rubber sounding kick on the first mix. and the dirt in the Matthias Freudmann remix.” Pat Lezizmo (Conya Records / Smooth Agent) - “I’m really digging that jacking feel on Tom Appl’s remix. Good music!” DJ Enne (Electunes / Nang) - “Cool stuff.” Fine Cut Bodies (Chi Recordings) - “Nice deep rolling house music!” DJ Therry (Jerk House Connection) - “Great EP … full support.” Mauricio Aviles (Movido / Loveslap!) - “‘Never Give Up’ is a cool. moody chugger.” DJ Morpheus (Lysergic Factory) - “The Tom Appl remix of ‘Never Give Up’ is top notch … truly excellent!” Louis Hughes (6th Sense Music) - “Quality deep beats here with a nice old school feel but forward thinking at the same time … if that makes sense!” Michael Fossati (Spirit of House) - “Deep, groovy, and sexy.” Velanche (Velanche’s Playtime) - “I’m digging the electro-groovy vibe of the EP; good club music.” SimonG (Deep South Audio, New Zealand) - “There’s a lovely warm old school vibe to these sounds.” Jean Jérome (Radio FG / Kut ‘N’ Paste) - “A nice and cool adventure through the deep house sound.”