‘Gluten Morgen’ opens the flip side, a loop-led groove fuelled by organic percussion, squelchy 303 licks,

Drama leads the EP and sees Martinesque lay down twitchy synth lines, squelchy acid bass tones and resonant flutters alongside spiralling dub echoes, murky vocals and crisp, shuffled drums. The (Instrumental) version of The Final Hour follows next, shifting gears down to deeper realms courtesy of airy chord sequences, intricate off-kilter percussion and gritty bass notes all dynamically nuanced throughout. Lastly the (Vocal) mix of The Final Hour concludes the package, introducing a hypnotic spoken world vocal to the composition.

For his debut LP, Mar2nesque dove deep. Its a project borne out of a personal history with electronic music spanning over two decades long, mel2ng his influences and ambi2ons into a single piece. Bound together by the dance floor experience at large, this collec2on is unwilling to subject itself to a path of linear narra2on, embracing an approach more ecclec2c instead. Throughout the album's run2me, we are invited to rediscover trace memories of starry-eyed nights of yore. We find nods to big beat and electropop, acid, breaks and trance. All over, big basslines recall the sweaty basement jams Mar2nesque grew to love. Everything 2ed up and strapped down 2ght by the slamming house derivates the man has built his name on. This is a set of transcendent tools dreamt up the morning aMer. This is packaged and presented to invite receptors to rearrange, reshape, recompile. This is the sum of its parts, and parts might differ.

Martinesque is back on home turf! Following up from last year's effort, „Profound" doubles down on the psychedelic qualities. Geared towards the early hours, he's served up three cuts of intimate ritual music. Take the title track: during its 8 minute runtime, we're led down the rabbit hole of progressive house music. It's a modern take on the format, full of disorientating spatial modulation, brooding texture, and the emotional depth we've come to expect from the artist. The B-side further illuminates this path. „Watercourse" introduces a playful twitch to the palette, full of life-affirming echoes and melodies. Rounding things off is the deepest track of the lot: „Blackbird" features effective call-and-response vocals, continuously intertwining with its gently tripping bassline. A meticulously assembled package, this record sees Martinesque deliver his most playful outing yet.

On the first outing of Adam's Bite, head honcho Martinesque serves up three slices of tripping techno geared for the small hours of the night.