Supported by: Gareth Emery, Ernest vs Bastian, Marcus Schossow, Mike Saint-Jules, Solarstone.
The mysterious style of Rodrigo Deem is always completely mind blowing. You can find sparkling samples and warm grooves carefully chosen to develop a unique piece with glorious synths drifting beneath a chunky rhythm.
This Argentinean producer starts hitting the ground with “Blast,” a track with a heavy and sometimes filtered kick drum. But the real subject in the cosmic ambiance is the procedure of how the synth melody combines with a thick, synthesized bass groove. A progression of shuffled bass patterns feels like a warm breeze of classic trance, and a profound sense of well-being is given by two short breakdowns with the help of spiritual strings that end in a release of energy in an extreme fashion.
The composition that complements this EP is called “Simple Things,” which features the deepness of 90’s sounds, modified by discrete delays and reverbs with a mixture of minor piano chord patterns. Arpeggios give the real feeling of sensual soundscapes over the track. Rodrigo built the breakdown with a drum line as a background, but the main melody is the one that immediately provokes an intense reaction in your head.
Two original tunes from the hands of Rodrigo Deem show the outstanding creativity and skills of this talented Argentinean master, two perfectly suitable tracks for any DJ set.
