Bleep

Kassem Mosse meets Simone White up Ladbroke Grove with his killer reworks of three choice tracks from White's recent HJ LP 'Silver Silver'. The first rework is a tripping house cut of 'Flowers In May' perfectly designed for after-hours Berlin loft party spinning sessions, taking the magic of Workshop 19 and twisting it around the vocals to stunning effect. Next up is possibly one of the finest, most daring productions from KM yet. His rework of 'In The Water Where The City Ends' starts off with the sound of distant wood block percussion of a deep asleep EL-B while swirling pads and horns come slowly into focus, the track could almost be an update of the experimental electroacoustic soundtrack work of Czech composer Zdenek Liška, it slowly builds over two minutes before the drums roll out and the effect is, for want of a better word, stunning. Lastly 'Long Moon' is vintage Kassem with a shuffling dub house number - part Shed 09 era (The Lower Upside Down/Shedding The Past) but unmistakably a Mosse production