Bleep

Paul Woolford’s current preference for twinkling house, underlay with jackin’ dancefloor rhythms is fantastically executed here on his latest offering for Will Saul’s ever impressive Aus Music Imprint. Where Part 1 sees idyllic strings build atop a rumbling bassline, Part 2 begins with an extraordinarily beautiful breakdown, where a plucked Harp takes the spotlight, before those same strings enter the fold and before you know it the rumbling bass comes into play and you’re back with a jackin’ groove that only makes you feel heavenly. It feels classic already, as is the case with much of Woolford’s output.