Drifter EP [12"]

Artist:

Stefan Obermaier

Title:

Drifter EP

Cat. No.:

VIE 019

Format:

12"

digital Release:

23.10.2009

Release Date (physical):

20.11.09 (Austria) / 27.11.09 (Germany, Switzerland) / 11.01.10 (World)

Barcode:

066754880190

Genre:

Electronic, Dub, Leftfield, House

Download Release-info (DOC):

Deutsch | English

Tracklisting

• Listen A1 Stefan Obermaier — Bounce [05:57]
• Listen A2 Stefan Obermaier — Turn Up [05:50]
• Listen B1 Stefan Obermaier — Drifter [06:05]
• Listen B2 Stefan Obermaier — Bah Mea [05:19]

Release Info

Purveyors of classy Viennese electronica rejoice as Vienna Scientists bring forth new musical happenings from local lad Stefan Obermaier.

Drifter EP is a foursome of tough and determined tracks beat inspired and destined for dirty dance floors worldwide. Recognized and much valued Vienna programming topped off with a cheerfully sentimental feel-good factor make this a ‘must have’ slice of wax for the Zero Nine.

Track Info

A1 Bounce 05:57

EP takes shape immediately with ‘Bounce’, a bass laden heavy noisy gait of a track mechanically minded and intended to propel and stimulate those late night endomorphines. Plenty of reverb and dangerously discoesque atmospherics raise the game even more. If Cerrone lived in Vienna in the new millennium, anyone?

A2 Bounce 05:50

Spongy sounds and some extra squidgy are noticeable assets to the beginnings of ‘Turn Up’. Then of course the bass drops and you know you are on track for another great night out courtesy of Vienna Scientists. Lots of breaks and bridges and places to re tie your shoelaces too, before the frenzy and bass returns to the floor. Be quick though, this track doesn’t hang about. Another stomper and certainty!

B1 Drifter 06:05

The EP title track ‘Drifter’ waggles into the room inconspicuously at the start but soon after throws off all its clothes in an attempt to shift some lower torso. Bad ass synths and shakers give incentive for action but it’s the killer kick drum and wobbly bassline that do the real damage. Proper late night dirty dancing Vienna style!

B2 Bah Mea 05:19

The last track ‘Bah Mea’ could actually be the first track you play from this EP? A brilliant track to begin your set with! Until of course normal working temperature is reached! Deep, diligent and with a hypnotic groove, it’s an excellent early night track. Never underestimate the power of good warm up tracks too, see them as appetizers to the main course. Bad appetizer = bad meal, and no ifs or buts about it.