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Esolar - Mongo

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Channel: Black Hole Recordings · 2012 · Pets & Animals

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Rub A Duck 015
Esolar EP
01. Mongo
02. F**king B*tch

Esolar makes his debut on the Rub A Duck imprint and presents the titles "Mongo" and "F**king B*tch".

The Dutch producer started music production in the mid-nineties, initially with a strong focus on Drum & Bass, Breakbeat and Hip Hop, but over time he shifted back to Dance. Influenced by Hip Hop from the nineties and old school House music, Esolar created his own characteristic sound, which is distinguished by the use of loud drums and melodic leads. The name of the act itself, Esolar, refers in its essence to solar energy: the sun gives us energy, but as a twist it's pronounced in Dutch. In Esolar's work, guitarist Shycop plays an important part. Joining forces in 2003, the two made a strong team and have worked together ever since. Shycop collaborated on a lot of Esolar's tracks and in 2004 they released an instrumental album under the name of Semicrack.

Over the past decade Esolar has contributed to several releases under different aliases. Now presenting his first EP on the Rub A Duck imprint, he unleashes two raw electro tracks with an attractive, rude undertone. Both "Mongo" and "F**cking B*tch" deliver a rough and unpolished sound to the dance floor. The irresistible groove of Esolar's productions makes this EP a must for the DJs that play harder!

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