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Luke Chable - Foundation (Original Mix) - Mesmeric Records

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Channel: Release Promo · 2012 · Music

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A wide assortment of progressive house fans both old and new have reason to rejoice today as we have the release of three new original productions from Aussie prog legend Luke Chable.

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 Generally when i see someone referred to as a legend it's almost always unjustified but in this case I believe it truly is. Luke has been responsible of some of the most memorable and beloved tracks in electronic music over the course of the last ten years. His remixes of PQM's 'You Are Sleeping' and Gwill Morris' 'Time' often appear in people's best of all time lists and all his productions from the golden era of prog have aged remarkably well and still sound fresh and exciting today. Luke's recent interpretation of Shiloh's 'Primavera' (also on Mesmeric) served notice that's he's back writing incredible melodic and sonically destructive records.

His 'Foundation' EP comes with three brand new original compositions that all have that Chable magic that he has become so loved for. The lead track 'Foundation' begins with a stripped groove and super fresh, glitchy electronics. This leads to the first drop where a wavering hypnotic line is introduced along with a massive rolling bass line. As the composition builds the lead chords descend over the track and the result it utterly heavenly, soft perfectly textured sheets of sonic bliss that work in perfect unison with the warm wall of sub bass of which the chord changes are goose bump raising to say the least. This might be one of Chable's finest moments and with support coming in from Hernan Cattaneo and Armin Van Buuren we're probably not far off. The second piece 'Cornerstone' is the most stripped and techy of the bunch. It's comes with an incredible moody vibe which is driven by a wavering synth that is remarkably trippy and hypnotic. Luke's bleepy electronics and hollow hits are as modern as ever and when surrounded by his devastatingly warped atmosphere the results are spectacular. The EP closes with 'Substrate' which is well in line with 'Foundation' and might just be our favourite track on the EP. The long brain teasing lead is sensational and they way the composition builds ever so subtly into the melodic masterpiece that it is will leave you dumbfounded. Warm surges of emo bass tones, sparkling atmospheric sweeps and dynamic musical elements all combine for one of most dramatic and emotional pieces of electronic music you'll hear all year. King Unique thinks so to as he recently named it his biggest record of 2011. Release Promo Hype Chart #5

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