Feel by Seb Wildblood - Church [CHURCHW001]

Feel

Seb Wildblood

A 2 track deep house single (11m ) — released October 28th 2013 on Church

#electronic #deep-house

Church follow on from their hugely successful debut release of Lorca's Faith Evan's refix late last year (CHURCH000), with the launch of their new side project 'Church White'. This sub label will focus more on the melodic side of the spectrum, decidedly not shying away from the use of a vocal sample.

Moving on from it's bootleg debut (CHURCH000), Church White will also be the home to edit's and original productions. The first release comes from co-founder Seb Wildblood whom recently released on Kerri Chandlers much loved imprint 'MadTech Records.' Previous support for Seb Wildblood has come from the likes of Ben Pearce, Breach, Eliphino, Maribou State, Trikk, Hackman & More.

The A Side 'Feel' is a melodic House Track, borrowing plenty of elements from the world of Bass Music. With a soulful vocal Sample, warm Bassline and melodic conga's carrying the track throughout. The Other half of Church, Apes has put a Techno spin on the track with his '5am Jam', with powerful Stabs and a hugely effective rework of the vocal and percussive elements, the track is a solid effort to keep the Dance Floor Moving until the early hours.

Released Physically & Digitally on the 21st October.
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