Sumsuch

A truly incredible month for new music meant that I really struggled to keep this session down to one hour. You can find a full track-list below, so please support the artists and labels by buying the tunes if you like 'em. 1. Moti Brothers - New Love Ending - Ready Mix 2. Matt Caine - The Break Up - Nordic Trax 3. Siler & Dima - Docteur Blainville - Popcorn Records 4. Gavin Boyce - Haboo - Nordic Trax 5. Leigh Morgan - Jupiter Calls - Fancy Human 6. DJ Jarvis - Juno (Jeremy Blake Remix) - Cylon Dub Receptor 7. Jody Wisternoff - The Bridge feat. Sian Evans - Anjunadeep 8. Prove Them Wrong & Alexander Funkmachine - Crux - KDB Records 9. The New Black - A Game Of Tones (B.G. Baarregaard Remix) - Whiskey Pickle 10. OBu - Esprit d'Eclat - Dimentique 11. Skeleton Army - Djinni - Something Different 12. Sumsuch - Shine feat. Will Brock (Q-Burns Abstract Message Remix) - Colour and Pitch

Brand new single 'Simpatico' sees the light of day on July 22nd, exclusively on Beatport. Techno powerhouse and ‘reclusive perfectionist’, Myles Sergé and 'eclectic experimenter' Q Burns Abstract Message provide stellar remixes. “Simpatico” finds Sumsuch joined by Philadelphia-based soul man Will Brock whose vocals add a seductive human touch to the producer’s already emotive and atmospheric palette. Marked by its solid, dance floor rhythm and able vocal, the cut’s chirpy textures peal in and out marrying subtle chord progressions alongside a rising drumbeat. The first of two “Simpatico” remixes comes from US techno powerhouse and self-confessed ‘reclusive perfectionist’ Myles Sergé (6ONE6 | DEFREC, ESHU Records). His speedy but spacious take on the original can only be described as melancholic - a sound that will surely appeal to fans of dreamier, esoteric club music. Twinned with off-kilter percussion, this tender slice of left-field techno is, simply put, noth...