By now we can hopefully skip the introduction to Âme's new 12" because if this is your first piece of their music, it seems you have not been out clubbing for a long time. Kristian Beyer and Frank Wiedemann left a mark on various dance floors with their sound whose only trademark appears to be deep and moving with an amazing attention to detail. The duo moves on to the next step with their new production which shows again that they are constantly evolving without recycling the same formula.

By bridging the gap for all kinds of music lovers ranging from techno, house or broken beat, Âme attract most of them by keeping a warm and analogue feel with the right punch and precision for the dance floor.

"Engoli" is a house cut in an unusual sense that is looking into various corners but keeps its level of deepness throughout the entire composition. A low acting sub, unique synth arrangements and a tribal chant ensure excitement not only in the audience. "Kuma" is a more obvious hitter with its modulating sound spectrums, maximum tension a deep bass section that pets your stomach and moves your dancing shoes.

Now judge for yourself - we are most definitely glad to have it in the box!