Various Artists – Four to the Floor 17

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Various Artists – Four to the Floor 17
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Four to the Floor 17

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21.02.2020

TRACKLIST

01. Solomun – Rotweinfleck (Original Mix)
02. Sejva – You Must Understand (Original Mix)
03. Marc DePulse – exe.cute (Original Mix)
04. gizA djs – Dolce (Original Mix)
 
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The first Four To The Floor of the new decade is on the horizon.

FTTF Edition 17 starts with the track Rotweinfleck by Diynamic founder Solomun and its a dramatic dancefloor play. Excited percussions lead the way; then suddenly, the main piano theme strikes a chord, shy at first, but in an ever-growing crescendo, until it culminates and unloads its weight like thunder.

Next up is You Must Understand, a dark and dizzy grave wave influenced track by Atlanta-native Sejva that sounds like a sinister medieval ritual with monks chanting their hypnotic mantra to brand it into your mind.

Track no. 3 titled exe.cute by Marc DePulse is a futuristic melodic Techno tune with a dirty bassline, pairing space-age synthesizer sounds with retro guitar lick aesthetics.

And closing off, gizA djs return to FTTF with the 80s Italo Disco influenced, euphoric dancefloor anthem titled Dolce.

 
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