REVIEW Magic Doz ‘Underground Traffic EP’ [System Error]

In the alchemy of electronic compositions, where beats intertwine with innovation, emerges the Marseille-based virtuoso, Magic Doz. A familiar name within the esteemed System Error family, he has left indelible marks on previous compilations and graced us with the sonic opulence of his debut album, “Dynasty of Dreams – Brotherhood Of The Dragon’s Sword.” Today, we embark on a journey to unravel his debut EP, “Underground Traffic,” a four-track symphony poised to mesmerize the auditory senses and elevate the dancefloor experience.

The inaugural chapter unfolds with the A1 track, a sonic odyssey titled “Ain’t No Real (Hr16 Version).” A cosmic expedition propelled by cowbell-space magic, where robotic vocals converge with ravey raps over an infectious Electro-infused instrumental. Magic Doz intricately crafts a sonic landscape that beckons dancers to transcend earthly boundaries and embark on a celestial journey.

Transitioning seamlessly into the A2 territory, we encounter “Is There a God?” A contemplative creation that plunges into the depths of house, rave, and all that lies in between. The track’s infectious synth-line, coupled with tantalizing vocal snippets, weaves a spellbinding narrative. Magic Doz skillfully teases the dancefloor with chords that resonate with both the mind and body.

The B-side unfolds with “A Day In Life,” a sonic tapestry adorned with breaks, scratches, and evocative vocals. This Break-Beat masterpiece is a labyrinth of auditory delights, inviting listeners to lose themselves in the bassline’s embrace. Magic Doz showcases his prowess in crafting a track that transcends conventional dance music, inviting introspection amidst rhythmic intricacies.

The EP crescendos to its apex with the closing track, “Program 91.” A magnum opus that amalgamates progressive 90s vibes, deep chords, rave-infused moments, and metallic vibrations. Magic Doz dons the hat of sonic maestro, orchestrating a symphony that resonates with nostalgia while pushing the boundaries of contemporary electronic soundscapes.

In the “Underground Traffic EP,” Magic Doz not only asserts his mastery over the sonic realm but presents a sonic feast that transcends conventional dance music paradigms. Each track, a meticulously crafted chapter, contributes to the EP’s overall narrative, offering a kaleidoscope of sonic flavors. As the dancefloor simmers with energy and the spice of innovation, we emerge from this four-track odyssey, captivated by Magic Doz’s ability to create an energetic and rave-infused masterpiece that lingers in the hearts and minds of its fortunate listeners.

Words by Holger Breuer

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