Two years after their debut compilation, Make a Dance‘s M.A.D Records returns with a highly anticipated sequel. This latest five-track EP shifts the spotlight to a fresh lineup of newcomers, each bringing a unique flair that makes this release a standout in the current electronic music landscape.
Baby Rollen kicks off the EP with “Whatuwant,” a track that effortlessly melds post-punk samples with acid house rhythms. The result is a bouncy, infectious tune that feels like an underground anthem in the making. Its raw energy sets a high bar for the rest of the compilation.
Next up, George Plant delivers “Music Begins,” a masterful blend of jacking house and deep house elements. The track’s driving beats and lush melodies create a groove that’s both powerful and immersive, making it a highlight of the EP.
Dim City follows with “Extasis,” a track that channels the spirit of proto-house with a modern twist. Its pulsating rhythms and hypnotic basslines offer a mesmerizing experience, showcasing Dim City’s knack for crafting timeless dance floor gems.
On the flip side, Marma‘s “Mambo” takes a deeper, more tactile approach. The track is rich with delay-laden drum hits and a loved-up vibe that wraps listeners in a warm, nostalgic embrace. It’s a subtle yet captivating addition to the compilation.
Bobby Metronome closes the EP with “Body Free,” a vibrant fusion of deep house and nu-disco. The pitched-up tempo and colorful soundscape make it an irresistible finale, leaving a lasting impression with its infectious energy and playful charm.
M.A.D Records’ latest compilation, “M.A.D 010 VA Vol. 2” showcases the talents of emerging artists who bring fresh and innovative sounds to the fore. From Babyrollen’s underground anthem to Bobby Metronome’s nu-disco delight, this EP offers a diverse and cohesive collection of tracks that are bound to make waves on dance floors everywhere. A triumphant follow-up that solidifies M.A.D Records’ reputation for curating cutting-edge electronic music.
Words by Holger Breuer
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