Westpark Unit (aka Herb LF & Ingo Sänger) are back with their annual release on
Farside Records after some work for Labels like Dessous, Tjumy, Future Classic or
Fear Of Flying. This time, they provide 4 brandnew trax for the Vinyl edition, plus a very
special digital-only classic tune.
“More Forever” might be familiar to a few people that followed the music of Westpark
Unit over the years. The tune is a special rework of their first ever limited 12inch release
“Forever” back in 2002 on Draft Recordings. “More Forever” took some of the original
deep harmonies, keeps parts of the piano loop and the beautiful sampled hook and
should be a soulful bomb on the 2009 floors.
By the way, the remastered and little modified original version is additionally available as
digital-only track (“Forever Revisited”).
Even deeper “45” grows and grows with a very intensely chord, takes you on a trip with
its driving bassline and is the other dubby deep house tune here. The first demo version
received some nice feedback/chartings/plays from DJs like Dplay, Matt Flores or Shur-I-kan.
While speaking of house (not house), “Jam Hot” and “Familiar Sequence” are
musically caught somewhere in between the styles. “Jam Hot” might be more funk than
house with sexy 104 bpm, is bouncing like hell and keeps the crowd shaking and
moving. “Familiar Sequence” appeals to the disco fanatics out there, has a little of a
balearic vibe and is also keeping things slow.
Both tunes are the perfect startup into the night. We think this is the right tempo for party
anyway.
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