Gorgon City's label
Realm has quickly become one of my most trusted sources for tight tech house and captivating club cuts. Along with
Gorgon City's own originals along with the likes of
George Kwali,
Billy Kenny and others,
Realm's first year of releases have been brilliant. And as it turns out
Gorgon City's "
Roped In," which appeared in the most recent
Enlightened Listening (
here), wasn't the only
Realm release of Friday, November 22nd. Following the success of "
Poseidon," NYC duo
Local Dialect have returned with another Greek myth inspired affair, "
Demeter." Driving calmly for nearly eight minutes, "
Demeter" is an easy going epic that works its way into your ear with incredible ease. Its rolling grooves whisper sweet nothings, seducing you through carefully crafted synths and a strikingly gorgeous top end. This magical mixture seems to be a running theme in
Local Dialect's toolbox, as writing this I'm whisked away by the skyward progression of their catalog of originals
here. A mystifying mixture of alluring leads with an ominous and powerful low end, "
Demeter" is yet another deific addition to
Local Dialect's divine discography. Purchase or stream via
Realm here and follow the duo's socials below.
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