Can You Feel It?, by Mike Volt

Can You Feel It?

by Mike Volt

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Can You Feel It? Can you feel the acid in your veins and rhythms in your brain? Mike Volt lands on Enigmatic Output with two brutally elegant acid cuts for the dancers and the heads. On Side A Volt channels the raw beauty of early Chicago pioneers with "Can You Feel It?"
The instantly recognizable Mr Fingers sample echoes like a call to prayer before driving the rave home with a hectic breakdown that further shows Volt's own production prowess. The flip see's Volt in heads down mode, an acid line snaking between patiently built drums and percussion from the get-go, before unleashing the beast in a mind-melting acid solo. It's one for the early hours and bleary eyed or one for as the night is starting to twist and turn into the acid wilderness. "Fly to..." is aptly named, with the exact destination unique to each dancer, a musical journey for all on the floor.
Both cuts keep a club of any size shifting and the brilliant vocal clip would bring a brief moment of clarity to our raving souls. However you choose to use this EP, treat with care as this is not child's play.

DJ'S supporting this release;
DR.Motte,PostHuman, Clarkee [Area 51], Patrick DSP, Paul Langley, DJ Hendrik,DJ K.N, Michael De Hey, Zombie In Progress,Afrozoid, Darkmode, Ohm [Iceland],Mark Neenan, Gemma Furbank, Jake Conlon, Jon E Thin Bremmar,Mark Anthony,Ian Void, Joseph Capriati, Kev Boustead, Louk, Marcello Perri, Nori [Posivision], Omid Dubtek, Onionz,Roman Zawodny, Sascha Zastiral, Acid Ted, Kenny Mulligan, John Rowe, Anderson Noise, Cedrick Ep Digital,Nomad Spectrum,audiopirate,Alodine,
DJ Link,Chris Collins,Alex Jockey, Nelman and many more...

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released March 29, 2016

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Enigmatic Output is a UK based label focused on releasing deep and unique analogue frequencies, quirky acid house, electro, and oldschool techno vibes

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