Going beyond materialism and old-fashioned cliche, Amsterdam’s very own Boris Werner returns to Vatos Locos right after his remix for David Gtronic earlier last year with “New World Order” EP. This time, Boris brings his signature twisted sounds to a whole new level, starting the package with the mighty dancefloor rampant anthem “Fast Forward” while keeping things tighter and stripped back on “Rave Date”. B-side means deeper affairs. “Party It’s Like Your Studio” brings back some dusty and breakbeat old-school feels, while “Todo El Mundo” moves along with echoing dubby notes and crystal clear textures for the perfect afterhours tool.
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