HomePark – Forever Walking

Great but fuzzy memories of someone from hessle audio blowing my brain out with forever walking at the moat at dimensions when it was at fort punta christo, tear jerker

The label is not widely known, is in its third release. After Erdbeerschnitzel, appears HomePark, a promising young Londoner.

Originally it was a limited edition vinyl and then the output in digital form. Four tracks including a remix by Iron Curtis (Hudd Traxx and Morris Audio); energy deep house, soulful. The remix adds a touch of Detroit to which we are now accustomed, without stewing and without changing the very concept of the title track. "On Me" and "Alternity" continue along the path prepared by HomePark, deep softer strings for a more dub version.

The album has received praise from Leif, Ethyl and the same Erdbeerschnitzel; citing these figures can be understood immediately what music is. Overall a good album.

A stunning, well-balanced 4-tracker. Sublime tech house with tidy arrangement, nice deep pads and just the right amount of spacey delays make this a solid release from the London label. Forever Walking is deservedly the lead track and has that elusive X-Factor that pushes it ahead of the vast pack of usual, par-grade tech house that so saturates the market. Very reminiscent of the Plastic City/Timewriter vibe. Well worth the purchase!