Piramex has been no stranger to our imprint this past year, having already contributed the anthemic "Aquamarine" and "Nothing Matters" rework of Blugazer's "Ethereal Concepts." The exceedingly talented Russian has certainly proven to us already that he is capable of composing sophisticated club-friendly trance and progressive, with soaring melodic themes and gut-busting basslines.
We're excited to present a brand new EP from Piramex, kicking off with the rapturous "Aravia." The tune begins with a thunderous bassline, soon followed by a hypnotic arp line. The soundscape is further enhanced by additional synth layers, as well as a vocal motif that quickly becomes the song's central theme. In the main break, a gorgeous piano line and thrilling pads crescendo into a hands-in-the-air drop.
The subsequent cut, "Organique," is equally energetic and memorable. Once again, a stadium-filling bassline firmly establishes the track in peak-hour terrain. An echoing vocal stab and warm pads give the song a radiant aura, leading into the enchanting breakdown, in which a mystical flute and harp contribute a timeless score. The "medieval" instruments alongside the hyper-modern synth lines prove to be a refreshing and jubilant combination. Once again, the drop is both festival-ready and highly engaging to more discriminating fans of electronica.
1. Piramex - Aravia (Original Mix)
2. Piramex - Organique (Original Mix)
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