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Kontigo - The Lost Hours [SLM009] b/w SUBMERSE Mix

Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2011 5:48 pm
by Slime
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Kontigo
'The Lost Hours' EP
(Slime Recordings)


1.Believe
2.Losing You
3.Here I Come
4.Stars Fall
5.Stars Fall (Submerse Mix)

Cat.No : SLM009


Slime travels to Spain by way of London for our next release, welcoming to the label a very promising talent by the name of Kontigo. Kontigo's sound is firmly rooted in the rave, but is perfect for those hazy twilight hours post-club where reality is a distant memory. For his debut release he brings you 'The Lost Hours' EP, a beautiful soundtrack for the soul, where the fused elements of future garage, dubstep and an incredible ear for melody combine to melt your heart and ignite dancefloors worldwide.

'Believe' rolls in on a wave of atmospheric euphoria, post-rave synths guiding you higher alongside the soulful vocal that underpins this garage anthem in the making. Glittering strings and melodies interweave with slow-motion bass pressure to create a piece of music that seems timeless, regardless of any genre or style.

'Losing You' picks up the pace with an incredible garage roller, heartwarming vocal stabs cocooned in uplifting melodies that are reminiscent of the golden days of rave music. Skittering percussion will lead you on a total trip, but when the four to the floor kicks in...well...game over!

'Here I Come' warps the template of the previous tracks, combining garage and dubstep pattern switches to devestating effect. Perfect for that strange time post-rave and pre-comedown, the melody will have you rushing all over again before the bassweight kicks this firmly back on the dancefloor.

'Stars Fall' glides in on a total dubstep flex, with beautiful keys dropping over skeletal drumwork before a wall of sub-bass roars into life and cracks your chestplate in half. Drifting melodies interlock and push this track into the stratosphere, one for the last track of the night crew.

For the final track future garage legend Submerse drops an astonishing remix of 'Stars Fall', heartbreaking atmospherics leading you in before dropping one of the most unexpected dancefloor switches you'll hear this year. When this one breaks halfway through it will blow your mind!


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Design by The Amygdala

Distributed by Cargo


Released 21/02/11 through Juno Download and all good digital retailers

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Re: Kontigo - The Lost Hours [SLM009] b/w SUBMERSE Mix

Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2011 2:14 pm
by Slime
Full video for 'Believe' from the EP:



You can check out the remaining static videos on the Slime YouTube Channel

Re: Kontigo - The Lost Hours [SLM009] b/w SUBMERSE Mix

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2011 11:43 am
by Slime

Re: Kontigo - The Lost Hours [SLM009] b/w SUBMERSE Mix

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 5:07 pm
by cosby
LARGE release. Garage fans take note, this one will change your life!

Re: Kontigo - The Lost Hours [SLM009] b/w SUBMERSE Mix

Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 6:27 pm
by Slime
Cheers dude!

This is out tomorrow!

In the meantime check this interview Kontigo did for the I Hate Fun blog:

http://i-hate-fun.blogspot.com/2011/02/ ... ntigo.html

Re: Kontigo - The Lost Hours [SLM009] b/w SUBMERSE Mix

Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2011 9:44 am
by Slime

Re: Kontigo - The Lost Hours [SLM009] b/w SUBMERSE Mix

Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 8:58 pm
by Slime
Straight into the Top 10 bestselling garage new releases on Juno Download! Thanks to all those who are supporting!

Re: Kontigo - The Lost Hours [SLM009] b/w SUBMERSE Mix

Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2011 7:28 pm
by Slime
Juno very kindly did a little review of the EP:

http://www.junodownload.com/products/th ... 694570-02/

"Marking his debut on Slime Records, Spanish garage/dubstep producer Kontigo really throws out some soul-nourishing beats on this five-track release. For the floor, "Here I Come" won't fail to shake asses whilst also whisking your mind into a giddy, soft-synthed whirlwind, and "Losing You" is another beautiful soulful, disco-garage stomper. "Stars Fall" and "Believe" are just as luscious, with deep atmospheric textures dominating the former, and half-steppin' beats and elastic basslines the latter. L2S' Submerse brings out the beats on a superb, hyped-mix of "Stars Fall" that rounds off this mightily impressive debut. "