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There’s a certain clarity of vision that defines MYR, and Bring The Juice is perhaps its most distilled expression to date. Goeran Meyer avoids excess at every turn, focusing instead on precision, groove and atmosphere.
The EP is built on a foundation of rolling percussion that feels almost tactile. Each drum element is placed with intention, contributing to a groove that evolves subtly rather than dramatically. This is dance music designed for continuity—for DJs who understand the power of gradual shifts rather than peak-time theatrics.
Melodically, Meyer leans into warmth. The synth work is understated but effective, providing a soft harmonic bed that supports the rhythmic framework. There’s a notable sense of space in the mix, with each element occupying its own pocket while contributing to a cohesive whole.
DLEE’s vocal contribution is handled with similar restraint. The phrases are sparse, almost fleeting, but they add a layer of humanity that elevates the track without disrupting its flow.
As a milestone release, MYR 40 feels intentional. It’s not about looking back, but about solidifying a sound that continues to evolve with quiet confidence.
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