See you, me and Julio down by the schoolyard....
One half of production duo Velour and Bristol resident Julio Bashmore is back with his third solo release Chazm/Footsteppin’ on Ten Thousand Yen Records.
First up is Chazm which sees Julio step into his house/funky shoes. Starting off with a kicking 4/4 bass drum riddled with hand claps and tribal drums Julio throws in a dark swirling synth line that when it drops is a definite eyes down moment for anybody on the dancefloor.
On the flipside Footsteppin’ takes you into 2 step/garage territory with the intro sounding like it’s straight off Gold Panda’s cutting room floor. Bashmore adds the ever essential cut and paste style female vocal and laid back garage rhythm and Bashmore is on to a winner.
Don’t sleep on this one folks Chazm/Footsteppin’ is number 3 in a 5 part series of coloured and numbered 10” vinyl and is only a 350 limited pressing so don’t say I didn’t warn you! And with Bashmore lined up to do remixes for Mosca and The Martin Brothers in the near future he looks destined for big things in 2011.
Listen to Chazm and Footsteppin' below
Chazm / Footsteppin' 10" by TenThousandYen
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