UPFRONTBEATS

After an impressive string of releases across 2021 via the likes of YoY, Hoarder and Dansu Discs, Parisian talent Vitess is an artist coming into his own. Establishing his own vibrant and rich sound, fusing retro electro-influenced sonics with deep modern house influences across his productions and live sets, he now steps things up as he unveils a quartet of sleek, bumping cuts via blossoming Amsterdam-based imprint Up The Stuss.

The spacey and intergalactic sonics of ‘Wet Signal’ open proceedings as swirling leads float atop rumbling low-ends, warped vocals and supple pads, while ‘Hearth Attack’ introduces a deep, jazzy journey through pacy electro- tinged sequences and crisp percussion arrangements. On the flip, title cut ‘Red World’ showcases the Frenchman’s unique and evolving style as he merges funk-fuelled bass patterns with hazy vocal snippets and bright stabs, before closing the show via the futuristic synth squiggles, crisp drums and shimmering melodies of early hours cut ‘Hotline’.

Credited - Dispersion PR