Baba Stiltz, Samo DJ, and Tzusing each contribute tracks to a new EP for the great Public Possession. The artists might be operating independently, but each have a shared priority: making house music that sounds a little lopsided, but never sounds rushed or lazy. The four-track set calls to mind artists like Prins Thomas or Maurice Fulton, not so much in terms of sound, but in their sense of playfulness.
| Weight | 0.25 kg |
|---|---|
| Artist | Baba Stiltz & Samo Dj & Tzusing |
| Label | Public Possesion |
| Format | 12″ |
| Cat Nr. | PP015 |
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Baba Stiltz, Samo DJ, and Tzusing each contribute tracks to a new EP for the great Public Possession. The artists might be operating independently, but each have a shared priority: making house music that sounds a little lopsided, but never sounds rushed or lazy. The four-track set calls to mind artists like Prins Thomas or Maurice Fulton, not so much in terms of sound, but in their sense of playfulness.
Baba Stiltz, Samo DJ, and Tzusing each contribute tracks to a new EP for the great Public Possession. The artists might be operating independently, but each have a shared priority: making house music that sounds a little lopsided, but never sounds rushed or lazy. The four-track set calls to mind artists like Prins Thomas or Maurice Fulton, not so much in terms of sound, but in their sense of playfulness.
| Weight | 0.25 kg |
|---|---|
| Artist | Baba Stiltz & Samo Dj & Tzusing |
| Label | Public Possesion |
| Format | 12″ |
| Cat Nr. | PP015 |
