After releasing a devastating first opus which seduced many international dancefloors, Laroze presents the second volume of his ‘Natural Stupidity’ series. This self-produced EP of 5 trance, progressive house and down-tempo tracks with tribal accents and exotic influences is the perfect weapon to end this amazing festival season.
A club anthem with tribal accents, ‘Pure Water’ draws its sounds from the Philippines and mixes them with the ingredients specific to progressive house in its most effective form. We thus find sampled tracks reminiscent of the dense forests bordering the Pacific like the flute or the voices of distant ethnic groups, but also 90’s synthesizers such as the Korg M1, or the DX7. The whole thing forms a devastating and dangerous track for every clubber who crosses its path.
Laroze, a French producer working since 2014 under this pseudonym and initially known for his house/disco-tinged debut, makes no secret of it: “This EP is inspired by the trips I have been able to make over the last 10 years. Whether in the forests of Costa Rica, in the lagoons of Mauritius, the temples from Thailand, or in the archipelagos of Linapacan in the Philippines, nature inspires me. This EP is a kind of bridge between my two passions: beautiful landscapes and club music.
Already playlisted by many artists during the summer, “Natural Stupidity Vol.2” will be only digitally available on Friday 17th September, but you can already pre-order the whole package on Bandcamp.