Sparsely but only great – this seems to be the motto of the Red Flag Collective as after few months of silence, they come back with another two gems. However, there is no sign of Turkish blood on their fourth vinyl.
The A side was created by two Norwegians – Espen & Elusive. The first one is known from releases on Method while the second one from his mixes on the Oslo Nights show. “Shexy” is a perfectly produced, warm progressive anthem for the end of the set. Powerful bass contrasted with dreamy synths and subtle vocal will surely be a hit of many sunrises.
The flip - delivered by a tech house giant, Joshua Collins – was not new to me when I first listened to the promo few weeks ago. Some Turk had to play it in some of his sets, ‘cause I knew this track very well. This tune is more house than tech and works great in the early stages of sets or during warm ups. Bouncing bass and few layers of synths rock but don’t tire.
In the end, I would only like ask the Red Flag Collective for more frequent releasing.
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