Reviews Sebastien Leger – Cosmogold (Circle 009) | Sebastien Leger – Cosmogold (Circle 009) |
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| Sunday, 03 September 2006 | |
 Sébastien Legér - this French-born and Amsterdam-based producer and DJ is one to watch out for as he takes French house music to a new level. With his unique production skills that see Sébastien create intrinsically layered tracks full of character as he goes well beyond clichés, he has managed to capture the attention of label headhonchos such as Carl Cox and Josh Wink who signed the French talent to their labels, Intec and Ovum, as well as producing for über-imprint Defected.
Combining old with new, Sébastien´s follow-up release of the seminal "Brouwersgracht" on Circle again manages to capture the magic of housetech at its finest whilst leading it away from the limits of his own transience. Two elegant, zero-gravity tracks that sit comfortably somewhere between prog, tech, and minimal house, standing the test of time... just plain good.
A: „Cosmonite“ A dreamy, melancholic anthem, driven by a powerful progressive beat, that raises the neck hair with its stunning beauty as shimmering soundscapes full of subliminal reminiscence and glamour spread out in front of the listener who is taken straight into the légère world of Legér.
B: “GouldenMoulden” Quiet, obliquely bleeping synths set the stage for a powerful filtered house beat that should have the arms in the air in no time as the driving techhouse structure takes the people from one level to the next. |
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