Spawning richly-textured and tight UK House beats with a distinctly Parisian palette, From Yesterday Until Tomorrow is a mosaic of Eole’s hybrid influences. Embossed with glittering melodies which dance over pulsing breakbeat rhythms, glitched out vocal tracks pan and telescope in stereo. Both new tracks draw out an irreverently fresh summer sound filled with psychedelic avenues and ambient patches. From Yesterday features warbling synths and heavy bass filtered through a happy haze. Creating a perfect blend between minimal and nuanced. The EP’s featured track ‘Until Tomorrow’ debuted on Deep House Sweden – a dance-ready daze that pulls no punches and subtly draws you in with hypnotic vocals.

With the release of his new EP, Eole commented: “I wanted to break down the boundaries that French artists set for themselves, to dare to cross oceans with relevant music. All the experiences I’ve had with Gucci, JBL, Zalando, Foot Locker and even Kourtrajme have pushed me to assert myself with this project. I’ve been waiting for this moment for 15 years, to unleash the beast in the arena, so that Eole can finally starts blowing the storm.”

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With his latest track, House producer Florian Picasso has strayed into new territory. Having previously released predominantly Tech House music – or at least this remains true for the other singles he released earlier this year (‘Unwind’, ‘The Edge’, ‘Make Me Dance’) – his new single, out this Friday, is something different.

Pre-save ‘Waking Dream’

Still falling under the House umbrella, his newest track, ‘Waking Dream’, is lighter and more easy-listening. Well, then, what genre would this fall under, precisely? The La Californie Musique producer tells us: “I have been very influenced by the French touch like Cassius and Fred again’s groove for this one.”

‘Waking Dream’ begins with a soulful piano. Next, it adopts a set of driving drums, a melody-guided bassline, and, as is Florian’s style, a series of vocal cuts that bolster the track’s internal rhythm. Then, a gospel organ takes over to heighten the track’s fervour, before it returns to its prior enthusiastic state.

Listen to ‘Waking Dream’ below:

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