Mirage EP
All links to shops and streaming services → See below ↓
– “A blistering desert, caught between confidence and discomfort from the heat, unsure how far the horizon really is. Tension, movement, illusion and clarity – step into the haze!“
Shops and Streaming platforms
Artist Feedback
- John Digweed (Bedrock Records) — “Will play for sure”
- Enrico Sangiuliano (Drumcode) — “Oh yes, Prelude to Mirage!” → Opening track at Kappa FuturFestival
- Marco Bailey — “Developer remix”
- Charlotte de Witte — “Thanks!”
- Luciano Esse — “Mirage Developer Remix is my pick here!”
- 7XINS — “Fantastic release! Will play!”
- Kmyle (Skryptom) — “Super cool stuff!”
- Kay Barton (Evosonic Radio) — “Again great release on City Wall! <3”
- Andrømeda (Rant & Rave) — “Loving the arabic influences. Developer and Ross Harper Remixes are awesome!”
- Erick Gasca (Club Furies) — “Top originals, with the right remixes. Amplitud, versatilidad, quite wide open atmospheres, supported!”
- Tekno 1 Radio — “Playlisted on tekno1.fr”
- Carl Craig — “Thanks”
Maceo Plex — “Thanks for the music” - Alexi Delano — “Nice release, the Developer remix is the one for me!”
- Adriatique — “Thanks”
Press
– “Mirage (Original Mix) is high-energy but strangely mysterious, like a banger with a secret life. The irony, of course, is that the “illusion” is the hook itself: you keep following it deeper into the mirage, knowing it will vanish, but addicted to the chase. The remixes cleverly refract this mirage into different climates. […] If PETRU’s original is about seduction, Developer’s version is about discipline: a mirage turned into a treadmill you can’t step off. Ross Harper, meanwhile […] lightens the texture, injects playfulness, makes the mirage sparkle. […] And then comes ‘Prelude to Mirage’, slowing down the pulse, widening the horizon, and letting the emotional content rise to the surface. […] It’s almost symphonic in scope, atmospheric and grand.”
Full review: Chain D.L.K
– “Developer toys with our emotions here, creating a sinister, unnerving atmosphere worthy of a driller killer horror film. The low end percolates with menace, as a swathe of marauding layers implant a sense of foreboding and unease. That said, you want to dance, too, as the rhythms permeate into your structure encouraging you to move uncontrollably.” – Music Is The Answer
Premieres & support
Channels: Underground23, Soma Selects, Internet Ghetto.