Tal Fussman is the latest artist to debut on SEVEN and we’re excited to release his EP today, “No Disco”. With a remix by the Swiss House music legend Deetron and some incredible early promo feedback, we know this one is going to be big!
Tal Fussman’s release perfectly fits SEVEN’s “in-between house and techno” approach. He delivers a 90s-infused progressive house EP that simply feels great. Embracing a spirit of openness to genres and styles, this EP features exciting, dancefloor-ready tracks – enhanced by an amazing remix from Deetron who also has his SEVEN label debut.
The release is out today on digital download, 12″ Black Vinyl and a Limited Edition 12″ Splatter Vinyl from SEVEN’s Bandcamp store. Also available for in-store pick up from the very best record stores including Inch by Inch in Leipzig, CSM in Köln and Bikini Wax in Berlin plus from major online retailers like Juno, HHV and Phonica in the UK.
SEVEN · [SEVEN7006] Tal Fussman – No Disco
SEVEN7006: No Disco by Tal Fussman Track Listing
A1 Tal Fussmann – No Disco
“No Disco” sends the audience deep into the jungle and definitely sets a certain mood for the dancefloor. Raw, percussion-heavy drums, reverb-soaked vocals, and rising pads all build up to a catchy main melody that’s guaranteed to stick in your head.
A2 Tal Fussmann – Release
“Release” is a light, soothing progressive house jam reminiscent of the golden era of the subgenre. Expansive, super-wide chords create a unique stereo image, while driving congas and Tal Fussmann’s signature reverb-soaked vocals keep the groove fresh and engaging.
A3 Tal Fussmann – Release (Deetron Remix)
Deetron from Switzerland reimagines “Release” with a more stripped-down approach. With focused percussion, a driving bassline, sharp hats and an evolving main synth, this remix draws inspiration from the raw Detroit sound.
B1 Tal Fussmann – Sunset Falling Down
The song “Sunset Falling Down” is defined almost exclusively by its ethereal pads and extraordinary layering of drums. The interplay of various Latin percussion creates a marching rhythm, further enhanced by subtle touches – a little whistle, a vocal chop, or even an animal sound here and there. We wouldn’t be surprised to hear this in Rio during Carnival.
B2 Tal Fussmann – Is It Real?
“Is It Real?” is a classic Chicago-style house tune featuring a simple yet captivating syncopated beat that rounds off this EP. Alternating synth lines and a subtle, rimshot-like groove in the background perfectly capture the unmistakable Tal Fussmann touch, providing a fitting finale.