Lowercase

Second release on Resurrection Berlin, and it's a patient, dark progression tool that rewards floor time. Three tracks of house shaped by trance sensibilities and dub space - patient in the best sense, letting ideas breathe and build. Return is the standout, though the whole EP hangs together as a considered piece of work.

Lowercase works the kind of deep, absorbing progressive house that doesn't announce itself. These aren't novelty cuts - they're built for DJs who understand that the best floor moments come from tracks that know how to wait, how to layer, how to let a room catch up. The production is clean and purposeful, each element placed with thought.

Resurrection Berlin's second release confirms what the first suggested: this is a label thinking seriously about house music in its various shades - progressing it, not just repeating it. For heads chasing sophisticated dance music that doesn't compromise on either the dance or the sophistication.