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Lorenzo Batlle
Source 02

Artists

Lorenzo Batlle

Labels

New Source

Catno

NWS02

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Uruguay

Release date

Genres

Electronic

Styles

Deep Techno Acid

Lorenzo Batlle

Source 02 is the second release from the Uruguayan label New Source. We are pleased to have the debut of Lorenzo Batlle, Uruguayan producer and DJ.

Track A1 - IDRIS:
Opening the EP, IDRIS invites you to a disorderly dance through time, weaving dub influences, atmospheric acid lines, and fragmented vocals creating an eclectic sonic landscape.

Track A2 - MEDEA:
MEDEA emerges with a soft and hypnotic embrace, drenched in hypnotic bells and delayed acid lines.

Track B1 - SIRIUS:
Inspired by Cyrus, woods, and '80s shades, SIRIUS is a blended journey guided by a pulsating baseline—an invitation to move forward on the dancefloor.

Track B2 - God works in mysterious ways:
Closing the EP, God works in mysterious ways leaves a moody imprint, resonating with house vibes and playful synths bringing joy to the dancefloor.

Media: Mi

Sleeve: M

13.5€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

Idris

Medea

Sirius

God works in mysterious ways

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