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Already Supported by Pan-Pot, Sebo K, Anja Schneider, Kiki, Karotte... Simplicity is the name of the game on both tracks here. On >Louder Elvis<, the two unleash pure deep-house bounce over ominous, Detroit-inspired pads, clean-as-a-whistle bleeps laser their way through a fog of dubbed-out delay. The tunes flow suggests a live session, with tumbling chords following their own whims, but theres nothing haphazard about it. This ones all about the afterhours, head down and moving steadily into the light. A vocal sample kicks off >Radio Graceland< but dont expect any bloated rock n roll theatrics. Instead, Van Dowski and Agnès lay down a slowly rolling groove with a Latin touch and even a little bit of reggaetón lurch. Hand drums dapple the landscape with faded colors, keeping the mood subdued—at least, until the beat gathers steam and bright, syncopated chords splash about. Groaning analog noises push the energy restlessly forward, driving dancers to wild abandon: the track is as effective as it is unconventional. What else would you expect from two of Switzerlands most uncompromising crowdpleasers