Fans of Berwick's 'Mind of A Squid' would have instantly thought to themselves, "why haven't Cyphon signed him up for a his own 4-track EP of 'Powerflip' electronic dancefloor: another hit for the Jimpster label.
As the highlight of the 'NervouEs Lab 001' EP, Jimpster is one to not spot a winner such as the Infinity Plus One release, 'Reflexion' (see review HERE).
DJ and producer Berwick has his own twist on electro rave warp wobble that may have been formed by having a Sheffield/Bristol background.
The opener 'Fall & Melt' reflects a duplicity of shuffle will melt dancefloors into submission and illuminates his talent for deep groove like hi-energy-post dubstep.
Can't get must better than this? Well, the title track 'Powerflip' also enjoys "eyeball-rattling low-end" with some dub-infused vocal as the system is looking for more power surge than power point: set ya knobs to zero and twist.
Even a base dub diva like Biggabush (see his latest HERE, a split EP with James Hayford) would hav trouble remixing 'Powerflip' so step up Bristol's Sam Lester who, sensibly, has done a remix that's outta the dark gutter fear factor into a more bouncy tech-house with such a menacing wobble.
So with each track scarier that the last, in a more fun way, 'Impossible' rounds the set off with some heritage Shefield drum machine and old skool computer game synths it shows how versatile this guy is.
Back in the day, .I spent a lot of time in Berwick Street as a central hot-pot of music, as an individual Berwick is setting out on his own pathway with a range of influences that's going to 'Powerflip' a nation: impossible? I don't think so!
%20-%20KROK.jpg)
.jpg)
