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Justin Martin & Eats Everything - Steven Jello
how timely to find this. justin martin will be playing here in ny tomorrow night at a verboten 'do. not sure i'll be able to make it, but hopefully! especially if i'll be hearing house jams of this caliber. and right as the weather is finally looking up. something crisp and sharp with some swagger to get you in the groove.
margaux.
Justin Martin & Eats Everything - Steven Jello
[Tech House] If there was a genre called "music that is kind of relaxing, but at the same time slightly disturbing", this would be part of it.
DB-108- Justin Martin & Eats Everything - Hello Mr. Jello
Available on The Birdhouse: March 28th Available on Beatport: March 31st Available Worldwide + Vinyl: April 15th
First they had a feather fight. Then they did what’s known in the industry as ‘the gettup’ and proceeded to tear a hole into 2013… Now San Fran / Bristol’s finest dynamic duo return with two more beastly jams.
“Steven Jello” takes us on a deep journey into the groove space continuum. Boasting a strutting cosmic bassline, hypnotic percussion, weeping synth flurries and a timeless house vocal shot, it’s Justin and Eats at their most contemplative. Heads down, feet to the floor, get busy… We have no idea who Steven Jello is, but as he’s inspired a tribute like this, we’re already in love with the man.
“Kong” is so monstrous it’ll have you climbing the nearest skyscraper for safety. You’ll be ducking from the groaning, moaning airplanes overhead. You’ll be air drumming to the gargantuan tub-thumping fills. You’ll be shaking your hairy booty to the snake-like percussion. You’ll be pounding your chest to the rusty organ flourishes. You’ll be asking yourself… Where has this tune been all my life?!
Few co-lab projects resonate with such distinctive shared spirit and sonic camaraderie. It’s a shame Justin and Eats don’t live closer together or we’d have an entire album of this high calibre material by now.
