This morning, Deadmau5 unveiled his latest
EP. Inspired by the work of Ray Bradbury, the mau5 wrote and produced an
uplifiting and euphoric track that lightly moves along. Although Chris
James’ lyrics fit the track’s inspiration, personally I would have preferred an
instrumental edit. Filling out the EP are remixes from Australian big
room electro producer Tommy Trash and Freeform Five. And perhaps unexpected, he
included a “gnarly bassy oldschool hiphop” collaboration with plant-enthusiast
rap group Cypress Hill named Failbait. Anyone who followed the Mau5's series of
streams back in February and March, when he was in his new Toronto penthouse
studio will recognize these. The only thing that dissapoints in this EP is the
lack of material. Mau5 released The Veldt as a single so I really didn't see the
need for an EP with the original again, and two remixes that have been floating
around blogs lately. He only put one other track on the EP, even one or two
more tracks would have been nice, it just seemed like a lot of build up for
only one new track when you look at the bare structure. However, the EP doesn't
dissapoint and be sure to grab it from Beatport or iTunes.
Enjoy,
The Veldt (Original)
Failbait
The Veldt (Tommy Trash)
The Veldt (Freeform Five)
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