Malta might not be the first place you think of for DJs, and yet the island’s own Edd spent the last few years catching the ears house music’s elite cognoscenti, from Patrick Topping to Eats Everything and Hot Creations.
For this inaugural Juliet EP however, Edd puts lush musicality and live instrumentation to the forefront, with guitars flourishes and sun-soaked keys throughout. Breezy vocals are juxtaposed and driving drums complement the package, in a decidedly modern approach. Are we officially entering a new school Acid Jazz era? “No Coffee Break” strongly suggests so.
Malta might not be the first place you think of for DJs, and yet the island’s own Edd spent the last few years catching the ears house music’s elite cognoscenti, from Patrick Topping to Eats Everything and Hot Creations. For this inaugural Juliet EP however, Edd puts lush musicality and live instrumentation to the forefront, with guitars flourishes and sun-soaked keys throughout. Breezy vocals are juxtaposed and driving drums complement the package, in a decidedly modern approach. Are we officially entering a new school Acid Jazz era? “No Coffee Break” strongly suggests so.
