Dark Room Robot's debut release on Forbidden Fruit serves upanother excellent slab of his trademark techy beats. ‘Samara’ is a deep melodicsynth groove, interlaced with intricate percussion and an intelligent vocalhook with an appeal that’s seen this track working the elements for the bestpart of a year now, popping up in clubs, pubs and given airplay on Radio 1. Samsara’smelodic grooves work as a great early set builder or late morning madnessfiller, and never fail to catch a girl’s ear.
Up and coming producer Elliot Wright pulls off a seriouslydeep house remix, interlacing Samsara’s vocal with a beautifully produced lowslung bass groove that rolls amongst a peppering of techy stabs – a track thatwould slip effortlessly into any deep tech set. With solid releases onInfluential, Endemic recordings and Pete Tongs Bedroom Bedlam firmly under hisbelt, Elliot Wright’s enviable production skills make this man most definitelyone to watch.
Samsara is a term which translates as "continuous movement"or "continuous flowing". In Buddhism it refers to the concept of acycle of birth, decay and death. While Mr Robot is all for spirituality helikes to think he will escape this endless trap through technologicalinnovation that he will either devise or capture and release into the wild. Atrack inspired through many visits to see indie movies at Newcastle’s iconicTyneside cinema.
The Robot’s in full stride here, building on his uniquestyle to provide an attention grabbing package of deep tech grooves that only afool would miss.
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