UMEK drops new two-track EP on his own label 1605

2021 has been a crazy year for lots of reasons, but that hasn’t stopped there being an abundance of amazing music, and UMEK has been one artist who’s consistently risen to the top.

He has released a total of four top-selling EPs via his own label 1605 and had two chart-topping remixes when he has reworked classic tracks like “Red Herring” by Union Jack, and “Synaesthesia” by The Thrillseekers.

UMEK’s production style is so consistent that it’s hard to tell if he saved the best until last, as everything he puts out is of such high quality, but his “Frequency Differ EP“ is certainly a contender to be a possible best of the year.

Frequency Differ is what most of today’s modern audience have come to expect from UMEK, and it’s very much in line with the trademark style that often can be found at the top of Beatport’s sales charts.

Its rumbling bassline and euphoric breakdown combine with dark atmospherics and pounding percussion to create a tantalizing dance floor experience.