Kaspar Kochker, who happens to be only 21 years old has done quite a number of productions for the people. If you have been following my previous reviews, you would agree when I say Kaspar's Latvia's brightest star, and will be one of the key figures of the progressive and deep house music scenes in the near future.
Just recently, Kaspar released "Weekend at Moonlight/ Happiness" under Key Recordings. The EP spawned two originals by Kochker and one remix by Canadian David Akermanis. By the way, Key Recordings is a new record label established by producers Luke Shipstad and Nick Stoynoff.
Weekend at Moonlight (Original Mix)
We get to hear the progressive side of Kaspar's productions once again, but this time, there's a little jazzy spark to it-- made possible by the suave bass-work. Moreover, the starry melodies and the dense atmospheric feel gives more substance to the piece. Kaspar Kochker debuts on Key Recordings with his pacifying yet groovy track, Weekend at Moonlight.
Weekend at Moonlight (David Akermanis Remix)
A highly-definitive remix by Canadian prog house guru, David Akermanis. Slamming in stubby and sliding basslines with soaring saturated synths really gets the energy going in the earlier part of the remix. As the brass instruments join in, emotive piano piece echo as they give way to the climax. A sure-hit track for classy bars at night, the David Akermanis remix is simply genial.
Happiness (Original Mix)
Kaspar Kochker gives a proper close to his release with this flourished gem, Happiness. Very upbeat in composition, Happiness provides really juicy bass-work and highly-infectious progressive house melodies-- simply a track of pure bliss and optimism.
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