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SYST 127EP
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Belgian techno OG Fabrice Lig returns to Systematic with one of his most personal and moving EPs to date: Black Monday EP. His most substantial release on Marc Romboy's label since his Purple Raw series, each track is written as a special tribute to four people who've had a massively positive impact on Fabrice's life, but have sadly since passed on. Expressing himself in the most honest, articulate way he can, this one runs deeper than deep. "Jim The Magnificent Fox" is a dark, strident tribute to FlashForward resident, Christophe Adam. A doctor in criminology and psychology, an exceptional DJ and a dear friend to Fabrice, you can feel the emotion on every jagged edge. "Mr. Wa" follows. Striking poses at every possible opportunity, this dedication to an old school friend in his hometown Charleroi. Bright, breezy, and laced with movement and variation, it's a celebration of the positive energy and time Wa always gave to people. "Marc's Tribal Dance" follows. A hip-shifting, butt-wriggling funk techno workout, this commemorates Marc Morgan. A gifted French singer, and also Fabrice's good friend and publisher, he's another soul who has left us too soon. Finally, "Pivert The Playmobil". Another firm ally and creative genius from Fabrice's hometown, Pivert passed away a few years ago but his impact on Lig has never faded. Light, jazzy, and sprinkled with acid, it's a fittingly reflective finale for a touching, thoughtful EP. Four stunning tracks, four beautiful tributes, four great men remembered, one powerful reminder to tell our friends how much we appreciate them.
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Belgium based Fabrice Lig is nothing else than a phenomenon of techno music. More than a year has gone by since Purple Raw Vol. 2 was dropped on Systematic (SYST 114EP, 2016). The wait is finally over, and Fabrice returns with Pure Raw Vol. 3 which has no other intention than to make you dance. This four-tracker starts with a driving edit of "Gravitational Voyage" by Joris Voorn and proceeds its journey with three tunes full of raw percussions, bumbling sounds, and unpredictable arpeggio synth lines.
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Belgium based Fabrice Lig is nothing other than a phenomenon of techno music. The list of high profile imprints where he has released his music, like Planet E, R & S, KMS, Third Ear and Playhouse, is unique. Systematic label head Marc Romboy on Fabrice Lig: "I'm very proud and glad that I could sign such a legendary artist to my label. I'm playing all three tracks in every set and wish there would be more real techno music like this."
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