Aqua Breathing bounces and wiggles through the speakers captured by one’s ear drums. Slow and fast-motion is the spectrum of fluid arrangements compacted in this three track release. Magda’s version of 5th-Meter comes with the break-beat, techno tip. That is the fraternal twin of the original that strikes the floor hard. The original emotes the lush pads with a hypnotic kick, that hits with subtle straight energy. Hard choppy waters come with CV-20, the acid lines comes to life and metastasises with the atmosphere of a wormhole.

Machine funk all day, as the label welcome’s Jamal Moss aka Heiroglyphic Being to the fold. Man Joe (a phrase that people from Chicago will know off top) is a homage to the banging side of the Chicago sound, fusing Moss’s avant garde waveforms with Murphy’s idiosyncratic take on Dance Mania records. Out the box Moss’s remix of Beat Pit has crunchy mastering, unexpected drum program, and multi-time signature synth melodies that are the personification of musical liberty. Meanwhile Murphy’s original version looks forward while looking backward with its subtle drum programming and synth arrangements that helped to define footwork dancing in Chicago. The acid lines dance around each other just to introduce the chords towards the end of the tune. Following suit is Classic Beat with its uptempo groove and modulating bassline parades around as Murphy sprinkles sparse vocal drops rounding off the release. Shout out to the dancers out there.

Playfulness is a great adjective for this release as the title Fa Dem Goofy's suggests. Jovial yet banging tunes are located in this package that will serve up dance floors and home systems alike. Tyree Cooper's remix of Muvido extracts the bassline and adds the disco percussion, trying to take it back to the Bismarck days. Suddenly after all this tension is built smooth harmonies frolic from the speakers. Murphy's original is raw and banging, percussion focused for much of the runtime, but then turns emotive with lush chords over the syncopation. Made while waiting an airport, Landing Acid's percussion sets the mood while two acid lines call and respond to each other in a good humoured-way.