Having released on Anjunabeats and Grum’s Deep State, Entel returns at the end of this year with the Stranger / Bouma EP on his imprint Entelect.
Focusing his production around the progressive and melodic house, this new EP showcases all the incredible Entel’s signature sound. Kicking off with Stranger, the tune features the outstanding vocal of Eileen Jaime. Adding hypnotic and progressive arpeggio, the tune flows on the angelic vocal backed by divine and celestial soundscapes. Delivering a mix of intimate and nostalgic vibes, Stranger perfectly works as both soundtrack and dancefloor banger.
On the other end, Bouma explores the more techno and underground side of electronic music. With its minimal and soothing rhythm, the track introduces raw elements that merge with the more dreamy sounds for a perfect balance of feelings.
Stranger & Bouma are two progressive house tracks that show a darker melodic side to my productions. The lead track ‘Stranger’ features vocals from Eileen Jaime, telling a story of forgetting our own identity, and sometimes becoming even a stranger to ourselves. The second track, Bouma, is an emotive instrumental meant for late nights on the dance floor. The release rounds out with a trance edit of ‘Stranger’ that’s a bit more upbeat, as well as a massive Drum and Bass remix from Zeal. – Entel
Entel kicked off the year with his first Anjunabeats release, a remix of Gabriel & Dresden’s ‘Luna.’ He then released a three-track EP on Grum’s record label, Deep State Recordings, which earned him support from Above & Beyond on their legendary Group Therapy radio show. He finished the year by supporting fellow Anjunabeats artists Spencer Brown, Tinlicker, and Marsh on the road, as well as joining Grum on his ‘Reconnection Tour‘ in Chicago and New York City.
