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Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged, but otherwise in excellent condition***



Finale Sessions is proud to bring another fine release from none other then Nick Lapian from Soul People Music fame and amoung other fine labels worldwide . We at Finale Sessions welcome Nick to our family and our system here at Finale Sessions with his fatastic tracks that's sure to please your ears and we start with the first track and it called "Lost Days" It has such movement to it with its rolling pads and its systemmatic keywork and deeep basslines is a must haqve for the record bag for sure . Then we have "Pigment which is a mid tempo dream come true with it acidy pad synthed structure and lush keys and wicked drum work it is 1st hour monster for sure . Then last but not least we have "Motif" which is peek time killer with its nice key work and its nice pads layering into a nice kick perfect for a b side jam and that what we have for Finale Sessions 023 we hope you enjoy the next generation from the forward thinking vault.....We want to thank you for the ongoing support .....Love Finale Sessions God Bless You

Review: On the second part of his simultaneously released Something To Show You EP series, Nick Lapien moves further towards late night techno territory. This is evident from the very start, with opener "Searching" delivering the perfect blend of layered, undulating rhythms, spacey riffs, and hypnotic, early morning atmospherics. It's there, too, on the cascading deep house synths and freshly baked grooves of "Moon", and "Wild For The Night", whose bold analogue bassline and yearning vocal samples propel the tracks forwards. Lapien heads for deeper territory on the flipside, with the sinewy pianos and locked-in rhythm of soul-flecked closer "It Ain't The Same" providing the headline attraction.

Review: Following a brief hiatus, DVS1's Mistress Recordings label returns with its' first release of 2016. Something To Show You is an expansive, two-part E.P fron Nick Lapien, the Dutch producer who has previously impressed with solo 12" singles under his surname on Bliq and Finale Sessions, along with work as Metropolis and part of Artefakt. There's much to enjoy on this first part, which sees Lapien deliver trippy, late night workouts that sit somewhere between ultra-deep house and Detroit techno. It's an atmospheric formula that works wonderfully, particularly on "Something To Tell You" - where bluesy vocal samples weave their way around a deep, locked-in groove - and the up-tempo bump of tech-house hustler "No Good".

Review: Dutch artists Lapien has taken a careful and considered approach to releasing music so far, with Photic Fields and Bliq amongst the few labels to have been graced with his considered productions. On the Be Here EP, it makes total sense that he should be residing on Soul People Music as the ethereal magic of label boss Fred P hangs heavy in the spirit of each track. This is no imitation effort though, as Lapien brings his own approach not least on the immersive vocal tracks with Giselle, where gritty deep techno rhythmic constructions meet with metallic swathes of melody in a dubby backdrop as warm as it is adventurous. Giselle's vocals cut briskly through the haze and create a very immediate impact making this the kind of record you'll reach for time and time again.

Review: Finale Sessions is proud to bring another fine release from none other then Nick Lapian from Soul People Music fame and amoung other fine labels worldwide . We at Finale Sessions welcome Nick to our family and our system here at Finale Sessions with his fatastic tracks that's sure to please your ears and we start with the first track and it called "Lost Days" It has such movement to it with its rolling pads and its systemmatic keywork and deeep basslines is a must haqve for the record bag for sure . Then we have "Pigment which is a mid tempo dream come true with it acidy pad synthed structure and lush keys and wicked drum work it is 1st hour monster for sure . Then last but not least we have "Motif" which is peek time killer with its nice key work and its nice pads layering into a nice kick perfect for a b side jam and that what we have for Finale Sessions 023 we hope you enjoy the next generation from the forward thinking vault.....We want to thank you for the ongoing support .....Love Finale Sessions God Bless You

Review: Dutch producer Nick Lapien has developed quite a sound over the course of just a few releases with Bliq, Sequencias and Photic Fields; whether it's as Lapien or Metropolis, there is always a smoky, cinematic quality to his output that borrows elements from Chicago house or Detroit techno but always presents them within his own sonic framework. The Marchland EP sees Lapien add local concern Photic Fields to his collection and presents both of his production approaches. There's plenty to enjoy with both sides here too, be it the looseness of percussion and the thickness of harmony that present a nice contrast in the opening Lapien production "Ballad of a Man" or the abstracted, curvaceous 303 manoeuvres of Metropolis closer "The Gatekeeper".