The D3VI7 - One World [Bang Le Dex 055 Promo]

Released on the digital circuit via Bang Le Dex as the labels cat.no. 055 on October 22nd, 2k22 is "One World", the latest full length album outing cooked up by German underground producer The D3VI7 who is coming at us with a total of ten brand new tracks with this one. Opening with "Time Consumer" we're drawn to the center of the dancefloor by some sparse, yet low end heavy UltraPhonk x PostDubstep hybrid vibes before "Briquette Machine" serves an uplifting, highly melodic overdose of precisely hitting Electro x Breakdance music, "Stinger" starts out with an ever swirling dubbed out motif before bringing on a pumping, well muscular HardHouse attitude backed by a heavyweight low end foundation and "One World" drifts off into trippy Ambient Techno x Ambient Trance territories sporting not only a plethora of warm pads and dreamy chords but also interestingly clumsy, somewhat wooden-sounding off kilter grooves which provide an unexpected layer of mind boggling rhythmic progression. Furthermore "Springbreak" serves an ever rolling, yet organic take on deep Techno garnished with shuffled hi-hats in overdrive mode, "Target" explores slightly distorted, BrokenBeat-driven Trance vibes for UK Bass-informed late night crowds whereas the "Earth View" provides a fast-paced and filter-heavy amalgamation of Future Tribal and spine-tingling Phonk for a change, garnished with deep and psychedelic vocal samples. Subsequently "The Last Morning" indulges in retrofuturist SciFi Ambient whilst "Children Of God" focuses on dry, yet spaced out The Hague-style Electro with a Drexciyan twist and the final cut that is "Vernon" closes on a meditative, yet ever floating Ambient Acid Trance tip tapping into the next level of human consciousness. Mostly excellent, this.