This dry, cold-processed stomper from Jack Rock shoots like a rocket out of nowhere.With a bass drum that reminds of stakes installed in the swampland and a mysterious melody, he once again presents himself as the connoisseur of delicate club dramaturgy and Jack really knows how to conquer the hearts of both, the DJ and the crowd.His stumbling funk finds its equivalence in Dandy Jack’s staccato rush whose congenial remix shows a higher concentration, but is still full of catchiness and deepness driven by a real conviction. This must-have EP offers a really wonderful ground contact and represents the continuation of a unique label policy: young, but characterised by deep wisdom, knowledge that can only be found in the dark labyrinths of the club where we love to get lost over and over again.

BPM Mag (USA): “Pounding hard and relentless to the max, this stomping aggressive LP takes a minute to swallow, but as soon as the washing pad sweeps through the speakers you’ll be hooked. Dark in nature but heavy with charm, the heavy tom arrangement keeps you moving ahead while the occasional piano stabs wake you up to the heat. Dramatic yet soothing, this release shows what the Rock is all about”

Cio D'or (treibstoff/karmaroug: “der originalmix: mit seinen kurzen stakkatoähnlichen fetten kurztönen auf den punkt gebracht und der erwärmend einfliessenden synthyline klingt sehr gelungen. auf den punkt gebracht!!!”

Dinky: “Very nice, both sides. Big fan of Dandy Jack and loving his mix!”

Groove Magazin (GER): “Der Charme von Jack Rocks Debüt-Track „Morning Electric” liegt gerade in seinem leicht unterirdischen, irgendwie autistischen Groove, der eine spannungsvolle Zähigkeit erzeugt. Die Sounds arbeiten behutsam auf seine Verdichtung hin. Dandy Jack verpasst dem Track eine satte Infusion seines Monsterfunks, trotzdem wirkt der Remix alles andere als aufgeblasen: Die bloß skizzierte House-Nummer stolpert scheinbar planlos auf den Dancefloor, auf dem sie aber doch immer genau in der richtigen Millisekunde landet”

IDJ Magazine (UK): “WIR is fast establishing is itself as one of the most intriguing labels of the moment, with an admirably adventurous policy and a regular display of both well-respected and unknown artists. ‘Morning Electric’ is a strange but simple lurcher, with a bleak, pummelling kick providing a weighty counterpoint to super-deep harmonies and naïve synthy flourishes. Dandy Jack’s remix works along similar lines, with a gentle, scratchier twist. 4/5”

John Acquaviva: “i like the morning electric remix on wir ...very nice!”

Karotte: “spiele ich seit wochen. original wie dandy jack rmx sind der kracher. super pladde. danke!!!”

Mike Shannon (Cynosure, Revolv: “The Dandy Jack remix induces memories of finishing a bottle of the finest Cava whilst watching the morning sun rising out of the moutains. mmm si Dandy strikes again! ”

Paul Hazendonk (Manual Music): “That Dandy Jack remix on WIR 006 is wicked!”

Shinedoe (Intacto): “I like the morning Electric”

Tic Tac Toe Records: “Kenneth Broxgaard aka DJ Patrick Bateman Yeah, again Jack Rock delivers a great track that surely doesn’t sound like anyone/anything else, which is great! The remix from Dandy Jack is as crazy as his live sets. It takes a few listens, but then I’m into the track. Great stuff, and will play and chart (December).”

Toni Rios (cocoon): “very great dandy jack rmx. play it on the prime time.”