“awesome! my fav is 'jammin the unit', particularly the long beach mix -- perfect stuff for the trippy moment!” Falko Brocksieper – Karloff

 

“Awesome!! one of the finest producer out there, killer release, Adam has being trowing  bomb after bomb the last 2 years.”

Stop we surrender! Ernesto Ferreyra – Cadenza

 

“Jamming the Unit is super hot, all the Adam Marshall goodness is in there, will cane this one! Rest of the EP is also interesting and adventurous. No fillers, just killers, thank you sir!”

Patrice Baumel

 

“i love this release! full support from me.”
Sebo K – Mobilee

 

I like searching from Adam !! Thxxxx will play it in South America . Thx so much I like adam's style a lot. super funky sexy tekki wizth amazing bassline . Anja Schneider – Mobilee

 

Love the Unit jamming extended cut a lot!

Ripperton

 

I really like, i play for sure :=)

Franco Cinelli

 

I love it! I have been playing this and his New Kanada release a lot lately

Konrad Black – Wagon Repair

 

Its a great release

Matthew Styles-Harris

 

I love the whole damn release! Will play everything, and often! Adam’s on FIRE!

Alland Byallo – Airdrop

 

 

Adam Marshall continues to impress with his third release on Mike Shannon's Cynosure imprint, "Searching." The Canadian producer looks so comfortable with his own and Cynosure's take on techno, effortlessly allowing his tracks to flow with a tracky, yet easy groove. Perfect for taking you on a journey, DJs will be looking to any one of these tracks on the EP throughout each stage of their set.

The title track is a lusciously deep slice of jacking techno. Awashed with a slick sense of sophistication, "Searching" is a cry back to the early sound of Detroit. He manages to keep it stripped back and simple but flooding the track with a personality and soul instead of setting up a lifeless, mechanical sound. A relentless but warm sounding, deep analog bass sequence forms the foundations as Marshall's typical lush groove supplies the spirit.

"Jamming the Unit" delves a little deeper and a little darker, bubbling away for just less than eight minutes. Again led by a purposeful analog bass sequence, the track plods through various different soundscapes consisting of strange FX as the bass chugs along beneath. Curious percussion sounds scratch over the top end as drum rolls and distorted synths cascade around them. Rather than a final destination, "Jamming the Unit" is most definitely leading you somewhere; but even when you're on the track you have no idea where that is.

When you arrive at the next stop, you find yourself in a somewhat unexpected location. "Champion" is an entirely kick-less number that builds with a Basic Channel influence. Highly atmospheric but maintaining that element of tracky techno that always resides in a Marshall production, this is a fitting way to round off yet another top release both producer and label. Canadian techno in Berlin has never sounded so good.

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