Available May 19th worldwide. Preorder available on What People Play.com.
Chillin Music comes right back with their go-to man, Alvaro Ernesto, after he rang in 2011 with ‘Just in Time’ also on Chillin. Ernesto’s “Motel” bunkmates on this release include Tom Flynn, Rob Slac and Homero Espinosa. Alvaro Ernesto with releases on labels such as Deux Minds, Proton Limited, Dark Pleasure, Miniatura, Drag and Muenchen; delivers a silky smooth dub with a driving bassline, sensual chords and a Spanish guitar to make one feel as if they are experiencing a late-night love affair in Peru. True to form, Ernesto creates a soundscape that allows for ‘Motel’ to be dropped at any time and receive maximum dancefloor response.
Awarded the ‘Best Break Through Producer of 2010′ award by Pete Tong, Tom Flynn joins the Chillin Music family. To appreciate his work to the fullest, we need only to listen to the words of Flynn himself, “I really love nothing more than progressing and learning as an artist, producer and engineer.” Flynn has released on some of the industry’s most prolific labels including Strictly Rhythm, Anabatic, Dirtybird, Break New Soil and SIZE. His rendition of ‘Motel’ is a rumble in the jungle that seeks to destroy any dancefloor it’s played on. A monstrous tribal-tech banger, Flynn’s ‘Motel’ remix not only has a happy ending but elevates the crowd with a climactic break.
Orlando-native and Chillin Music chief record-slinger, Rob Slac features releases on the likes of OM, onethirty, Tight Recordings and Native Soul. Slac goes to the ‘do-tell’ ‘Motel’ for a dreamy, yet pumping rendition. Beautifully arranged, Slac incorporates the use of vocal stabs that give just the right touch of sensual elegance. There’s no second-guessing that in this ‘Motel’, she wants you.
Hailing from talent-laden San Francisco, Yerba Buena Discos frontman Homero Espinosa has his talents featured on Miguel Migs’ Salted label and Mark Farina’s Fabric and Ministry of Sound DJ mixes as well as recently signing with Farina’s Great Lakes Audio. Espinosa registers a punchy, 4-on-the-floor groove that will be bangin’ the walls of the ‘Motel’. Tweaked-out synths, swank minor chords and vocal stabs tell the story of Espinosa’s ‘Motel’ escapades.