Ramiro Rossotti drops new melodic house EP, “Get Lost”

Ramiro Rossotti

trueColors is a melodic house record label that releases immersive tracks with organic sounds, and the imprint's new release features original music from Ramiro Rossotti, alongside a remix by Capoon.

Ramiro Rossotti is making his first appearance on trueColors, and he is an Argentinian artist from Buenos Aires. His music nourishes the mind and enriches the soul with a combination of rejuvenating drum rhythms and mesmerising melodies. He is a skilled DJ who has played alongside the likes of Black Coffee, Guy Gerber, and Art Department. Ramiro Rossotti's tracks and remixes have also been released through other respected record labels such as Magician On Duty, Lump Records, and Frooogs Records.

On remix duty, Capoon is a Belgium artist from Antwerp, and his spellbinding style incorporates Afro rhythms, majestic synth lines, and organic instruments. His invigorating style has seen him play DJ sets across the world, and the music he produces has been released by the likes of Rebellion, Einmusika, and Moblack Records.

"Nedu" is a low-slung track with Middle Eastern melodies creating a mystical vibe. It unfolds with building intensity, as it progresses towards the breakdown, which has sweeping pads intertwining with the thickset lead synth.

"Get Lost (feat. Miki Vos)" combines a psychedelic vocal by Miki Vos and electrifying arpeggio with shimmering melodies and the hypnotic flow of techy percussion.

"Mysterious Voice" has stuttered vocals washed by waves of soothing pads, which add to the ethereal aesthetic of this bewitching track, and it's carried forth by the upbeat energy of shuffling drum patterns.

"Dombra" has tribal drum rhythms and swirling synths that give the track a juddering groove, while guitar licks and rippling pads give it a hallucinatory sound.

"Three Suns" is a rejuvenating track that has warm pads radiating heat like the morning sun, while delicate pianos and uplifting drums add to its majestic splendour.

Capoon's remix of "Get Lost" keeps the vocal, but removes the original's arpeggio, and replaces it with the warped tones of a bass-heavy synth that has ominous vibes.

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