Engira Road by David Hanke

Known for his various music projects, David Hanke comes through with some Afro driven Deep House goodness.
When Homeless Soul Music labelhead André Seiler and Hanke met in Spring 2017 they quickly noticed their similar taste in music and decided to work together for a release.
Hanke has a passion for various music styles and this release showcases his Deep House side. Engira Road was presented to Nemoy who instantly fell in love with both tracks and signed them.
With a mixture of Afro sounds, Deep House and Broken Beats – these catchy Rhodes lines featured on both sides show a new side of Hanke's musical cosmos.

A side Engira Road rolls down with deep, heavy stomping drums, underlined with a superlow bass, while the mesmerizing and catchy rhodes line lifts it into a more soulful arena.
The flipside track Impala Roundabout changes things up with a heavy broken beat, pulsating bassline, slick percussions and soulful African vocals.
This is partly inspired by Hanke spending some of his childhood in Tanzania during the early 1980s, when his family moved to the Engira Road in Arusha, living in the house on the cover (drawn by André Seiler).

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