- London's Multi Vitamins' latest sonic meander is on a deep and minimal tip. Touches of jazz, quirky pops and cheeky clicks, all courtesy of Swiss producer Gregory Poncet, AKA Gregorythme. Poncet made a brief appearance on MV last year on the label's second EP, with his cut "Nesquick," a dark and spacious minimal tune that did the rounds nicely. But he's probably better known as one-half of Digitaline (alongside Laps) through their success on Luciano's Cadenza label.
"La Flemme" kicks off this release; jazz keys touching here and there, vocal snippets, taps, tubs, all used quite delicately. "La Flemme" is nothing inspiring, but it's got momentum and coasts by reasonably well. "Echno" catches the attention better; a deep swaying bass, flanked by sharper hits and stabs while the atmospherics creep in to create a bit more drama. It's a dark and moody number, nicely produced and easy to get lost in.
"Funny Mistakes" rounds us off a little more to the left—more in tune to what we have grown to expect from the MV camp. Gregory creates a jerky, jacking little groove with deep kicks, pops and snaps. The keys play loosely and are built up expertly. There is an edge here, but it also has plenty of drive for the dance floor. Just like the rest of the best of Multi Vitamins' output.
Tracklist01. La Flemme
02. Echno
03. Funny Mistakes