Titled Jam On This, the EP is set to release on April 22nd through Bambossa Records. The two singles shared ahead of the release are the title track and “Enjoy This Trip,” both of which combine hypnotic elements like reverb delay with chugging four-on-the-floor beats and earthy instrumentals.

Bambossa is run by Harry Romero, known as “Choo Choo” Romero, who has held residencies in Ibiza and clubs around the world. His label is known for curating Latin house producers. Its first release, a single called “Harry & Alex,” came out in 2000.

“These two need no introduction as they’ve been on the forefront of this thing we love so much
called house music,” said Romero in a statement. “It is with great pleasure to have them onboard. The vibes are undeniable on this dope EP.”

Doc Martin rose up through the Los Angeles rave scene in the early ’90s. After gaining recognition in the scene, he began touring globally and still performs at events like at Lightning In A Bottle, Desert Hearts, and others.

Starting at the age of 16, Hipp-E began his career in San Diego. His work caught the attention of record label Hooj Choons. Since then, he has toured around the world.

Mendoza’s original mix of “Monday At Old Miami” weaves wonky synth work through a sultry vocal by Lillia in a style that borders on tech house while remaining tastefully true to form. The “Joeski On Acid Mix” as well as the Mikey Lion and Lee Reynolds’ “Still Trippin’ Remix” both predictably incorporate Roland TB-303 acid house squelches into their respective arrangements, with the former fostering a darker ambience than the latter.

Old Miami is a staple of the Detroit underground and hosts a number of events coinciding with the techno festival Movement every Memorial Day Weekend. Mendoza did, in fact, perform there during an event called Need I Say More XII this year on Monday, May 30th – which undoubtedly inspired his latest single to some degree.

Doc Martin’s “Monday At Old Miami” along with the “Joeski On Acid Mix” and “Mikey Lion & Lee Reynolds Still Trippin’ Remix” are all available as an EP for free download via Desert Hearts – in MP3 form here and in WAV form here.

Source: Mixmag