The EP opens up with the title track, a house cut driven by a 303 synth melody and female vocal refrain by Moderna on the top line. “Carbonate” follows with a decidedly more industrial manifestation of the Tunnel Signs sound. Also included on the tracklist is a remix of the former track by Markus Gibb, as well as one of the latter by Willie Burns. In addition, a Facets remix of “Ultraviolet” is only available in the album’s digital format.

NYC by Way of Sydney

Moses has released music on such labels as Clouded Vision, HAKT, Nein Records, and Days of Being Wild prior to partnering with Samo Records for his latest release. Shortly after relocating from Sydney to NYC, he collaborated with Will Buck on a single titled “Spirits” which came out on Cutters Records in February.

Tunnel Signs’ Ultraviolet EP came out via Samo Records as a 12″ vinyl record on July 11th, and the digital release is slated for July 30th.

Both the title track and “Omega Block” encapsulate a markedly melodic interpretation of acid techno, but are still dark and introspective in their musings. Tronik Youth and Antoni Maiiovi were assigned remixing duties for the former and latter track, respectively.

Pixelife, whose actual name is Sean Dack, works as a visual artist in addition to DJing and performing live in the NYC underground electronic music scene. Prior to the launch of Samo Records he also released music via Throne of Blood, Horn Wax, and Let’s Play House.

The digital version of the album came out on May 31st, but the 12″ vinyl record is out now and can be found on the Samo Records website. The fledgling label will follow it up with Ultraviolet EP by Australian electronic music artist Tunnel Signs on July 30th.