• Jayceel - Back To Disco
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• Jayceel - Back To Disco (Freaky Funk Freaked Remix)
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• Jayceel - Back To Disco (Pavle Vasiljevic Go Deeper Remix)
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• Jayceel - Whats It Gonna Be
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• Jayceel - The Sea Of Time
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For our latest release, we look to Copenhagen and up-and-coming Danish producer JayCeeL. Born Johnni Christensen, JayCeeL started seriously exploring house music production just a few years ago after time spent working on edits and experimenting with different production styles. His tracks were placed online and impressed those who heard, being quickly snatched up by the likes of Loving Records and Lantus Recordings for JayCeeL’s previous EP releases. Artefact has now stepped into the fray, giving JayCeeL his debut release for the label in the form of the Back To Disco EP. As the title implies, the EP shows JayCeeL’s affinity for disco sounds as the tracks all display proper feel-good, late night party vibes. “Back To Disco” is a slinky mid-tempo disco groover, with snappy breaks, soaring strings, and overlaid vocal bits that welcome the summertime. “What’s It Gonna Be” is house music in a classic style, mixing a repeated male vocal motif over a driving bass line as lush pads and piano samples ride on top of rolling four-on-the-floor beats. JayCeeL also provides “The Sea Of Time,” a cut easily at home in deep house, disco, and soulful house circles. Gentle electric piano chords and emotive strings add melody over the handclap beats as a few choice soulful vocal bits lift the track to something truly special. The EP also includes a couple of remix interpretations of “Back To Disco” by some of Artefact’s in-house talent. Freaky Funk, a regular contributor to the Artefact catalog, tackles “Back To Disco” with an uplifting version that places the track squarely among prime time club fare. Next up is Macedonian producer Pavle Vasiljevic making his Artefact debut with his Go Deeper mix of “Back To Disco.” Pavle’s version features expressive keys and vocal hits over a punchy rhythm section, solidly building in just the right places. These five cuts make up another fine set from Artefact Records featuring promising artists that definitely shouldn’t be ignored.