Alan Amorozzo & eveava Deliver The Sun & Her Flowers EP – Extended
Few releases this season manage to balance emotional depth with dancefloor functionality as convincingly as this extended package from Alan Amorozzo and eveava. Seven tracks moving through melodic deep house and contemporary afro house, anchored at a consistent 124 BPM that only yields on the remix cuts, where the groove is pushed up to 130.
Track-by-Track Breakdown
- Purple Palm Trees (Extended) – The opening statement. Organic percussion, processed string textures and eveava's voice gliding over a hypnotic four-to-the-floor bassline. 5:46 that define the EP's emotional palette.
- What It Is (Floyd Lavine Remix) – South African producer Floyd Lavine brings his afro-tech signature: syncopated rhythms, forward congas and a groove that drives the floor without losing depth. One of the standout moments of the package.
- What It Is (Extended) – The 6:32 original lets the harmonic progression breathe; the drop arrives late and hits hard.
- Flowers (Biesmans Remix) – Belgian producer Biesmans pushes the tempo to 130 BPM, reshaping the track into something darker, with techno-house low-end and tension that never fully releases.
- Flowers (Extended) – The original reading is more intimate, almost lounge-like in its intro before opening into a seamless DJ tool structure.
- Swim With Me (Ruff Stuff Remix) – Ruff Stuff delivers a raw, percussive interpretation at 130 BPM. Characterful snares, sharp hi-hats and an atmosphere that evokes late nights at Fabric or Corsica Studios.
- Swim With Me (Extended) – A closing cut at 125 BPM that brings eveava's vocal warmth back as the emotional anchor.
Verdict
A well-curated package that proves versatility without losing identity. Essential for deep house and afro house selectors looking for music with real soul.
