citóg steps into Märked with a razor-edged four-tracker built for low light and locked hips – sleek, physical, and with effortless charm.
Counting Sheep — A fine, charming yet pounding bassline anchors crisp, tough highs while organic drums keep it breathing; the French vocal slips in like heat, tipping the whole thing into a sexy, late-night sway.
Feel — A cleverly morphing bass synth turns the cones inside out, and after the break a contagious three-note motif snaps into the groove, suddenly catchy without losing weight.
Deacair — Pounding low-end meets punchy, energizing hip-hop vocals; glitch-warp details flicker but stay nailed to the grid as percussion drives the pace with relentless intent.
When The Time Comes — Pin-machine grit and arcade-hall bells tangle into a dangerously catchy roll; dynamically composed and tightly balanced, it’s a peak-time surprise weapon with groove to spare.
