Return to Jupiter

by DMX Krew

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WestHamDave89 Sounds and looks amazing, top stuff 🙂

Dj Nitenurse/Rok-It Science DAMM!!!! ED!!! Cosmic Kickers & No Mistake!!👍👊👊👊 Favorite track: Return to Jupiter.

the_bro Absolutely love the lead track! So lush - love love love it!

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DMX Krew's 'From Above' on 12" vinyl, with artwork by Jeeook Choi & typography by Colin Doerffler

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1.	Return to Jupiter 05:41	buy track
2.	Altered Chords 05:27	buy track
3.	U Ain't Really Down 05:29	buy track
4.	I Love Juan 06:39	buy track

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DMX Krew returns to Gudu Records with ‘Return to Jupiter’, his second EP for the label and the first release of a 2023 that will be the label’s busiest yet.

Ed DMX made his debut for Gudu with 2019’s ‘Don’t You Wanna Play?’ EP, becoming the first artist to release on the label outside Peggy herself. Ed and Gudu have retained a regular working relationship ever since: he mastered Indonesian crate-digger Dea’s ‘Glazer Drum’ release for Gudu, contributed a pair of remixes to the reissue of Riff’s South African electro curio ‘Jacks Jive’, and now returns to the label with ‘Return to Jupiter’, a new original four-track EP.

Ed has been one of electronic music’s most respected faces for over 25 years. Debuting in the mid-1990s, he released his first decade of music almost exclusively through Grant Wilson-Claridge and Aphex Twin’s Rephlex label and his own Breakin’ imprint, but recent years have seen him ply his trade across a who’s who of dance music’s most acclaimed underground labels: including Hypercolour, Balkan Vinyl, Central Processing Unit and, of course, Gudu.

Inspired by the futurist funk and vivid synthesiser epics of classic Detroit, ‘Return to Jupiter’ is dripping with richness and colour, driven by the sort of thick analogue basslines and distinctive melodies that have come to define Ed’s catalogue. The EP’s title track sets the tone for what’s to follow, introducing a language of sorts for the record - before ‘Altered Chords’ turns the funk up to 11, ‘U Ain’t Down’ aims its distorted kicks and wiggy, manipulated lead straight at peak time dancefloors, and ‘I Love Juan’ closes the EP on a star-gazing tip.

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released March 30, 2023

Mastered by Frank Merritt at The Carvery
Artwork by Jee-ook Choi
Typography by Colin Doerffler

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