The Reflex - ESW / FRDM9TThe Reflex returns with another helping of that sweet, multi track remix recipe. This time tackling the delights of a certifiable national hero. The A side hitting with a track once described Franois K as one of the funkiest records ever made and the B a pure feel good classic that never fails to slap a smile on a crowd. Both reworked with that special Reflex touch, to make modern dancefloor gems for a new generation.

Surprise Chef’s music is based on evoking mood

drums and wind instruments in arrangements that break down the intellectual barriers of genre for the corporeal intimacy of the soul

with the debut LP also birthing the massive successes of ‘Devil In Me’

Which is why we are super-stoked that he has joined the Hizou family with his house head on for the super-limited EP

” One of these

this release is designed for the dance floor and has been pressed and cut hot to really shake your bones when played on a club system

Jay Phelps

Having released on PIV

Volume III

the real groove lies in the tight vamping of the orchestra – which hits all the right notes to really send the whole thing soaring – often with a nice use of tone and color too

Colin Hay)

with their song "Karukera C'est Comme Ça" taken from their eponymous album