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Deadly Weapons (Eliezer x AckerMan) - Roland Garros 06:55
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Deadly Weapons (Eliezer x AckerMan) - Makom Lerfua 07:16
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Deadly Weapons (Eliezer x AckerMan) - Roland Garros (Theus Mago remix) 06:17
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Deadly Weapons (Eliezer x AckerMan) - Makom Lerfua (Javi Redondo remix) 05:49
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Tel aviv producers and djs Eliezer and AckerMan have decided to come together under the pseudonym Deadly Weapons, offering a fantastic Ep entitled Roland Garros. The Ep is made up of two original tracks and two remixes by two international electronic music bosses: Theus Mago and Javi Redondo.

Roland Garros, the track that gives the Ep its title, begins with a percussion line that leads you hopelessly to dance from the beginning. It is a track that perfectly mixes the aggressiveness present in the groove, with magnificent electric guitar chords, a suggestive vocal, and enveloping synths.

The track Makom Lerfua is developed from a persistent bass line to which harmonic elements and layers of synthesizers are added. It features an evocative vocal and a thunderous synth that comes and goes, turning it into a track that's somewhere between classic house and EBM.

The Ep continues with the Roland Garros remix by Mexican Theus Mago. A track that goes unceremoniously to the dance floor, and that for its construction has given even more prominence to the percussive elements of the original track, treating them as layers that end up being hypnotic based on their repetition. Javi Redondo's remix closes the Ep and does it in an insurmountable way. Build a broken rhythm track at 124 bpm with clear 90s reminiscences and where the main synth of the original track becomes a sound that one ends up wanting to be around for a long time.

Take note of this Ep because it will play for a long time on the coolest dance floors and festivals.

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released November 5, 2021

Artwork: Derek Van Den Bulcke
Mastering: The Groove (thegroove.es)
Art Direction by Jesús Alcaide
Out November 5 on bandcamp and Beatport exclusive.
Distributed by Primedirect

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Latido is a mixture of different sounds and genres ranging from disco to techno and everything in between. Synth, Progressive, Trance melodies and cosmic chords with psychedelic vibes and vibrant drums.

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