It had been a long time since the city had clamped down on nightlife activities; clubs had to shut their doors early and licenses were harder and harder to come by, but that just forced everything underground. Below the concrete, at night the city came alive with the throbbing pulse of sound systems and the frenetic colours of bright light. Those that wanted to be part of it would seek it out - escapism in this form would never truly disappear. After all, everybody knows that rules are there to be broken. 

Once again, Berlin's Warning come correct with an EP from a new name on the block, JCow. Following split and collaborative EPs from the likes of DJ Swagger and LUZ1E and Giraffi Dog and Henry 3000, the label now let JCow take centre stage with a solo release that marks his first ever record. In true Warning style the four tracks offer up a palate of anthemic rave flavours, touching on elements of trance, breaks, acid and electro.

Video by Jannes Becharer.

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