PREMIERE: Dmitry Molosh - Flaws [Deepwibe Underground] by Release Promo

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Deepwibe Underground opens the month of May by welcoming Dmitry Molosh back to the label for a new EP. Having established a bond with the Estonian imprint in 2021, Belarusian artist Dmitry Molosh has made the label one of his primary landing spots. Since making his Deepwibe Underground debut Dmitry has recorded seven originals and four remixes for the label, while also delivering five remixes for the label’s organic offshoot -102C. The last two calendar years saw the progressive phenom at his creative best, releasing collaborative projects alongside fellow genre stars Cid Inc and Navar, while continuing to build his own Proportion Records imprint. Now, as we approach 2023’s summer season, Dmitry returns to Deepwibe Underground for a two-track showcase entitled ‘Flaws’.

I’m not sure I ever remember Dmitry doing a full vocal track but he has here with the lead selection ‘Flaws’ and it’s turned out beautifully. Punchy beats and a full, rolling groove set the foundation for sweeping melodies and an emotive vocal, the latter of which gets used just enough to make it feel like a full vocal track but not too much where you wish it there was less of it. The main break in particular does this very well, as it focuses primarily on the main melodic themes, while the vocal is ultimately used a bridge into the a well crafted drop and then an uplifting vocal-infused finale.

The companion piece ‘Secret’ continues the groovy lean of the release and lands with an equally impressive display of craftsmanship. Smooth and effortless throughout, it’s a foundation of warm pulsating beats and chunky bass stabs which set the course for catchy chord stabs, effervescent effects and panoramic synths to captivate leading into the break. Rather than creating a typical ‘breakdown moment’, Dmitry uses tasteful modulation in a classy and concise manner to elevate tension across the brief interlude, a production choice which should prove effective at keeping the dancefloors undivided attention, while also maintaining that groovy energy which flows into a buoyant finale. It rounds out what proves to be one of Dmitry’s more interesting releases of late, one where you get to hear something a bit different from the veteran artist, all while still keeping in that cool progressive style for which he has become so beloved. Don’t miss it.