• 01 Understood / click to listen
• 02 In Days To Come / click to listen
• 03 In Days To Come (Penner+Muder Remix) / click to listen

Matthias Vogt suprised the Wazi crew with 2 strong contenders for deepness of the year. „Understood“ takes us on a stroll thru summery soundscapes with a wonky bassline reminiscent of early Metro Area and added licks of jazz infused keyboard work from Mr Vogt.

„In Days To Come“ starts with slight skippyness and shows the versatility of Matthias and his years of experience crafting music for the head as well for the floor. Low slung bass drips with sexyness before making way for a love letter to analog machinery in a form of bleepy atmospherics and almost early balearic hooklines. creating a unique piece of music which we are very proud to release on Wazi Wazi.

Penner+Muder take „In Days To Come“ to another level, changing the concept of deep is deep into deep is madness – Adding crazy vocals and a mutilated synth line, modulating it´s way for a breakdown which will get some hands in the air – 110 bpm style. Massive tunes, Massive remix.

El_Txef_A is one of the newcomers on the deep house scene, starting his careeer in Basque Country, doing par- ties, running the collective Fiakun label and releasing on labels like Hypercolour and Flumo. Fiakun is currently running hot with their first release „Around Your Neck“ by Fiakun Team with rather excellent remixes from Penner+Muder and Roberto Rodriguez. For the Lovely Minds EP he teams up with vocalist Bisconti to bring some wonderful soulful moments, show- ing his impreccable taste for the deep and musical. Allways Fine takes things a bit more bouncy, still keeping the soulful vibe alive and adding some boogie bass to taste. My People is pure bliss for the Sunday afternoons adding strings and keys for a real groover. As a bonus labelheads Nils Penner & Sasse bring us 2 versions. Nils is tackling Allways Fine in perfect late night tech mode, while Sasse takes his Freestyle Man Remix to dirtier landscapes with a sublime bass.

Nils Penner goes chunky on Peanuts EP
Wazi Wazi is more and more turning into a musical kaleidoscope of Nils Penner, his earlier EPs have carved an own soundscape onto the deeper dancefloors and turned our label baby into one of the hottest forerunners of Real Deep House in 2010.
In 2011 we start things with Peanuts EP, 3 tracks all so different, yet having the dirty tingled mind of a sweaty dancefloor somewhere in the world.
Peanuts chugs like a pair of hooters on a hot day in Alabama, with a crescendo of cymbals driving the track to Penner Peakhour level.  Where´s the tabasco again? Rushmore pays homage to the Motorcity sound of the 60s, layered vocals playfully filling the room, while added strings tear the soul apart, melancholic yet uplifting! Help Yourself takes a stroll into modern Chitown territory with a sample feast of huge proportions, jetting the closing tune into a frenzy of rolling hihats and low-pass filter action.

For the Lovely Minds EP he teams up with vocalist Bisconti to bring some wonderful soulful moments, showing his impreccable taste for the deep and musical.

Tracklisting:
01 Master Jay & Michael Dee / T.S.O.B. (Ready To Rock)
02 The Whispers / Emergency
03 The Fatback Band / She’s My Shining Star
04 Pieces Of A Dream / Fo-Fi-Fo
05 Firefly / Love (Is Gonna Be On Your Side)
06 Dayton / Eyes On You
07 Demis Roussos / L.O.V.E. Got A Hold On Me
08 Charles Earland / Coming To You Live
09 Jan Akkerman / She’s So Divine

Freestyle Man continues his quest of deepness on Wazi Wazi after the excellent Homage EP from Nils Penner.

Hardly suprising he is digging deeper in his recordbag for inspiration and vibeness, this time clearly steering further into his past, building a modern frame around the productions which sound like they could have been from the 90s.

Nils Penner from power duo Penner+Muder is going solo on the 5th release on our small baby Wazi Wazi. Five is the magic number as Nils turns into a serious groove mode with 3 explosively deep House monsters.

Homage takes a nod towards Detroit with its nagging vocal bits and a damn cool piano with the jacking Penner drums giving a nice bump on the floor, be it then early, peak or late hours.

Loud And Quiet continues the journey of sweet and sour, complexity and simplicity. Keys, beats and bass are the main ingredients and even if this formula is well known, the magic sprinkles of vocals and scattered claps turn this one into a Chitown groover.

The EP ends up with You Need To Know, a mellow ride on the F-train to Coney Island Methodist Church on a sunday morning full of mist and high spirits. Echoes of Bobby Konders can be heard on this beautiful piece to end another excellent EP from Nils Penner.