Marlow is one of these music makers who takes the time to shape up his precious output. It has been nearly two years since his widely acclaimed Put Off EP on RWAV made a strong impact on all kinds of connoisseurs. The EP soon became a favourite of the RWAV fans and beyond. This is why Marlows return has been awaited by many. This is also why there will be no disappointment. Marlows early works on Tanzmanns Moon Harbour, his appearance on Dennis Ferrers Objektivity or his productions and remixes on Room with a View are profound testimonies of his unique way to spread his love for deep and obscure black music, combined with a natural sense of crafting genuine house music. Collaborating once again with the crew that offered us the epic Put Off track, Marlow perfectly unites the hip hop production attitude of ComixXx and the lyrical swing of Knixx on This is its title track. The leftfield disco flying saucer loaded with catchiness and extra swing will definitely bring goosebumps to the neo disco community, as the early excitement of afficionados like The Revenge or Tensnake proves. As usual, Marlow loves to deliver a moody number perfect for the morning hours. Keep On doesnt fail in providing loads of reverberating atmosphere and attitude. On the flipside Marlow serves thé track which has already earned its spurs on the dancefloor eversince its early tests in Dairmounts dj sets. Need U is the kind of track that turns heads and instantly creates love. The buzz has been huge on this one as it generated a wave of early requests at the RWAV office from none other than Axel Boman, Rainer Trüby or Jimpster . Predicted as one of the tracks to breakthrough at the legendary UK Southport Weekender, Need U will probably appear in many sets this summer.