Another special release from Zemtsov, another good house music EP from Tzinah Records. We all know that romanians and russians had always a strong connection, not only musically speaking... so we developed our releationship with our russian rezident Zemtsov from the first time he sent us his work and we tooked him in our family. Now time has come to let him show us, through a whole release, what kind of music he represents in Music About Me EP.

Speaking of, the first track comes out with a very russian sound but still remains between the borders of house music. The vocal screams out our motto in this industry 'underground house music' and this makes you enjoy every second of it. 'Sentimiento' really messes with your feelings and with a fine groove makes you wanna dance and forget about anything that's all around you. When he trips you with good house synths, he slowly gets you back in good feelings with a very nice acapella. When you think he switches into a more slow sound, he actually brings up a good deep house track with very nice chords that can keep you awake and just dance at 6 a.m., or whenever you wanna play 'switch' durring the afterhours. As a house music maniac, Primărie makes you imagine yourself on the beach watching the sunrise and when he blows the bass into your face and makes you dance your shoes off. 'Switch' remix won't let you press stop when you hear its rhythmic hihats and snares.

With an allready good feedback from 'Don't Cross The Line', this is what Zemstov pressents us, being his trully representative sound, which is, of course , his 'Music About Me EP'. So whenever you wanna be sure you're in an underground house music feeling, these are the right tracks to play, brought to you by Tzinah Records and our russian friend Zemtsov.

Zemtsov - Music About Me EP [TZH011] by Tzinah Records supported by Richie Hawtin, Dani Casarano, Kabale und Liebe, Horatio, Dragosh, Rosario Internullo, Alessandro Sensini, Philip Arruda, Javi Bora, Emill de Moreu, DJohnny, Le Vinyl, Javier Carballo, Federico Luchetti, Camiel Daamen and many others. Thank you.