Gute Luft (Soulphiction & Move D Rmx)

together with Willis' emotive synth lines and sample manipulation magic was a match made in heaven. An immediately natural pairing, the duo started swapping sound files, and very quickly with very little effort beautiful songs started to emerge. With Willis being co-ring leader of leading London electronic music blog/event curators/DJ team ALLEZ-ALLEZ, he leaked the tune “Burnt Sienna” (which appears as a different variation on the album) onto the internet in October of 2009. A true autumn anthem of depth and scope that NME were fast (and right) to call “what 'Kid A' would sound like if it was released by Kompakt and had softened its edges”. Having been a long time friend and supporter for Kompakt through promoting on a series of parties at the legendary London venue Plastic People, Willis had the label on the edge of their seats to hear more. It was one of our easiest signings ever and within a remarkably short time the label received the self titled album you have before you now.