Some of the sickest productions in existence have come out of the Med School camp. Anile is one of the names on their roll-call list, and he’s been sitting at the top of his class since breaking out his debut LP, Perspective, last year. The London-based producer is ready to make the rounds once again, this time through the spreading of his newest EP. The aptly titled Allergens has all the characteristics that lead to repeat listens, with all four tracks showing a different side of his skill set.
He opts for an unfamiliar method on the titular cut, taking a less-traveled route to drum & bass. Although different, it doesn’t feel forced or out of context by any means. Unsterilized drums and humming, lower frequencies attack in full force like antibodies chasing down the enemy.
Anile had a few words to share, as well:
“Allergens” came about after making far too much liquid drum & bass in the studio; therefore, I decided on making a track that was a lot different to anything I’ve done, certainly in the last couple of years. It’s a cheeky dancefloor track, which always gets a lot of attention, as it’s so annoying. It’s loud and evasive, which really works perfectly for breaking up a set in the club. It’s a great weapon for any DJ, no matter what genre you’re pulling.
Available September 2 via Med School Music.
