M.F.S: Observatory team up with Oliver Knight for ‘Shine’ EP

There is no doubt that Italian-based duo, M.F.S: Observatory, have sculpted a name for themselves in recent years. Their almighty big room, the electrifying vibe can be found on labels such as Relief Records, Food Music, Hiriko and VIVa and this year. They find themselves on 303 Lovers with their elusive ‘Shine’ EP. They team up with Oliver Knight – an absolute treat for tech house addicts.

‘Shine’ opens the work with a kick drum providing an energetic driving force for the straight hi-hat. The soulful vocals glide dreamily along with intersecting fat bass jabs and high, penetrating string notes. ‘No Preacher Man’ follows and carries on with this vibe. Its extensively long breaks providing mad intensity for a heavy drop to really get the floor pumping, and flick things into the next gear. ‘Nene’ completes the EP, keeping with the steely beats and euphoric breaks of the previous two tracks whilst touching subtly on a bit of disco. Its jazzy hornlike blasts and wistful vocals drifting into the track. 

‘Shine’ is without a doubt your go-to EP if you want to recreate that powerful, outer body state you find yourself in when in a club, with its energy really shaking the dance floor from start to finish. A fine collaboration here, deservedly landing them a comfortable spot on the established 303 Lovers. 

We premiere ‘Shine’ for you today, check it out below and grab it here.