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Gravitate
Gravitate 03

Gravitate 03

Artists

Gravitate

Catno

GRAVITATE03

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Release date

Jun 23, 2025

Styles

Gravitate, in case you didn't know, is yet another label from James Burnham aka Burnski aka Instinct. It's hard to keep up with the man's unrelenting yet brilliant work rate, but worth making the effort to do so if you like minimal, tech and garage. The latest on this fledgling project goes deep and arrives just in time for some balmy Ibiza party nights. 'Gravitate 03-1' is loopy and lazy and invitingly mid-tempo, 'Gravitate 03-2' picks up the pace a touch but is still couched in warm, roomy grooves and soul-drenched chords. The flipside brings more gritty and turbo-powered tech on 'Gravitate 03-3' then a nice silky and blissed out cruiser to close on 'Gravitate 03-4'. Four more functional but well-formed sounds from the brilliant Burnham.

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: Not Graded

21€*

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A1

Gravitate 03-1

A2

Gravitate 03-2

B1

Gravitate 03-3

B2

Gravitate 03-4

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