In 2018, Atlanta-based house music purveyors Psycho Disco! have added a number of club-geared releases to their discography, including EPs and singles from LA Riots, Craze, Golf Clap, Treasure Fingers, Codes, Gettoblaster, and more.
For their next act, the label is ready to unveil one of their most exciting releases to date- a new EP from veteran producer Proper Villains titled ‘Twenty-Four Seven / Kutumaini.’
His first release after a three-year hiatus, Proper Villains is a New York artist renowned for his original releases and remixes including Cataracs’ “Bass Down Low” that landed radio play on Power 106 and Hot 97. He has also been commissioned for remixes for Enrique Iglesias, Dev, Havana Brown, Pitbull, Lil Jon, and Far East Movement, as well as indie favorites Roger Seventytwo, and Childish Gambino.
For this long-awaited return, out now on Psycho Disco!, the two-track scorcher features lead single “Twenty-Four Seven” that fuses hip-hop fundamentals with a breakneck bassline and a tribal-esque rhythm. For the project’s B-side, “Kutumaini,” Proper Villains delves deep into the house music trenches with a nearly seven-minute epic that reinforces the tribal undertones of the EP with a hypnotizing vocal loop, multi-layer percussion, and a sweltering synth melody that adds the final touches to the dance floor stunner.
