“This extremely satisfying collab track from producers Urple Eeple and Isturite is dreamy, low-key future bass… Grab this one out
today for free download ...and it’ll be instantly summertime.” - Nest HQ

"'Blocks' should be mandatory on any 2020 Vibes/Feels electronic playlist." - Sweatson Klank

“With funky twists and colorful bursts, “Blocks” feels like a collage of various genre elements that feel fragmented and blended at
times. It’s kooky and a pure joy to marvel at – candy for the listener” -Aupium

Based in California and Los Angeles respectively, Farr and Welch met in their teens and would go to endless festivals together, teaching each other about music production throughout the years. They both played the guitar as youngsters and later fell in love with electronic music through early rave culture. They eventually decided to collaborate and released their first single as Esofact in 2014. ‘I've Got That’ was groundbreaking and began to define ‘future’ as a new way of approaching musical compositions.

Drawing influence from the likes of Pusher, Ekali, Gillepsy, Troyboi, Mercy, Geotheory and Val, a soulful beat-driven sound emerges. Esofact draws parallels to acts such as Cashmere Cat and Flume with their future bass sound while artists such as Dimitri From Paris and FKJ spring to mind with the future disco elements.

Esofact opens with ‘Honey Drip’ , presenting destabilizing atmospheres and expansive textures which set the scene for the rest of the EP. The pair take future bass sound to the next level by integrating future disco sounds and creating their own subgenre. By the time the listener reaches ‘Rollin’ , a precedent has been set with driving futuristic rhythms. However, a fresh element is presented with deep male vocalising, which is eventually distorted and modernised. The overall EP is a conducive yet groovy production, coming together with small interesting echoing elements throughout the four tracks.

Esofact shares their enthusiasm for releasing their debut EP; “We're extremely excited to share our debut EP with the world. We wanted this release to embody the feel good future genre in a way that no one had quite approached it before. Our compositions are intricate and we explore the idea of multiple key changes to communicate large story arcs. Between the use of synths and found sounds, along with relatively experimental compositions we are very proud of what this EP brings to the future beats/bass genre”.