Martin Hatch
The five cuts in rotation reveal a sound straddling the hazy threshold between deep house and dub techno. The productions carry an 8.4-grade sheen—warm, submerged chords meeting sleek, propulsive grooves that feel equally at home in a basement or after-hours scenario. It is body music, but refracted through a dub-wise lens that prioritises space and texture over obvious peaks. CANO provides the natural habitat: a label context that signals rigorous, underground-focused electronics without concession to the mainstream. Across these two electronic modes, the Martin Hatch material demonstrates a coherent but non-static range, keeping the tension between rhythmic drive and atmospheric drift precisely balanced. The result is a sound that sits deep in the contemporary underground—functional yet immersive, and consistently high-calibre.