Having developed a formidable reputation through releases on Ovum, Sci-Tek, Resopal and his own Minisketch, Davide Squillace drops his “Black Cabbage” release on the ever-consistent Supernature. Featuring remixes from Robert Dietz, Kabuto & Koji and relative newcomer Daniel Dubb, “Black Cabbage” is one hell of a package from Audiofly’s must-check imprint. Squillace’s original is dense, muscular tech-house which buzzes, fizzes and throws its considerable weight around like it owns the place. Clipped, detuned keys and an effected, pitch shifting vocal provide hooks which disturb and delight in equal measure, making this cut really stand out from the crowd. Hot-property Robert Dietz follows his superb release on Running Back with a super remix, here. Steady in tempo and vibe, it’s a huge departure from the original mix but manages to stay faithful via careful use of Squillace’s keys amongst Dietz’s polyrhythmic grooves. Supernature natives Kabuto & Koji’s remix is a low-slung houser with low-end grunt, sparingly placed effects and a simple, effective arrangement which shows off the acts knack for deconstructing tracks to their bare bones. Finally, Daniel Dubb delivers a remix which more than explains why Nic Fanciulli’s Saved imprint is hailing him as a great new talent. Two massive drops, the original wonky vocal and a superb percussive groove is all this guy needs to make a great remix, or so it seems from this one.