Get ready to rumble for Tech house with cardiac flutter Its time for a few acoustic growth rings: Almost exactly 10 years after his club hit Playmate, Ron Flatter releases his first album. Growth Rings remains true to the style of the sound artist from Halle an der Saale: Infectious tech house with a dash of trance, always danceable and never monotonous. Tracks like Brauseschwein may therefore cause acute cardiac flutter on the dance floor. Humor, passion and the positive energy of the ex-skater boy and label boss from Pour La Vie are not only revealed in the titles of the album but above all in the groovy tracks. They conjure a smile on the faces of electronic dance music lovers and even a pair of pretty panties (the translation of his track jolie culotte) on his turntable :) ... Full Support: chloe, markus kavka, super flu, dubfire, Stephan bodzin, andreas henneberg, rene bourgeois, john selway