D'Julz's Bass Culture Records was undoubtedly one of the major highlights in new labels for 2009. Six months old and with just five releases in the locker, it is a true testament to the A&R skills of label head D'Julz that Bass Culture has already become a first choice for the discerning DJ. Support from some of the worlds best has flooded in, with Anja Schneider labeling the imprint as her 'favourite' (after her own we are sure) and DJ's including Seth Troxler, Reboot, Laurent Garnier, Sebo-k, Ivan Smagghe and Nick Curly all singing Bass Culture's praises. To date, we have seen releases from Lemos, Alex Picone, Kasper, Zoe Xenia and Arnaud Le Texier. All backed brilliantly by remixes from Chris Carrier, Mr. G, Damian Schwartz and Anonym. Modern house music at its very best. So to release number six, and D'Julz welcomes Anonym back, to deliver his very own Bass Culture, 'Lov Is Easy'. In recent times it has been fashionable for European producers to try and recreate the classic sounds of Detroit. The true vibe and feel can surely only come from the City itself? As his name suggests, whilst we know very little about Anonym, we do know that he hails from the legendary Motor City, and the true essence of his home town can be heard and felt in his music. Classic sounds constructed with a modern touch. Gritty, raw and crying out for sweaty basements. Both original's 'Do You Wanna Party' and 'Midnight Groove Sun Express' are backed by a the superb D'Julz edit of title track 'Lov Is Easy'. Another excellent selection and another fantastic Bass Culture release. Add to the digital-only package, a sultry remix from one of the labels female family members, Zoe Xenia - for a healthy vocal dosage.