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Federico Epis is no stranger to Flow Vinyl aficionados having remixed the epic 'Four' by Triangle in 2010. Since then the Uruguayan producer has gone from strength to strength, and so it's only fitting that he marks his return to the label with an original track. As the name suggests, 'The End' is wonderfully dark and hypnotic groove with church-like synth chords and an eerie vocal sample. This is music stripped back to the bare essentials and then rebuilt to devastating effect.

Australia's Jamie Stevens, also one third of Infusion, takes 'The End' on a more melodic journey giving the keyboards a jazzy flavor and adding extra percussion and vocal effects. Whereas the original is made for deep in the night, there's a feeling of emerging dawn to the Stevens remix.
A. Balter from Israel heads in a techno direction, meanwhile, giving the main synth extra bite and the whole track more of a metallic quality before unleashing a killer breakdown. The Haifa-based producer may also be familiar for his releases on both Flow Vinyl and sister label Flow Records.
The final remix is provided by PHM from Plovdiv in Bulgaria who is starting to receive major DJ support for his productions. His version concentrates on the bass and percussion to create a funk-driven minimal tech workout that's packed with invention.