Blossom Kollektiv returns this fall after a wonderful summer season, this time with a digital only release from newcomer to the label S!lk. This newest edition to the Blossom Kollektiv family is perfect as things begin to cool down and autumn veers it head bringing with it darker moods and melodies. The Italian producer has been slowly taking the scene by storm since his first release on Plastic City in 2012. Never restraining himself to just one genre, his music speaks to us somewhere between deep and old school house with atmospheric elements that take the journey even farther on the dance floor. Using only hardware to create his sounds he never relies on loops and doesn't use them in his productions, this creates an organic sound that lives up the standards of the artist. Now on Blossom Kollektiv he presents his Ain't Nobody EP. The two-track EP features deep dark sounds that are sure to take the dance floor by storm. We start off with the title track 'Ain't Nobody,' which starts us on our path through this dark journey. Haunting synths immediately speak to us like underwater sonars until the kick drum comes in bringing the track alive like a creature being born, then a dark bassline and echoing percussion brings us to the brink of insanity but in a good way, that will make the crowd go wild. Next up S!lk unleashes 'Delta' which is sure to be a secret weapon for many DJs with it's slamming whip like snares and heavy kick drums that slowly invites us to lose our minds, until the bassline and playful percussion brings all the elements together. Then finally the vocals from Ellita come and seduces the audience into a state of such pure bliss that once the kick drum returns the floor is sure to jump with excitement with hands in the air.