Oliver Dollar - Braeburn EP feat. Brillstein & Demuir [Refuge Recordings]

The third release on Refuge arrives courtesy of Berlin house master, Oliver Dollar.

Opening the EP with a slice of deep house at its finest inspired by the streets of Detroit via ‘Braeburn’. Smooth and flowing elements combine with a melancholic vocal and dynamic drum pattern, proving why Oliver Dollar is still at the top of his game with this quality of production.

Long time collaborators Oliver Dollar and Brillstein reunite on ‘Roots’, a hefty groove taking the very best of their talents to another essential addition to the record bag. Smooth and subtle with a bassline that just won't quit. If you like the steady pace, then this one is for you.

On the flip side, one of the hottest producers in the world, Demuir, brings his Playboi editing talents to the original version of ‘Braeburn’ with a soulful and uplifting interpretation that will fit perfectly into those club sets paying true respect to the genre.

To close out the EP, Oliver Dollar tells the story of having used this record at the mythical Berghain nightclub for over 10 years. Made for the DJs looking to center the crowd, driven by a pure groove with its ingenious drum patterns and deep bassline. ‘Dope Tool’ is exactly what it sounds like, it's great and it's made for connoisseurs.