EDX and Orem Release 'Echoes' on Sirup Music

Two Decades of Deep House, Refined

EDX has released Echoes, a collaboration with vocalist Orem on Sirup Music. The track continues the Swiss-Italian producer's two-decade run of commercially viable deep house, built on a foundation of residencies at European clubs and a steady presence on the global festival circuit. His productions have appeared on labels including Toolroom and Renaissance, and Echoes slots naturally into that discography while showing a willingness to experiment within established boundaries.

Vocal Presence Meets Club Logic

Orem's ethereal, introspective vocal sits perfectly in the mix, guiding the narrative without overshadowing the groove. The production follows a familiar EDX template: deep, rolling basslines designed to work equally well at 3 AM in a packed club or during peak-time sets. Synth work weaves through the track with careful dynamics, building tension through layering rather than intensity.

Retro-Conscious but Contemporary

Echoes balances a nod to deep house's golden era—when producers like Villalobos, Monolake, and Luciano were redefining club music—with genuinely contemporary production values. EDX mines inspiration from that period rather than recreating it, an approach that matters in 2024 as deep house cycles through constant phases of revival and reinvention. The track breathes with modern energy while respecting its roots.

Sirup Music's Sweet Spot

The London-based label has built a roster that prioritizes substance over trend-chasing, consistently landing releases in DJ bags across the underground-to-mainstream spectrum. For EDX and Orem, the collaboration represents a symbiotic pairing: the producer gets an inspired vocal that elevates his production, while Orem's voice is showcased within a framework designed to maximize its effect.

Echoes is out now on Sirup Music.