Celebrating five years as a label, Electronical Reeds has assembled a host of its artists and friends for an substantial medley of cuts including music from Felix Cage, The Checkup, Shades of Gray, Madmotormiquel and Deeligent Soul to name a few. Born in 2010, Electronical Reeds saw immediate support from the likes of Sasha, Stephan Bodzin, Laurent Garnier and John Digweed. The Belgian label specializes in picking up both local and international talents, with Felix Cage, O.D.Math and Deeligent Soul emerging as their core artists, and also runs an on-going residency at The Wood club in Brussels. 2013 saw the imprint championed at RedBulls Elektropedia Awards as one of the top 3 Belgian labels and its been going from strength to strength ever since. Czech national Michal Schwa (DJ Schwa) and Australian Nick West initiate the package as Shades Of Gray in a well-crafted slice of deep house named Roll The Dice that oozes with emotion. The Checkup, a resident of the Traxsource Top 10, delivers for his part a strong Deep House anthem with its enigmatic vocal and its punchy bassline. Belgian producer and The Wood club regular O.D.Math then steps up with a trippy production titled Letting Go complete with whirring synths and ethereal keys, before Brussels-based producer Felix Cage delivers whispering vocals and tantalizing melodies in Introspection. For Centuries, from Berlins Madmotormiquel, is then a multi-layered and suspenseful piece of work that builds into a crescendo, a contrast to Felix Cage and Mezza Lunas bass fuelled groover named The Bond including vocals from the South-African slammer Lazarusman. The journey continues with the powerful and dynamic Steel composed by the Belgian producer Inter4kt whose main riff wont get out of your head. Deneha, whos released on VIVa Music and Tretmuehleunder his production as Mario Zar, then supplies a techy roller Your Poison with the collaboration of the London-based artist Thomas Gandey. Brussels duo Deeligent Soul, formerly known as Souldust & Deeleegenz, then drop an otherworldly cut by the name of Escape, before French artist Max Duke ties it all together with the alluring and euphoric Confidence. With this 10-track album, Electronical Reeds proves plainly its maturity as label and heralds a new chapter full of promise in its already exciting history.