Nico P previews "Anamata" off upcoming Deep House compilation record
Gracing the world with an end of year stunner titled “Anamata”, Nico P has pulled out all the stops on his newest single. Please read on for our full review of the track, in addition to a background on this emerging artist.
Currently based out of Belgium, Nico P is a Melodic House DJ and underground veteran of the electronic music world. He’s been cranking out memorable music for nearly 20 years now and also manages his own label called DHB (formerly Deep House Belgium). With his latest track “Anamata” just released, it’s actually part of a year-end compilation coming directly from the record label.
For those unaware, Belgium has an incredibly powerful and triumphant deep house scene, partly in thanks to Nico P and so many other talented artists and their contributions. Speaking specifically on “Anamata” though, this unforgettable song comes in at just under 7 minutes in length where the artist has truly given the listeners more than enough time to vibe and become one with the atmosphere of it all. Showcasing his skill set that’s always building, it didn’t take long for us to fall in love with every facet of it.
Now before you get listening, a sincere recommendation we’d like to make here is to listen to this with a nice pair of headphones. So much emphasis has been put directly on the production and timing, so it would be best not to miss out on the subtleties. Thumping bass, pulsing synthesizers, and an upbeat groove is exactly the type of music you can expect to hear. This is just the type of deep house that we enjoy and confidently think that you’ll love it too.
With all that being said though, we’re definitely looking forward to the end of year compilation coming from DHB. If “Anamata” is any look into what we can expect coming soon, than the entirety of the record is undoubtedly going to be amazing!
Do yourselves a favor here and get listening to the song, follow along on social media, and stay tuned for everything else that’s coming next year.
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