Aureon, since its launch a few months ago, has accustomed us really well in terms of quality releases and the latest one makes no exception. The fourth EP to date is taken care of by the Mexican producer Amaury Trevino who put together a brilliant four-track record titled Vibe Twist, composed of two original mixes (‘Vibe Twist’ and ‘DX7 Barn’) and two remixes (one per track) provided by August Artier and Jeremy Juno. As the title track kicks in, the carefulness and excellence of the production is immediately remarkable, with such engaging Deep rhythms, meticulously picked sounds, some off-the-wall synthesis harmonic experimentations and overall a well constructed structure. The second tune (the first remix) has to be listened from Artier’s perspective. His version of the title tracks is a stunning tribal ‘trompe-l’oeil’ where some characteristic rhythmic elements of Deep House music -masterly researched and chosen by the author- just blend in a greatly produced eight-minutes long sonic journey. The third composition (second original) is called DX7 Barn and sees Trevino displaying all his talent with a slightly distorted groovy banger! The whole track is pervaded by that sonic perfection we always look for -but hardly find- when listening to a Deep House track. When every element just fuses together, when every layer of the song overlaps in such impeccable fashion there’s not much to say really, whereas Jeremy Juno’s remix is just the final gem to add to this magic EP. With its fat and vehement bass-line, its skilfully processed vocals and chords, the remix by the Dutch is the perfect ending to a great record. All in all, the first word that comes to my mind when I listen to the Vibe Twist EP is ‘quality’. The quality of the sound research, the quality of the artists involved and the overall outcome, which is honestly exceptional! Well done Amaury Trevino and best of luck to Aureon, this newly born label which yet is showing already how things should be done. Must listen.