For Kiosk ID no. 034, Israel's Yost Koen and Turkey's Enes Çakır merge their percussive
and melodic sensibilities, concocting a refreshing blend of vaulting chord chops and soulful
vocals framed in an infectious substructure of nuanced, tech-infused drum work. 'Stop Me'
delivers a suave two-tracker filled with bursts of incredible joie de vivre, including remixes by
Dodi Palese & Musumeci and Ivory.

'Stop Me' draws its unique dancefloor physicality from an amalgamation of influences framed
by an irresistibly shuffling groove. Dubby in sound makeup, techy in structure, and powerfully
soulful in its vocal passages, 'Stop Me' is an expertly forged genre-bender, cycling through
spaced-out synth chops and patterns that deftly merge groove and melodics.

'Burn For You' unfolds a powerfully danceable and introspective journey. Merging dubby,
spaced-out chords with a deep and techy beat, Yost and Enes progressively unfold crashing
waves of piano chords, transforming the track's mesmeric atmosphere into a soulfully
uplifting warehouse soiree.

Dodi Palese and Musumeci strip 'Stop Me' down to its soulful, pulsing core. Carving a vast
frequency band for a warmly pitch-bending synth mantra that becomes the track's energetic
core, the Italian duo transforms the original into an artfully pruned character track that feels
equal parts new age and old school.

Ivory's 'Burn For You' Re-Fire Edit coaxes up the floaty original's minute smidges of techy
darkness, amplifying them into an eerie, throbbing roller that cumulates in oscillating waves
of wailing sirens and a darkly shuddering beat.

Yost Koen and Enes Çakır are masters at finding the elusive balance between groove and
melodics. Their sound effortlessly merges percussive structure with emotive depth, weaving
complex patterns that deliver energy and emotion in tandem. 'Stop Me' is the apogee of this
craft: a beautifully melodic tapestry that, on the dancefloor, delivers compelling physicality.