"we wanted to celebrate unfoundsound's first anniversary by offering something special to everybody who supported us throughout this first year. we therefore asked some of our favorite artists, most of them already recognized and not represented on the netlabel scene, to give us a single track that we would include in a compilation. the response was overwhelmingly positive. we then completed the line-up with several foundsound and unfoundsound artists. and here is the result: 2h 45mn to explore numerous genres of electronic music through 26 tracks. the best netrelease ever? we don't know. the longest? maybe!" (From the Unfoundsound's release page)

"Enjoy the last summer release delivered by great sinergy artists like Nico Purman, Sarah Goldfarb, Miguel tutera and Abstract groove. Expect from now on more experimental and cookie stuff, its time to think now :-))" (From the Sinergy Networks' release page)

"Sinergy's debut of French Jean-Vince, publishing under Sarah Goldfarb artistic name, offers 2 original tracks & 4 remixes in this EP, perfectly defined by its title at the same time that becomes a great example of established connections between styles as electro as techno with one of its predecessor: funk style.
The original keeps its virtue in simple structures & deep effectiveness. Funk's a style that has always had very good results coming from french artists, like Jean-Vince shows with the perfect theme to seize the essence of the maxi. Absolute Funk can make you dance with its classic & intense rhythm base & fly with its ambient synths.
The other track of the french artist is twisted, direct and covered by quasi-african digital percussion and synthetic sound, getting into a more notorious electro tendency trough a trance rhythmic repetition.
LOD's revision of Absolute Funk, saves the original groove while adds as touches of suggestive tecno minimal as clicks shaped in electric sounds embedded in rhythm, welcoming on this way multiple sound registers that go on following one each other, so it reaches the perfect marriage between rhythm & interference.
Abstract Groove recreation is thicker and abstract than the other one, with some drops of "out toning" & rugged noise. Again he offers an amazing, acid & dark construction with burst basses close to the limit of saturation in which funk doubles up & falls into new shapes.
Funzion's remix is starred by spaced synths featuring a treated voice that contributes to give a sensual air to the track. All of this through a strong rhythm frame that comes into best electro, the one that catch you & can hypnotize through repetion & intensity.
German Marko Fuerstenberg shows the strongest face of the remixed track, producing under Detroit sound focus, always close to mystery & using sharp synths to transmit it, from clicky minimal tecno cleaf.
Summing up, it's a roller coaster of sounds & rhythmic spirals in which funk dominates but hands it stamp over other stylish experiences. The legacy of this style is still alive, at least from 21 st century artists. It's a perfect sample.
DimensionSonica" (From the Sinergy Networks' release page)