Death & Leisure boss and long-time Blueprint artist, Oliver Ho has been part of the UK's techno and electronic scene since the mid-90s. He now joins EPM's V-Series for its second release, the 'Colours for the Blind’ EP.
Originally released in 2000 on the Sequential label the EP has never been officially available on digital until now. Remastered for today's dancefloors the EP comes backed by the original Damon Wild Subtractive Mix as well as two unreleased digital exclusives in the shape of 'Red' and 'Silver (Alt. Version)', both made at the same time but previously unreleased.
V-Series is EPM's subsidiary label, where the V stands for Vintage: a golden era of techno in the ‘90s and early-2000s before the digital era took over. As they dig in the vaults for possible over-looked gems and hidden classics, they remaster releases from this time that have previously only been available on vinyl, bringing them into the digital age.
It’s out 7 July.
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