EDEN BURNS X, DADADA — Your Gonna Lose Vol 1

Eden Burns x – Your Gonna Lose Vol 1 opens the Public Possession PP126 12-inch vinyl with a blend of house beats, tech beats and nu-disco vibes that feels both playful and analytical. The collaboration between Eden Burns and Dadada arrives as a fresh joint statement, described by the label as a “fabulous (dance)music mixxed up w/ some fun, social studies,” positioning the record as a conceptual dancefloor piece. Within the Public Possession catalogue, PP126 follows the earlier releases PP127 by ddwy (“Tell Me, Told You”) and PP125 by Baba Stiltz (“Relief 7″”), while also sitting after a series of Eden Burns-centric outings such as Big Beat Manifesto Vol. XII (PP122) and Vol. XI (PP121). The sequencing suggests a continuation of the label’s focus on forward-thinking rhythm work, with “Your Gonna Lose Vol 1” adding a collaborative edge to the roster. Side A begins with “Work Me 2 The Bone,” a four-minute track that sets a kinetic tone, its title hinting at a relentless groove that propels the set forward. It hands over smoothly to “Regret Counter,” a slightly shorter cut that maintains the driving pulse while introducing a subtle shift in mood, creating a brief reflective pause before the flip. Side B opens with “Cash Cure The Pain,” a four-minute piece that re-introduces the record’s core rhythmic language, offering a moment of release that balances the tension built on the A-side. The final track, “Cash Cash (Bonafide Club Mix),” extends the journey to just over five minutes, providing a broader canvas for DJs to explore its layered structure and to bring the set to a satisfying close. The record sits at an intersection of the artists’ individual aesthetics while reinforcing Public Possession’s reputation for forward-looking dance music. For Eden Burns, the release follows a string of manifesto-style projects, yet here the focus shifts toward a partnership that foregrounds collaborative chemistry. Dadada’s involvement adds an extra layer of textural nuance, aligning the EP with the label’s ongoing dialogue between house, techno and disco-derived rhythms. From a DJ’s perspective, the four tracks offer clear entry points for both peak-time energy and more nuanced, after-hours moments. “Work Me 2 The Bone” and the “Bonafide Club Mix” provide extended grooves suitable for building momentum, while “Regret Counter” and “Cash Cure The Pain” work well as transitional pieces that can bridge different sections of a set. Collectors will appreciate the concise four-track format that captures a specific collaborative moment without excess. The release is pressed as a 12-inch vinyl, matching the label’s standard format for its dance-floor oriented output. The record’s physical presentation aligns with Public Possession’s aesthetic, delivering a tactile experience that complements the music’s rhythmic focus. Eden Burns x – Your Gonna Lose Vol 1, Public Possession PP126, 12-inch vinyl, four tracks. Tracklist: A1. Eden Burns x & Dadada – Work Me 2 The Bone (04:11 min) A2. Eden Burns x & Dadada – Regret Counter (03:49 min) B1. Eden Burns x & Dadada – Cash Cure The Pain (04:26 min) B2. Eden Burns x & Dadada – Cash Cash (Bonafide Club Mix) (05:16 min)