LUC RINGEISEN — LA Derniere Aurore

Luc Ringeisen – La Derniere Aurore opens the Otomoji OTO010 12-inch exclusive vinyl with a concise statement of minimal house intent. The Moscow-based label, known for its cryptic releases, delivers a limited edition that foregrounds the genre’s stripped-back aesthetic, positioning the record as a focused addition to any deep-groove collection. Within Otomoji’s recent output, La Derniere Aurore follows the Zenk Liminal Space EP (OTO009, 2024) and precedes the Denis Andreev & Enivréz Vous Vladivostok EP (OTO008, 2023), although exact release dates remain unclear. The label’s trajectory suggests a continued interest in atmospheric, reduced-tempo productions, and Luc Ringeisen’s contribution fits neatly into this evolving narrative. Side A begins with “Multi”, a track that leans into the title’s suggestion of multiplicity, offering a looping structure that sustains a hypnotic pulse suitable for late-night mixing. Its companion, “Reversed”, follows the same minimalist framework while subtly shifting the groove, providing a natural transition that keeps the momentum without breaking the record’s cohesive vibe. On side B, the title track “La Derniere Aurore” expands the mood, delivering a slightly more expansive arrangement that still respects the record’s overall restraint, making it an effective peak for a set that favours gradual build-ups. For Luc Ringeisen, La Derniere Aurore arrives after a series of Paramour releases – the 296 EP (PARA003.1, 2019) and Social Beings EP (PARA003.2, 2021) – and a recent double-12-inch on Vinylclub (VCLUB026, 2025). Those earlier outings explored similar minimal textures, and this Otomoji offering continues that line, refining the producer’s signature subtlety while adapting to the label’s darker, more enigmatic palette. From a DJ’s perspective, the record’s three tracks provide clear entry points for both warm-up and peak moments. “Multi” and “Reversed” can be layered to create a seamless, evolving groove, while “La Derniere Aurore” works as a focal point for a set’s climax or as a closing, reflective moment. Collectors will appreciate the exclusive vinyl format, which reinforces the release’s niche positioning within the current underground house scene. The record is pressed as an exclusive 12-inch vinyl, aligning with Otomoji’s limited-edition approach and the genre’s preference for analog fidelity. Its straightforward format ensures optimal playback for DJs seeking tactile control and for vinyl enthusiasts who value the physicality of a dedicated house release. Luc Ringeisen – La Derniere Aurore, Otomoji OTO010, exclusive 12-inch vinyl, three tracks, minimal house. Tracklist: A1. Luc Ringeisen – Multi A2. Luc Ringeisen – Reversed B1. Luc Ringeisen – La Derniere Aurore