MICKY MORE, ANDY TEE — Analog Dreams EP

Micky More & Andy Tee – Analog Dreams EP arrives on Groove Culture as catalog GCV043, a 12-inch vinyl that explores the warm, analogue-centric side of disco-infused house while keeping a foot firmly on today’s dancefloor. The EP’s four tracks move through soulful, jazzy and nu-disco territories, offering a cohesive narrative that balances musicianship with club utility. Within Groove Culture’s 2026 output, GCV043 follows the “Alive EP” (GCV041) and “Underground Ensemble EP” (GCV042) and sits alongside a series of later releases such as “Jazz House Rituals EP” (GCV046) and “Get Back (2x12”)” (GCV045). The label’s current focus on disco-derived house is reinforced by this record, which continues the aesthetic established by earlier catalogue entries while foregrounding the Italian duo’s evolving production voice. Side A opens with “Funky Lady (With Reverendos Of Soul) Feat. Fatimah Provillon”. The track foregrounds a vocal that drives the arrangement, wrapping it in a disco-soul groove that feels both nostalgic and freshly articulated. Its construction emphasizes the interplay between vocal phrasing and the rhythmic foundation, delivering a lift that works as an uplifting entry point for a set. The second A-side cut, “Groovin’”, shifts the mood toward a deeper, more instrumental texture. A smoky Italo house hue and a live saxophone line lend the track an organic edge, creating a contrast that invites DJs to modulate the energy after the vocal-led opener. Side B begins with “All The People (Feat. Fatimah Provillon)”. Here the focus returns to vocal house, with piano-driven chords and a driving rhythm that push the track toward peak-time territory while preserving the melodic richness that characterises the EP’s overall vibe. Fatimah Provillon’s second appearance ties the two sides together, offering a familiar human element that varies in context between the A-side’s disco-soul ambience and the B-side’s more direct house thrust. The record closes with “Falldown”, a smoother composition that leans into nu-disco and deep house sensibilities. Its understated groove and textural warmth provide a natural release, rounding off the EP’s progression from vocal-rich to instrumental depth. Analog Dreams EP occupies a clear position in Micky More’s recent discography. Following the “Groove Foolosophy EP” (GCV033, 2025) and preceding the forthcoming “Jazz House Rituals EP” (GCV046, later 2026), the duo continues to refine a sound that blends live instrumentation with precise electronic production. Their earlier work on Groove Culture, such as “Disco Madness EP” (GCV014) and “All About The Culture / The Rhythm” (GCV012B), laid the groundwork for the sophisticated balance of analog warmth and modern precision evident here. For DJs, the record offers a versatile toolkit. “Funky Lady” supplies a soulful vocal hook suitable for opening or uplifting moments, while “Groovin’” provides a deeper, sax-laden groove ideal for transitional phases. “All The People” delivers a vocal-driven peak that can drive a dancefloor forward, and “Falldown” offers a cooler, melodic close that works well for winding down a set or for blending into more introspective moments. The sequencing ensures each side presents a distinct emotional arc, making the EP useful both as a standalone statement and as a source of adaptable parts for varied set structures. The release is pressed as a 12-inch vinyl, adhering to Groove Culture’s commitment to physical formats that celebrate analogue aesthetics. Its catalogue number, GCV043, identifies it within the label’s ongoing series of disco-house oriented outings. Micky More & Andy Tee – Analog Dreams EP, Groove Culture, catalog GCV043, 12-inch vinyl, four tracks. Tracklist: A1. Micky More & Andy Tee – Funky Lady (With Reverendos Of Soul) Feat. Fatimah Provillon A2. Micky More & Andy Tee – Groovin’ B1. Micky More & Andy Tee – All The People (Feat. Fatimah Provillon) B2. Micky More & Andy Tee – Falldown