SHYAM — Ain't Feel EP

Shyam – Ain’t Feel EP arrives on Eat More House as catalogue EMH006, a 12-inch vinyl that slots neatly into the label’s deep, minimal and dub-house aesthetic. Issued on 17 April 2018, the four-track record showcases the producer’s knack for melodic groove and subtle atmospherics, a blend that has already found a home on respected imprints such as RAWAX, Houseworx and Lake Placid. Within the Eat More House roster, EMH006 follows the earlier “Too Deep EP” (EMH008G, 2024) and precedes a series of forthcoming releases, including The Mechanical Man’s “Ortigara Street EP” (EMH009, 2021) and the upcoming “Bridgetown EP” by R R (EMH013, 2025) and “Go Inside EP” by Amaury Trevino (EMH014, 2025). This positioning highlights the label’s continued commitment to forward-thinking house music, with Shyam’s entry reinforcing the deep-house thread that runs through the catalogue. Side A opens with “Ain’t Feel”, a track that immediately establishes a warm, rolling bassline and a hypnotic rhythm suited for late-night sets. Its title hints at a feeling of detachment that is mirrored by a spacious arrangement, allowing DJs to layer it beneath more percussive elements. The second cut, “Neverland”, picks up the momentum, offering a slightly brighter tonal palette while retaining the same understated drive, making it an effective bridge between the opening mood and the more adventurous B-side. Flipping the record, “Moscow Trip” on B1 introduces a subtle shift in texture, evoking the distant, nocturnal vibe suggested by its title. The groove leans into a deeper dub sensibility, providing a spacious platform for mixing into more stripped-back moments. Closing the journey, “Out Of Here” delivers a concise, rhythmic finish that balances the record’s introspective tone with a subtle forward thrust, ideal for transitioning out of a deep-house set. Shyam’s contribution to the Eat More House catalogue reflects a continuation of the producer’s established approach: clean, melodic lines coupled with a disciplined minimalism that respects the dancefloor while inviting close listening. Though this EP does not mark a debut on the label, it reinforces the aesthetic continuity that Eat More House has cultivated since its earlier releases. For DJs, the EP offers two distinct moods: the A-side works well as a warm-up or early-set foundation, while the B-side provides deeper, more dub-inflected material for the latter part of a set. The four tracks are concise enough to be looped or layered, yet each possesses enough character to stand alone, making the record a versatile addition for collectors who favour deep-house narratives on vinyl. The record is pressed as a standard 12-inch vinyl, matching the format expectations of both DJs and vinyl aficionados who appreciate the tactile experience of analog playback. Shyam – Ain’t Feel EP, Eat More House, catalogue EMH006, 12-inch vinyl, four tracks. Tracklist: A1. Shyam – Ain't Feel A2. Shyam – Neverland B1. Shyam – Moscow Trip B2. Shyam – Out Of Here