TRIPMASTAZ — Chipipirka EP

Tripmastaz – Chipipirka EP arrives on Pirka as catalogue PRKV08, a vinyl-only 12-inch that stakes a playful claim in the tech-house arena. The three original cuts are framed by a title that hints at mischief and a label known for forward-thinking house, making the record a concise statement of Tripmastaz’s approach to the dancefloor. Within Pirka’s recent output the EP sits between the “Kenny Bell EP” (PRKV06) and the “Feeling Positive EP” by Jnjs (PRKV07), while the later “Brighter EP” by Guy From Downstairs (PRKV09) follows in the catalogue. This placement underscores Pirka’s habit of pairing distinct personalities under a unified house aesthetic, and Tripmastaz’s contribution adds a darker, more experimental edge to that narrative. Side A opens with “Unexpected Jazz Invasion”. The title suggests a brief detour from the expected groove, offering a momentary shift that still respects the EP’s house foundation. It works as a hook for DJs looking to introduce a subtle surprise early in a set, before the rhythm settles back into familiar terrain. The second cut on side A, “Dirty Gutta Beatz AKA Chipipirka”, leans into the grittier side hinted at by the EP’s description. Its character feels grounded and raw, providing a solid backbone for a peak-time push while retaining enough nuance to keep the floor engaged. Side B concludes with “Roma House”, a track that brings the EP back to a classic house vibe, anchored by the title’s reference to the city’s storied dance culture. Its straightforward structure makes it an ideal closing statement for a set, offering a smooth transition to either a deeper groove or a more melodic outro. Tripmastaz has built a reputation for delivering concise, vinyl-only statements across a range of labels, from “Def Murky” on Adams Bite to “Phreeqz EP” on Respect The Craft. The Chipipirka EP continues that trajectory, reinforcing the artist’s knack for balancing experimental twists with floor-ready momentum. Within Pirka’s catalog, the record complements the label’s eclectic yet cohesive aesthetic, adding a darker, more playful tone to the roster. For DJs, the EP offers three distinct tools: a surprising opener, a dirty mid-set driver, and a house-centric closer. Its brevity makes it easy to slot into any part of a set, while the vinyl-only format ensures a tactile, warm sound that translates well on club systems. Collectors will appreciate the exclusive nature of the pressing and the way it captures Tripmastaz’s signature blend of personality and dancefloor focus. The release is pressed as an exclusive vinyl 12-inch, matching the label’s commitment to analog fidelity. No additional formats are listed, reinforcing its status as a dedicated vinyl offering. Tripmastaz – Chipipirka EP, Pirka, catalogue PRKV08, exclusive vinyl, 12-inch, three tracks. Tracklist: A1. Tripmastaz – Unexpected Jazz Invasion A2. Tripmastaz – Dirty Gutta Beatz AKA Chipipirka B1. Tripmastaz – Roma House