Germany's Cecille continues to put the spotlight on the rising Dutch underground this February, welcoming Amsterdam's Rooleh onto the roster with his 'Distant Phase' EP.

Across the past few years the Nick Curly and Marc Scholl helmed Mannheim, Germany based Cecille Records has moved from strength to strength with releases and material from the likes of Leon, Sidney Charles and Reboot, while also building a strong connection to the powerhouse Amsterdam scene with material from the likes of Dennis Quin, Prunk and upcomer D STONE. Here the imprint welcomes yet another rising star from the Dutch capital, namely Rooleh who's been making his mark via releases on Archie Hamilton's Microhertz and Too Many Rules among others.

'Look At That' leads with a swaying bass groove, loosely flowing organic percussion and choppy vocals, intertwined with an amalgamation of stab sequences, synth licks and stuttering effect breaks. 'From A Distance' follows and shifts towards a more loop led feel with hypnotic, unfurling vocal chants, a loopy tribal rhythm and a throbbing low-end drive.
'Flower Phase' then kicks off the B-Side with a more tripped out intensity via modulating synth flutters, airy chords, a snaking sub bass line and skippy drums before 'Past Cognitions' with a more classic house feel, fusing jazzy organ licks and playful chants with a bulbous bass groove and a crunchy 4/4 rhythm.