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Attila Jahanvash – I Don't Think That I Didn't Say Goodbye
Vinyl of the Week · Rediscovered

Attila Jahanvash – I Don't Think That I Didn't Say Goodbye

We are celebrating the 2003 EP by Attila Jahanvash on Z-Schallplatten. Anyone looking for timeless, deep minimal techno simply cannot afford to miss this record. Especially the second track, Just Let Go, is an absolute club banger with a hypnotic energy that still grips any dancefloor today.

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Our Album of the Week is dedicated to a record that completely blew us away with its uncompromising sound. We look back to the year 2003 and to the Iranian-German producer Attila Jahanvash, who delivered a true underground masterpiece with his EP I Don't Think That I Didn't Say Goodbye on the Frankfurt-based label Z-Schallplatten.

The real reason why this release stands out for us is revealed on the B-side: the second track Just Let Go is an absolute banger! The piece captivates with an extremely driving, stripped-back aesthetic and hypnotic rhythms that get straight under your skin. Jahanvash weaves deep minimal techno with subtle, psychedelic elements into a timeless groove. Although the production is over 20 years old, it sounds incredibly fresh and perfectly captures today's club zeitgeist. A track built for the late-night hours in the club, proving just how timeless electronic music can be when the vibe is right.


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