Humble B-Flat – Indigo Blues [Zinnia Records] ZINNIA001A1: Egyptian Queen A2: Overcome B1: Turquoise Dreams B2: Daoud C1: Velvet Green C2: Navy Darkness D1: Centro Walk & Skank D2: Sweet Sweetness South London's Humble B Flat follows a run of quietly impressive releases by launching his new Zinnia Records imprint with a double pack of luxuriant deep house and jazz flecked soul. There is a cosy, blue tinted feel to opener 'Egyptian Queen' with smoky chords and loose limbed drums working their way through a

B2: Cosmjn - Dasbit

that you'll find yourself cruising at high speed with the top down

A deep dive into hypnotic dub

The looping pads and percussive bassline entrance the listener as the bed of 808 beats keep the dancefloor busy

B1: Bubble Metropolis

The music is hard to contain

Guided by Mad Mike Banks of Underground Resistance

Notal is urging us to listen deeper

both in the studio and the booth and translates seamlessly to large sound systems

B1: Like A Trip (with Triform)

There's still enough off-kilter electronic dislocation humming at the edges

It's a low-key start with the minimal house of 'Hello (At)' and its ghostly vocals drifting over a rugged bassline