Trüby Trio

A slow-burn fever dream of broken-beat swagger and future-jazz pulse, DJ-Kicks: The Tracks captures Trüby Trio at their most dialled-in—lean, percussive, and dripping in late-night cosmopolitan cool. This is where nu-jazz’s warm analogue glow meets the precision snap of Munich-brew beat science: congas conversing with synth stabs, basslines welded to the floor, melodies feather-light but razor-intent.

Each cut feels like a backroom secret traded between selectors—Latin-tinted grooves, smoky dancefloor rollers, and that unmistakable Compost Records elasticity. There’s elegance, but with grit under the fingernails; sophistication with a sly grin; the sound of underground rooms where the dancers know exactly what they showed up for.

A time capsule of early-2000s club culture that somehow still sounds like tomorrow—deep, rhythmic, and unashamedly stylish. Put it on and the temperature shifts.