Mark Rizlo Shakes Off the Rust with Late-Night Afro House Weapon 'Gimme That'
After stepping away from club releases for years, producer Loris Lamarque returns under his Mark Rizlo moniker with a deep, Rampa-inspired dancefloor roller.
By Markus ·
Years back, Loris Lamarque was putting out progressive and electro tracks through imprints tied to Tiësto and Nicky Romero before everyday life took over and put music on the back burner. Now recording as Mark Rizlo, he is back behind the desk with 'Gimme That', sparked by countless miles spent jogging to sets from Keinemusik's Rampa and wanting to build something that feels easy, hypnotic, and built for 3 AM.
Fired up in Ableton with trusty mainstays like Sylenth1 and a little Fresh Air on top, the tune locks right into that sweet spot between afro house percussion and low-slung tech weight. It does not waste energy on loud drops or cheesy builds, relying instead on clean drum shuffle and a thick bassline that does all the talking on a decent sound system.