Manuel De Lorenzi and Paul Dc’s latest release, “Marynbow,” serves as a masterclass in restraint. It is a record crafted by two producers who understand the profound impact of a well-placed bassline, crisp percussion, and the subtle textural details that define a dancefloor-ready track.
Released on May 29, 2026, via Monday Morning Records, the EP leans heavily into Deep Tech, favoring minimal pressure and authentic analog grit over polished, over-produced aesthetics. It is music designed for the reality of a club environment rather than the superficiality of a press release.
The history between the two artists is palpable throughout the project. As co-founders of Monday Morning Records, De Lorenzi and Paul Dc have cultivated a shared creative language since 2013. Their collaborative history—which includes work under the moniker Usual Things Around—has been instrumental in shaping the label’s distinct sonic identity. This long-standing partnership allows the EP to unfold with a sense of ease; there is no posturing here, only a focus on groove, pressure, and rhythmic nuance.
Three Tracks, No Wasted Motion
The title track, “Marynbow,” sets the tone with a rolling bassline and a groove that settles in with purpose. The textures evolve slowly, allowing the percussion to anchor the track in that elusive, middle-of-the-night headspace where a DJ can command a room without relying on cheap hooks.
“I’m Sexy” introduces a funkier, more playful attitude. While it remains stripped back, the track utilizes dry, punchy drums and clever rhythmic shifts to create a warehouse-ready atmosphere. It is a testament to the idea that, in the right system, a minor change in rhythm can completely transform a space.
Rounding out the release, “Pump” is the most direct offering. It is built for pure pressure, focusing on a low-end foundation that keeps the momentum moving forward without overthinking the arrangement. It is functional, gritty, and highly effective.
Monday Morning Records Stays Close To Its Roots
The strength of this EP lies in its refusal to soften its edges. De Lorenzi and Paul Dc maintain a raw sound, yet the production remains deliberate and controlled. The analog warmth present throughout the tracks feels like a natural extension of their artistic voices rather than a stylistic costume.
With backgrounds ranging from early production work in Castelfidardo to extensive experience in international club residencies and vinyl culture, both producers bring a wealth of knowledge to the table. “Marynbow” is a cohesive, three-track statement that honors the core sound of Monday Morning Records while proving that the label remains as vital and focused as ever.
