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Artist: Hector Couto Title: Sunday Anthem Label: Definition:Music Release Catalogue: DMU011 Format: Digital Releasedate: 09. December 2013 Genre: Deep Web: music.definition.li Buy Digital: link available at 09.12.2013 Buy Vinyl: link available soon. Tracks: 1. Hector Couto - Sunday Anthem (Original Mix) 2. Hector Couto - Sunday Anthem (Dene Antony Remix) 3. Hector Couto - Sunday Anthem (Definition Remix) Alex Flatner: "It's really hard to tell which of those tracks are now better or fits better to me/my set. I will def. try all of them and check out things...but for now I would say, def. a release I would consider playing and supporting!" Monika Kruse: nice deephouse tracks andhim: "Cool Stuff!" Audiojack: "Hector's original for us! Nice work." Kruse & Nuernberg: "Dene Antony Remix is nice! House music forever!" Miguel Puente: "love the original, thanks a lot i will be playing this" Him_self_Her: "Definition remix for us thanks!" WEHBBA: "great EP, all mixes are cool" Spanish producer Hector Couto is part of a new breed of tech-house inclined musicians making their mark on the scene. Considering his short but prolific career has already led him to famous outlets such as Get Physical, Saved, Hot Creations and Noir, that's hardly surprising either. This time around, he perks up on the Swiss-based Definition:Music for the first time since his collaboration with VIVa mainstay Darius Syrossian, the quite emphatic Here We Come. The good news is that Sunday Anthem is a no less enticing affair. Indeed, the title track sees Couto set his stall out in a fairly vintage manner. Sprightly, energetic and with more than enough groove with which to ignite the 'floor, Sunday Anthem is precisely the sort of anthem that will work wonders incidentally, at Sankeys on a Sunday. Where, it might not have escaped your attention, is exactly when Syrossian & co. line up for their weekly Ibiza parties. On the remix front, Dene Antony unleashes an absolute pearl of a remix, as he makes the original even more frenetic thanks to some more solid kicks and a bumping bassline that makes all the right noises. Great work from the Yorkshire producer; a man who we're sure to hear more of on this sort of form. Lastly, Definition turns in a remix that's stuffed full with ravey stabs, harmonious melodies, some clever drumwork and a barrage of suspense. It proves a fitting end to an altogether excellent EP.