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1	Spheres Artist – Ezequiel Esley	8:36
2	Twilight Zone Artist – Ezequiel Esley	7:32
3	Whats Up Artist – Andrew McDonnell	9:42
4	No Way Artist – Andrew McDonnell	7:00
5	Its Me Artist – Andrew McDonnell	8:04
6	Workers Ground Artist – Mr Leman & Thomas Dieckmann	7:26
7	Numb Artist – Mr Leman & Thomas Dieckmann	6:59
8	Grandeur Of Artist – Max Jacobson, Sakro	6:43
9	Going Down Artist – Max Jacobson, Sakro	6:46
10	Jumping On A Prickly Pear Artist – Fabio Caria	7:36
11	Wonder Life Artist – Fabio Caria	6:56

Notes

Just in time for summer, AMAM is pleased to announce the fourth entry in its Hand Out compilation series, titled The Sun Has Woken Up, continuing to deliver exclusive material from established AMAM crew members as well as newcomers, showing the label’s diversity in sound as well as showcase how the roster is reaching a more international level.

First up, Argentine DJ/producer Ezequiel Esley sets the tone with two tracks, the spacious and sinister “Spheres” and the deep, plinky “Twilight Zone”. Toronto rep Andrew McDonnell makes his first AMAM appearance, three varying tracks of smoggy, hypnotic tech-house, titling them to reflect his no-nonsense approach: “Whats Up”, “No Way” and “Its Me”.

On the second half, Danish duo Leman & Dieckmann contribute the synthetic and majestic “Workers Ground” and “Numb” for some more jacking moments. Sakro, one of Mexico’s up-and-coming production talents, teams up with Chicago’s Max Jacobson for “Grandeur Of” and “Going Down”, two of the more maniacally percussive tracks on the compilation. Finally, Munich-based Fabio Cariaa offers the seductively serpentine “Jumping on a Prickly Pear” and the introspective “Wonder Life”, signing off in grace.

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