With his late releases on Spinnin' and Echelon, The Madison is proving to be one of the interesting new names to look out for in 2011. His newest release portrays the young composer's chunky club progressive sound with two fresh tracks Slices and South Touch, a collaboration with fellow ukrainian Monostoria.

Slices paints an interesting soundspace with a longing yet positive atmosphere. It begins with a chugging bass line accompanied by bright melodics. Rhythmical riffs join in along with a female vocal to give the track more vibe and after the solitary break, it kicks off with full dose of pumping progressive energy.

Composed with Monostoria, South Touch has a naturally different feel. A deep bass line kicks in after the intro with some syncopated rhythms to speed it up, while melodic stabs keep the storyline evolving. The break is a true watershed between the main parts. An intense chord modulation takes place and a sonorous piano prepares for the second part in which a cool lead theme takes ove