Pole Folder - Waxxx Full version of this awesome track released in 2004 on Bedrock Records Excellent mellow progressive house for one of the best producers.

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Belgian, Pole Folder, first brought us, with his often partner in crime CP, the brilliant Apollo Vibes which was the first tune on Digweed GU019. Enter The Rhythm remains deep and definately would fit somewhere near the start of a set. There is a slight hint of vocals, but not full on, rather more sampled vocals. Also features some nice strings that aren't that full on in the middle of the track. It is Waxxx that really takes the cake. Quite simply a stunning tune. Speed wise, it is a quite slow tune, but on the other hand incredibly uplifting. It's quite a long track at 12 minutes and 40 seconds but it builds brilliantly and hits you with a georgeous breakdown, in similar vein to Apollo vibes.

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Pole Folder rose to prominence when his track "Apollo Vibes" was featured on John Digweed's Los Angeles retrospective in the Global Underground series on Boxed Records. This was followed over the course of the following year by the AA single 'Enter The Rhythm/Waxxx' and a third single, 'Dust' (which was again championed by Digweed)