Various

Attention Spin! returns for its third chapter, “Il était une fois le bien le mal” – a five-track ensemble that feels like a musical fable of contrasts, weaving between light and shadow, pop and underground, sexy nostalgia and modern club heat. The vinyl-imprint run by Dawidu continues to stake its claim as a playground where various sub-genres of electronic music and eccentricity not only coexist but thrive.
Flash FM (P.O & U-Died aka Mare) opens the story with “Petit Château”, a quirky yet sleek House cut that leans on computerised vocals and a buoyant bassline. The synth line flows with just the right dose of ease, making this opener a go-to for DJs who want to set a mood without forcing it – simple, classy, and straight to the floor. P.O & N2o follow with “Game Over”, a tune that wears its 80s influence with pride. A lush, melodic synth line weaves around an Electro skeleton, delivering something that’s at once sensual and playful. It’s cheeky, it’s danceable, it’s the kind of track that makes you wish for a smoke machine, a strobe, and a crowd that knows how to move their hips. Closing the A-side, P.O & Yoann TDI bring “Je ne dis jamais rien” – and nothing about this track is silent. Addictive pop-leaning vocals, paired with an Italo-tinted Electro groove, create a late-summer anthem that clings to your head long after the needle lifts. It’s playful but sharp, uplifting yet just twisted enough to work in the depths of a night. Flip to the B-side and Tibahuult teams up with Ana for “Breath”. The Electro DNA is still there but stripped of overt 80s cues, making space for Ana’s sultry vocals to do the heavy lifting. The result is intoxicating – a track you don’t just hear but feel on your skin, the kind that turns dancefloors into intimate encounters. To close, Tibahuult and label-head Dawidu deliver “Melody”. It’s a fitting finale – pop-tinged, electro-infused, lighthearted yet driving. It doesn’t aim for drama but for closure, the sweet comedown after the rush, leaving dancers with warmth and a smile. With “Il était une fois le bien le mal”, Attention Spin! proves itself to be more than a label – it’s a stage for narrative, for character, for sound that isn’t afraid to straddle genres or moods. Five tracks, five personalities, one story that lingers.