UK producer Blynk UK producer Blynk is already living up to his ‘one to watch for 2012′ title, proven as he has recently been personally selected by the legendary House artist, Steve Lawler, from thousands of entries as the winner of Steve’s remix competition. Firing remixes out more often than his hot dinners intake, Blynk’s already mastered and unique manipulation of Garage influenced beats are injected with atmospheric synths, perfectly placed silences and occasional soulful vocals, all elements which, when pieced together, create an emotion provoking listening experience. We challenge any listener to refrain from being engulfed by his intricate and capturing soundscapes. Blynk makes his Sincerious debut with the "Metropolis EP", joined by Dom HZ, User Error and Jake Robertz on remix duties. Blynk is already living up to his ‘one to watch for 2012′ title, proven as he has recently been personally selected by the legendary House artist, Steve Lawler, from thousands of entries as the winner of Steve’s remix competition. The title cut is a bittersweet slice of sublime modern techno, with one foot in Detroit's ice-cold analogue past and the other in the fractured backbeat of Berlin bass music. Packing a pair of fantastic remixes, Dom HZ re-works the original into a smooth, soulful cut of classic Dubstep, bringing the bass line to the forefront atop a bed of lucious electronics while Canadian producer Jake Robertz gets low down and dirty flipping the rhythm into a mutated 808 breakbeat that fuses drum machine mechanics, a bubbling bassline and surprisingly soulful synth work into a swaggerific overload. "Glyph" is an all together more mechanical affair, with a pulsating bass-line and skeletal percussion capturing the industrial aura of late night warehouse warfare. Newcomers User Error deliver a remix with an edit heavy approach to the drums that boosts the original from a brooding, atmospheric track into a bouncing, dub influenced riddim that stays true to the original while heaping in a heavy dose of their own sonic science and ends the EP in style.