Scott Grooves - Technique EP

Review by Shwetang Singh

Technique EP by Scott Grooves: A Hidden Gem in Electronic Music Man, if you’re into techno or tech house, Technique EP by Scott Grooves is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. Released back in 2008 under Germany’s Natural Midi label, this little beast has stayed with me for years—not because it screams for attention but because it whispers its magic right into your soul. And yeah, big ups to Simon for mastering this baby; it sounds crisp as hell. Let’s talk tracks, though. I’ll keep it simple since some albums just hit differently when they don’t overwhelm you with too many songs. First off, “Patience.” Oh man, this track? It’s like waiting for sunrise after a long night out—there’s something about the way the beat builds so steadily, layering these hypnotic synths until you’re fully submerged. You can tell Scott Grooves knows how to play with tension here. Like, every time I hear it, I’m reminded why patience (pun intended) isn’t just a virtue—it’s an art form. Then there’s “Prove Myself Deep,” which honestly feels like the emotional core of the whole EP. The bassline hits you deep in the chest, kinda grounding you while the melody floats around like smoke. There’s a rawness to it that makes me think Scott wasn’t trying too hard to impress anyone—he just wanted to make something real. That authenticity sticks with you, ya know? Now, let’s not forget where this record came from. Germany in 2008 was already buzzing with electronic music legends, but Scott Grooves carved out his own lane with this release. He blends techno, tech house, and even hints of deep house without ever sounding confused or messy. It’s tight, intentional, and damn satisfying. Here’s the thing about Technique EP: it doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel, but it spins that wheel so damn well that you end up forgetting what year it is. Listening to it feels like finding an old mixtape at the bottom of a box—you press play, and suddenly everything else fades away. And hey, fun fact: I once played “Patience” during a road trip, and my buddy swore it made the trees look taller. Weird, right? But maybe that’s the power of good music—it tweaks reality just enough to remind you how beautiful it can be.

Artist: Scott Grooves
Album: Technique EP

Germany

Electronic

2008

Rating: 4.64

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Patience
Adapt
Prove Myself Deep

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Scott Grooves - Prove Myself Deep

Scott Grooves - Adapt

Scott Grooves - Patience

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Catalog Numbers

NM 004

Labels

Natural Midi

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Vinyl
12"
33 ⅓ RPM
EP
White Label

Credits

Role	Credit
Mastered By	Simon

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Plain white label without any artist or track information.
Mastered at The Exchange (London, UK).
Pressed at MPO (Averton, France).

About Scott Grooves

Detroit based house & techno producer. Scored a club classic hit with "Mothership Reconnection" in 1998. He has been working very independently since early 2000 releasing mostly on his own imprints , and . Used to play keyboards for .

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Patrick Scott

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Here’s something cool: The *Technique EP* by Scott Grooves is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene. Released in 2008 under Germany's Natural Midi label, it blends techno, tech house, and deep house seamlessly. Fun fact—Simon mastered this album, giving it that polished edge. Tracks like "Patience" and "Prove Myself Deep" still resonate with fans of the genre today. It’s one of those releases that quietly shaped the sound of its time.