In the beginning, when Crossfrontier Audio was just starting up, before we'd put out any releases or taken our sounds across the globe from our home in Berlin. The vision and idea behind the label's creation was that of championing the dark horses and pioneering artists, of breaking the new ideas we loved with the things we knew that worked, all the while wanting to throw a mean party. To stick within genres and sounds was not part of the plan either, and in light of this, Crossfrontier Audio are showcasing an artist who's brand new release highlights a lot of these concepts for us. So without further ado, Mr. Tea the project of Michael Devin, who's accolades within the electronic music world are far reaching, abstractedly different and deeply rooted, gives us hislabel debut in Circles In The Sky EP. Mr. Tea's releases are rare by proxy of reinvention and influence, making it all the more special for us to get involved in what is a bumper package of tremendous tracks. Full of expansive and expoloratory tones, dripping with eery vocals and breathing a new lease of life into the Mr. Tea project, we get 3 original works in Circles In The Sky, Saved From The Gods and Phoenix - all of which melt away traditional genres. With more in store from Jamie Stevens coming up on Crossfrontier Audio later in the year, this EP was a perfect way to introduce a taster of his impressive productions to you - the lead track Circles In The Sky gets Jamie Steven's devilish treatment, with both a remix and a dub version. Followers of CFA will definitely enjoy what's to come from him in the future, so stay tuned in. Finally, adding in a little more zest for the clubs, is Marc Poppcke's rework of Saved From The Gods, the CFA head honcho has been taking the EP across the world's dance-floors and the reception on them has been warming to say the least, so here they all are... Just for you.