DJ Falcon – Hello My Name Is DJ Falcon

5/5 what a introduction to roule and there sound. Nothing else to add just pick this up on sight you will not be disappointed.

Honeymoon is obviously the go-to track on here, would love to have heard this out somewhere back in the day. It sounds so similar to Daft Punk's Digital Love too – I'm surprised that no one has mentioned it in the comments already.

Solid evergreen realise ................

What a surprise when this out
Fresh & French Touché

First
Honneymoon are just amazing
B1 very solid too

Top notch like Trax on da Rocks 1 & 2

But that make Thomas too Jalous (but chutt !!!)

I have the same track as "Honeymoon" on Discobusters Weekender EP track A2 Free Fall

All around a great little EP and possibly one of the best Roulé records overall.
Favorite tracks: "Untitled" and "Unplugged"

Question: Did Thomas produce this EP? I have heard that he did.

Awesome record!
"First" is has a cool feeling to it, especially when the "different part" comes.
"Honeymoon" is a special track and beside this my favourite track of this record. I got this song as a MP3 in my playlist, but never bothered to listen to it completely, I always found the beginning a bit boring, but too bad I didn't knew that this bass-y beginning was just, well, the beginning.
This track builds up and when the vocals kick in, it's just pure love. Nothing else to say, really.
"Untitled" makes use of a single sample which is repeated a million times. Some people may think it's boring or annoying, but this short sample is varied in so many ways in this track! Good one. :)
"Unplugged" gives me a feeling of dreaming, just "unplugging"! (Might not make sense in English, but for me it does. :P)

All in all this is an awesome record!

This record is excellent. DJ Falcon did some really good sampling here. Untitled will really get you to dance, Honeymoon has some great saxophone parts and heartwarming lyrics, and Unplugged is just lighthearted fun, in that same sense of Daft Punk's fresh. The only track here I don't care for too much is First, which is kind of dull in comparison to the other three songs. But the other three songs are really just great.

"Honeymoon" has a funny breakdown which sounds like RF interference from a mobile phone. Just when you think the PA's fecked, bam! the record kicks back in. Lovely.

Great 4-tracker! Every single minute a masterpiece of samplitude and frenchhouse. Every one of the tracks still seems very fresh and innovative to the listener though they are quite old for this kind of house music. If I don't want to tow myself to death with my record box I always take this record with me.