How Does It Feel, issued on David Keno’s own imprint in October 2013, assembles four tracks that straddle the divide between organic house and tech house. Nico Stojan and Keno, both fixtures in Berlin’s electronic milieu, bring a restrained precision to these cuts. The title track appears in three versions, including remixes by Beatamines and the duo Marvin Hey & Ferdinand Dreyssig, each reinterpreting the groove with subtle shifts in rhythm and texture.“The Duke,” the fourth piece, stands apart with its minimal construction and measured pulses, a fitting counterpoint to the more melodic originals. The EP’s lean four-track format and its modest presence in the electronic canon reflect its role as a quiet artifact of early-2010s European club culture, where sleek production met understated musicality.

How Does It Feel, issued on David Keno’s own imprint in October 2013, assembles four tracks that straddle the divide between organic house and tech house. Nico Stojan and Keno, both fixtures in Berlin’s electronic milieu, bring a restrained precision to these cuts. The title track appears in three versions, including remixes by Beatamines and the duo Marvin Hey & Ferdinand Dreyssig, each reinterpreting the groove with subtle shifts in rhythm and texture.“The Duke,” the fourth piece, stands apart with its minimal construction and measured pulses, a fitting counterpoint to the more melodic originals. The EP’s lean four-track format and its modest presence in the electronic canon reflect its role as a quiet artifact of early-2010s European club culture, where sleek production met understated musicality.