Aureon Records, the recently launched Italian imprint, releases its third record to date [AUR003] with a really engaging four-track EP by Joud, called Missing Things. The Italian producer (real name Jodi Pedrali) has been a prolific electronic music experimenter since a very long time especially with his remarkable observation and research of Classical music and, yet again, he shows all his talent with his newest work on Aureon, strictly composed with analogue gear only. Missing Things EP is composed of two original tracks (Missing Things / New Trade), one remix of the title track by Nhar and a rework by the man himself, Joud. Missing Things kicks off the record with its Deep, Elegant atmospheres, its solid rhythm section and spacey touch, making clear how the artist feels comfortable in combining different musical elements, creating soundscapes that leave the listener space and time to fully immerse into the sounds. Nhar, then, comes up with the goods with his remix and shifting the listening to a more 'bassy', even acid perspective with his very personal touch, whereas New Trade and its dreamy, percussive soul, its masterly crafted mellow chords and utopian violin melody opens the eye on a valley full of sonic details. The record ends with the author's rework of Missing Things: the 13 minutes long journey is darker, more underground, eerie adaptation which makes it an impeccable end of such a dense, solid EP. Missing Things, the next release on Aureon, is a true pleasure to listen to and its a shame it only lasts for 30+ minutes. The EP does nothing but confirming the great commitment by the Italian label to bring their sonic concept, which gets stronger and more clear release after release. You won't regret giving a careful listen to their latest release and the previous two.