Sacramento E.P.

Released in late 2005, the Sacramento E.P. arrived during the commercial and creative peak of Deep Dish (Dubfire and Sharam). Following their successful 'George Is On' album, this EP centers on 'Sacramento', a track that exemplifies their 'rock-infused house' aesthetic. The EP is notable for its inclusion of 'Swallow Me' and 'Bagels', tracks that lean heavily into the duo's signature progressive house sound - characterized by long, evolving structures and dense, atmospheric layering. While the radio edit of the title track aimed for crossover appeal, the strength of the release lies in its club-focused extended versions and a curated selection of remixes. It represents the transition point where the duo's sound became increasingly sleek and high-fidelity before their eventual hiatus and pursuit of solo projects. Critically, it is viewed as a high-water mark for the mid-2000s global house sound.