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LM 012
07 Aug 12 Bass
Review:
Always guaranteed to release something fascinating, bleeding-edge and entirely riveting, LuckyMe come up trumps with this quite startling new ten-tracker from little-know Viennese producer Cid Rim. A jazz drummer - proved from the beautiful building cacophony of opener "Amuse-Ta-Guelle" - and a producer who matches the intensity of Rustie, HudMo and Machinedrum, Cid Rim really knocks it out of the park with stunning post-jazz laptop madness and shimmering melodies as on "A Fall Four Two" or the delirious juke of "Danger Ranger". A quite exceptional release indeed.
AF 005
03 Dec 10 Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
AFF 005
02 Jan 12 Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Played by: Earl Grey
Review:
Eu Sei Quem Sou marks Portugese producer Marfox's debut release and new label Principe's first product in the virtual record racks. Marfox turns in a strong line in fast, club-ready kuduro beats - with the title tune mixing elements from the funkier side of techno with raw ethno-drums, while "Bit Binary" gets even more funky thanks to some crazy cuica samples over an organic-sounding bailie beat. With the frantic "Mitologia" detuning backing vocals and "Pensamentos" rocking a sinister arrangement, Marfox impresses hugely as he mixes the unabashed funk with some seriously twisted layers.
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