Fantastic Man At Juno Download

Review: In the space of six unmissable releases, Wolf Music has established itself as a 'go to' label for those who like their house deep, chunky and discofied. This split EP - first released on vinyl at the tail end of 2010 - is another essential purchase. All three tracks manage that irresistible trick of touching your soul and moving your feet. "Make Love", the opener from Brothers Rice, teases a sweltering synth disco groove for five blissful minutes. KRL delivers sturdy midtempo deep house grooves and heart-warming vocal samples on "Machine Code", before Fantastic Man rounds off proceedings with a classic late night deep houser just oozing with simmering late night sensuality. Brilliant.

Review: Victoria's finest come together to launch the Melbourne Deepcast imprint, proving that there's much more to the city than great coffee. Up first is Lewie Day - perhaps better known to the record buying public as Tornado Wallace - who drops the immensely pleasing soulful mid tempo bump of "Some Kind Of Man", a sample-heavy house jam that has been receiving a lot of love on the Juno office turntable. This is followed by "Devoted", an effort from MD head honcho Andy Hart that shimmers with Motor City soul - watch out for those keys! Up next there's some eagerly anticipated new tackle from Fantastic Man, with the deep groove/low slung riffage of "From Start To Finish" sounding like a snug fit for the 6th Borough Project back cat, while Weekend Express's "Deeper" bristles with vintage Chicago vibes. An auspicious debut.