Jimpster At Juno Download

Review: Freerange records boss Jamie Odell, or Jimpster as he's known amongst the house music fraternity, released "Alsace & Lorraine" in September of last year. A man who's rather fond of remixes and remixing, it's no surprise that we see an entire piece of wax dedicated to just that. Josh Wink, Dairmount & Berardi Perspective and Ripperton are on duty here, and a rather lovely job they've all done of it too. Josh Wink offers two tweaks, the first of which is led by a meandering take on the lead riff. Congas creep in and dance around some glitches and twitches while little else happens until a glorious kick comes to play after the build up. It's a twisted, eerie and thoroughly enjoyable adaptation. Dairmount & Beradi take a ravier stab with their turn; heavier kicks and prominent high's sit subtly over the whirring chords holding a distinctly dancefloor-centric edge. In simple but effective Ripperton style, it's the glockenspiels and groovy looped bass line that steals the show. Juno's pick of the bunch without doubt!

Review: Jimpster (aka Jamie Odell) has been playing the house game for over 20 years as a DJ, producer, label owner and all round muso. Rarely disappointing, Jimpster's budding and spaciously constructed house has garnered deserved success for both him and his Freerange imprint. "Change In You" meanders through sweeping lower ends and crisp and intricate drums upfront to lead - captivating in its haze of warmth and moist, dewy sounds it sets the tone for the equally delightful flip: "Infinity Dub" smoulders under twinkling bells, light keys and double reverbed claps. We like.