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AGAVE 0616
05 Sep 06 Deep House
JCK 003
08 Aug 05 Electro House
AGAVE 0507
28 Feb 05 Funky/Club House
AGAVE 0507
28 Feb 05 Deep House
FRCD 24D
21 Jun 09 Deep House
FRD 088
01 Oct 08 Deep House
0881226 077720
01 May 06 Funky/Club House
SSR 014
03 Jul 06 Deep House
SSR 014
19 Jul 10 Deep House
FRD 160
26 Mar 12 Deep House
EHM 003
04 Feb 08 Minimal/Tech House
DOGD 20
04 Nov 11 Deep House
Played by: Peter Edison, Henri Kohn, Alkalino, Mathew Bandy (Souldier), Terry Grant, Cottam, Bryan Gerrard, Bravura, Villa Savoye
Review:
Warm and chugging disco-tinged house is on offer once again from the imperious Delusions of Grandeur, with the Foolin EP arriving with Germany's Manuel Tur at the wheel. Sticking with his usual synth heavy and sultry style, Tur strikes an immediately gritty tone of funk with tightly plucked guitar riffs, swooning brass and soulful vocals on the title track. Up next, an instrumental version of "Foolin" is accompanied by "The Traveller", which treads percussive realms with a heartbeat drum platform that pushes this otherwise orchestral and ambient track ever forward. Piano keys dance gently as string beds ascend against scatterings of brass and tinny crashes; our pick of the bunch.
FRD 122
26 Jul 09 Deep House
FRD 164
14 May 12 Deep House
Played by: Jimpster, Jeff Daniels, Dairmount (Room With A View Recs), Kruse & Nuernberg, Giorgio Luceri
Review:
Manuel's currency in deep house circles is so strong that we can name four countries in the EU who are thinking of dropping the Euro and using him! Of course by law we're not allowed to name these countries, but who can blame them? Tur's been serving up these rich, hypnotising, softly soulful grooves for quite some time now. Besides Manuel's textured, heads down jacking title track, the rest of the EP is given up to other people's remixes. "Maybe Next Lifetime" is a starlit, enchanting affair with Blakkat adding an ideal vocal tonic over King Brit's dubby edit. Ugly Drums' take on "I'm Alive" eases out with an addictive synth hook and so-simple-it's-silly groove while Homewreckers give "High Needs Low" added depth and some mechanical Chi-town mischief. Tur-rific!
AGAVE 0512
27 Jan 06 Deep House
CONYA 021
20 Aug 07 Funky/Club House
FRD 091
01 Oct 08 Deep House
FRCD 29JU
30 Apr 12 Deep House
Played by: Vision Collective, Owain Kimber (Owain K), Lpz, Paul Hazendonk, Paolo Madzone Zampetti, Jona Saucedo
Review:
It's a commonly held belief that good house albums - and, for that matter, great deep house albums - are notoriously few and far between. Manuel Tur's first album for Freerange, 0201, got round this by peppering the album with downtempo interludes. This time round, he's done the same (see the blunted jazz of "Mirrors" or the glitchy, minimalist ambient-pop of Blakkat collab "I'm Alive"), though he's confident enough to devote much more space to proper deep house. It's a wise choice. Utilizing real instruments, looser grooves, more vocals and a broader range of house influences (Chicago jack, woozy techno, main room pomp and Detroitian deepness), Swans Reflecting Elephants is easily his strongest release to date. Best of all, this digital version comes with a free track!
FRCD 29D
23 Apr 12 Deep House
FRD 105
01 Oct 08 Minimal/Tech House
FRD 121
28 Jun 09 Deep House
CPT 264-1
14 Sep 07 Deep House
DPC 014-1
09 May 08 Deep House
DPC 007-1
17 Aug 07 Deep House
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