The Dead Rose Music Company At Juno Download

Review: Having previously impressed with his left-of-centre Friends of Friends imprint, Leeor Brown has teamed up with LA pal David Fisher to launch Young Adults, a new label dedicated to the fluid sounds currently coming out of the disco and house scenes. This first label sampler sets their stall out impressively. Starting with the brilliant "Jus Us" by LA's own Suzanne Kraft - a Paul Simpson style proto-house jam with a deliciously old skool vocal - the EP works through a variety of comfy, touchy-feely flavas. There's a dash of loopy deep house goodness from Dead Rose Music Company, some lush, cowbell-driven vocal deepness from Urulu and a touch of retro-futurist acid goodness from LOL Boys and Grown Folk. Recommended.

Review: The ever so mysterious and hotly tipped disco troupe Dead Rose Music Company herald a new stage in their budding production careers with the launch of their own Taikomochi Records imprint. Their debut release proffers two cuts from the DRMC personal archives and offers further insight into the budding production career of Tomas Malo. Being the boss, naturally Dead Rose occupy the opening section of May Contain Samples with the housier bump of "Feels Good" impressing in particular. Complementing this is the sleekness of Malo's two productions with the subaqueous electro boogie of "We're Gonna Make It" matching his more feted companions.