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Re Visions Vol 1
GAMM 076
02 Feb 12
Funk
Re Visions Vol 1 by The Reflex on Gamm Cue Track
A-B-C - (7:00) 94 BPM
Re Visions Vol 1 by The Reflex on Gamm Cue Track
I Feel Good - (6:44) 74 BPM
from $1.49
Review: It's a mark of the quality of Mad Mats' A&R skills that GAMM has managed to notch up almost a decade of releases without really resorting to releasing the sort of stinky cheese that usually plagues bootleg and mash-up imprints. This EP from newcomers The Reflex continues that record, offering two excellent, funk-laden bangers that get just the right balance between anthemic pomp and heads-down stomp. First up is "ABC", a stretched-out re-take of The Jackson 5's most famous hit that boasts a completely different (but very good) musical backing. "I Feel Good" is even better, turning a loose funk classic into a tight dancefloor bumper thanks to snappy new beats.
Re Visions Vol 2
GAMM 077
02 Feb 12
Funk
Re Visions Vol 2 by The Reflex on Gamm Cue Track
Ain't No Mountain - (5:34) 130 BPM
Re Visions Vol 2 by The Reflex on Gamm Cue Track
Rehab - (5:37) 134 BPM
Re Visions Vol 2 by The Reflex on Gamm Cue Track
What's Going On - (4:27) 103 BPM
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Review: A destination label for fans of classy disco and funk edits, GAMM introduce The Reflex to their roster with these new additions to their "ReVisions" series. Marvin Gaye's "Ain't No Mountain" gets a subtle boost to the beats and bottom end, while on a similar Northern Soul vibe, The Reflex treats "Rehab" with a new set of drums and a few added strings and stiff guitar chanks. Best of all, the beatless instrumental of Marvin's seminal "What's Going On" is reconnected with the original acapella in a superbly tasteful mixdown that shows off every nuance of that incredible recording.