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100436 37
26 Jul 12
MANU 058
15 Apr 08
CJ 092
25 Jun 12
ELECTRO 040
18 Jun 12
NDP 013
08 May 13
100334 72
05 Dec 11
SWR 006
24 Sep 10
DIA 20
24 Jun 12
MD 20
12 Oct 12
MD 22
23 Nov 12
MD 21
18 Nov 12
DRN 1012
21 Mar 11
ICP-157
14 May 08
REFOCD 27
25 Aug 08
PSR 004
12 Feb 13
KSD 203
15 Oct 12
LMD 021
21 Jul 08
YSE feat FRANK H CARTER III
LMD 060
09 Jul 12
Review:
This four-tracker marks a slight departure for Ant Plate (formerly of East Midlands deep house veterans Rhythm Plate) and his YSE project. Musically, it offers a slight tweak on his usual chunky deep house grooves, with Frank Carter III delivering soaring, soulful vocals reminiscent of US garage's finest. New Jersey garage is a good reference, because the included Giom remix of "Magic In Your Eyes" sounds like some kind of long lost '90s garage jam. It's arguably the outstanding track on the EP, though it's pushed hard by the warm bounce of "Play On" and classic US deepness of "I Don't Want Love". It all adds up to an excellent excursion from Plate.
LMD 027
30 Nov 09
LMD 015
14 May 07
ORNDG 010
14 Mar 11
Played by: Frandanski, Ross Couch, Pete Dafeet, The Revenge, Mike O'mara(Development Music), Alkalino, Juno Recommends Deep House, Sccucci Manucci, Lilith, Djs: Most Charted, Tommy Finger Jr.
Review:
Deep house imprint Ornate reaches its landmark 10th release with YSE (pronounced 'easy' in case you were wondering), a man who in his own words "enjoys nicely syncopated rhythms, heavy melodies, outgoing quirkiness and a quality glass full of cheap Brandy and Coke - hold the ice", all of which - bar the cheap Brandy and Coke - are in full effect on this frankly awesome Drawn At Dawn EP. "Gelly" and the mischievously titled "Who's Got The Clap?" both vie for your attention, with the mechanical chords, sparkling groove and masterfully arranged vocal samples of the latter proving to be the highlight. On "Sweet Love" you'll find a Chi-town bassline flexing against dreamy Motor City atmospherics and some nice pan pot percussion.
LMD 006
23 Jan 06
ROAD 028D
21 Dec 12
Played by: Olivier Desmet
Review:
A belated return for one-time Lost My Dog regular YSE, sometime member of East Midlands deep house crew Rhythm Plate. Plangent Rave is arguably his best for some time, showcasing his obvious skills without resorting to contemporary cliches. Lead cut "Innocence" is particularly impressive, bolting odd vocal samples and woozy, seasick melodies onto a robust analogue bassline reminiscent of Brooks' "Clix" and nicely swinging beats. The stabbing synth strings and thickset bassline of "Happy Bubble" - a kind of anything-goes shuffler with 30-something rave intentions - also impress, while "Substitute" pops and crackles with sub-bass heaviness and retro-futurist charm. The bassline, in particular, is fantastic.
YYH-A-BSM-006
26 Nov 12
DUBLIFE 002
01 Nov 06
UR 42
24 Oct 11
COR 10003
16 Jan 10
CIRCUSCD 002
06 Nov 12
YOS 008
11 Jul 05
YOF 002
05 Nov 10
IPS 001
25 Jun 12
Played by: Igor Brzovic
Review:
In Plain Sight, Andy Blake's label dedicated to the more esoteric house sounds, finally lands in the digital realm - exclusive to Junodownload no less - and gets off to a fine start with the hitherto unknown YoungTEE at the helm. The first track, "Dr Chocolate" fuses the kind of oddball low-slung sounds and spoken-word samples that In Flagranti have been masters of for years, with jazzy keys and 808 cowbells which hint at a subtle Chicago influence. The classic house influence continues of "Perfect Model", which combines misty chords with an 80s pop groove, falsetto vocal sample and synth jam solo which comes across as alternate universe Michael Jackson track. As you'd expect from a label curated by Blake, it's house music, but not quite as you know it.
REL 066
08 Dec 12
ELEG 079
28 Dec 12
ELEG 082
15 Mar 13
LBR 018
08 Feb 13
A 072
22 Oct 12
UV 018
25 Jan 10
ATAL 1341
07 May 09
FUS 089
04 Feb 13
826194 218898
26 Jun 12
HYPELTDDIG 010
25 Mar 13
Review:
It's been a long time since any fresh material from slippery UK producer Youandewan surfaced, but finally he returns on Hypercolour with a solid four tracker of his signature emotive and expansive middle ground between house and bass music. "Disarray" rolls on a laconic groove while wild swathes of melody wow and flutter in a heartfelt harmony, and "Awn" is more stiff in its rhythmic construction, bringing enough drums for the dance even as the synths remain firmly in the mellow zone. Meanwhile "Undrstnd" shifts the tempo to a garage bump, and lets some R&B vocal licks slip into the mix, but holds some meaty techno elements back for the drop, while "0500" reserves nothing in its powerful forward thrust.
MBM 005
31 Jan 11
100476 06
16 Nov 12
FOUR 018
03 Dec 12 | ||
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