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AREADV 015
13 May 13
GCR 35
14 May 13
ELV 491
18 May 13
APOLLO 1314
16 May 13
PN 20
17 May 13
Played by: Sccucci Manucci
Review:
Having made his debut on Prime Numbers earlier this year with his titular contribution to a split release alongside Truss and Massimo De Lena, Adesse is granted a full release with this all killer no filler Untitled Love EP. For someone who came to the fore with a version of Theo Parrish's "Sky Walking, it's unsurprising that the title track here has a rugged charm reminiscent of the outspoken Sound Signature boss - it's all about that thumping snare son! Meanwhile "Supernal" veers into deep steppers territory and contains some ingenious looping of a Laurie Anderson standard, whilst "Metachemistry" highlights Adesse's talent for loose, freeform arrangements.
UU 004
17 May 13
0002
16 May 13
ONE 022
13 May 13
QMD 018
17 May 13
MR 023
13 May 13
824833 005496
14 May 13
DLM 025
16 May 13
OBLACK 006
15 May 13
LSR 002
15 May 13
TUR 052
18 May 13
TIEFRECORDS 06
14 May 13
505545 3686283
13 May 13
Played by: Mr Brainz / Orpheus:ldn
Review:
Given their history of flitting between funk-tinged grooves, downtempo beats and rousing, party-starting fodder, it's a little surprising to see Jalepeno diving headfirst into the world of US garage-influenced deep house with an EP from Nottingham-based producer Animist. There's much to enjoy, from the summery liquidity of admirably melodic bonus cut "Neutral Bay", to the chopped-up yelps, woozy chords and classic house grooves of lead track "Tin Head Bump". Best of all, though, is Marcus Jakes' remix of "Tin Head", which beefs up the bottom end and adds some irresistible shuffle to Animist's garage-influenced groove.
DPM 005
13 May 13
SPT 003
13 May 13
CCS 076
13 May 13
ULR 336
15 May 13
SRMR 095
13 May 13
091012 270062
14 May 13
SCD 007
13 May 13
CON 002EP
13 May 13
TULIPAA 002
13 May 13
GROUPER 163
15 May 13
LFT 010
13 May 13
361015 2758734
19 May 13
846624 018508
15 May 13
99013
13 May 13
SYLIFE 133
16 May 13
TMF 013
14 May 13
IGR 007
19 May 13
EHZEP 090
16 May 13
KFR 002
14 May 13
LADAL 13094
17 May 13
900879 8119561
13 May 13
PMSIMH 05
14 May 13
SPR 015
15 May 13
CLUB 094B
16 May 13
TVQ 003
13 May 13
SBR 900513
13 May 13
BB 012
13 May 13
DA 005
13 May 13
PM 122
17 May 13
FSR 205
13 May 13
TB 153
13 May 13
880319 617829
13 May 13
Review:
There's remarkably little information available online about Clockwork, though the fact that he's part of the growing Life & Death family should offer enough clues to his identity and sound. BOATS (Based on a True Story) continues the Italian label's journey into deep tech-house territory, fusing the wide-eyed shuffle of the Visionquest family, with the semi-organic goodness of Pillow Talk and prog-leaning downtempo electronica. The result is a crackly, atmospheric album full of pleasant surprises, from the plucked jazz guitars and Nicholas Jaar-ish rhythms of "One Way Ticket", to the bleary-eyed deep garage of "Places".
EXEC 134D
15 May 13
ATA 1951
16 May 13
1642R 010
13 May 13
WWF 0013
13 May 13
AMREC 0079
16 May 13
ETR 167
13 May 13
WR 22
13 May 13
TIEFRECORDS 05
17 May 13
PLC 014
13 May 13
SET 005
14 May 13
PN 009
17 May 13
RVRD 041
19 May 13
DM 081
13 May 13
Review:
Dave Mayer has previously released most of his work on Strictly Rhythm, which should give you a steer as to his style. Certainly, "When You Were Mine" is deeper than much of his previous work, while retaining the effortless funk that always marks out his percussion. The track is filled out with some delightfully darting synths and just the right amount of soulful vocal samples. Jaimy's remix is an altogether more soulful affair, layering tasty keys and vintage synth sax over a bongo-laden groove. It's reminiscent of the deeper end of early '90s Italian house, which is no bad thing in our book.
MM 006
15 May 13
DDGOLD 0009
18 May 13
DPMSA 001
13 May 13
DEEERECORDS 0472013
13 May 13
ORGK 0046
13 May 13
MTX-025
14 May 13
EXD 014
13 May 13
DA 007
13 May 13
FINA 011J
19 May 13
Review:
Echodub bossman Alex Cowles (better known, production-wise, under his DFRNT moniker) can usually be relied on to provide some authentically ocean-deep sounds. That's certainly the case on this varied EP for 2020 Vision offshoot Fina. At times, it sounds as if he's been listening to classic records by fellow Edinburgh native Aqua Bassino (the calming, jazzy "The Way You Look at Me" and intoxicating, super-deep "Start Changing Tempo"), while at others, he seems to have imbued just the right amount of fine single malt (check the sleepy midtempo vibes of "Sugar Free" and the pulsing sub and dreamy vocals of "Nobody Stop Me"). Throughout, there's a delicious musicality at work that's never less than delightful.
MSR 017
13 May 13
DMR 068
13 May 13
THES 0100
15 May 13
100569 45
17 May 13
TZR 003
13 May 13
HIT 050
15 May 13
BPR 032
13 May 13
KBZ 13
17 May 13 |
