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SATIN JACKETS presents FLAMINGO DRIVE
PPR 032
18 Jun 12
Review:
You know what you're getting from Germany's Satin Jackets. Offering a breezy take on nu-disco heavily influenced by '80s synth funk, glittery pop and classic piano house, their tracks are fun and accessible, but well produced enough to impress the heads. This single for Pole Position is arguably one of their strongest yet, a touchy-feely, near Balearic chunk of synth-laden disco-pop that should boost their profile no end. The original version - featuring a weary but engaging vocal - is arguably the pick, though Satin Jackets own remix, reminiscent of Regret-era New Order, is also excellent. In summary... summery (you're fired - Ed).
DOG 011
19 Apr 13
K 001
29 Apr 13
EUROENERGY 28.09
20 Mar 06
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20 Mar 06
SVMCD 475
21 Dec 11
FRS 003
21 Dec 10
K 169
28 Aug 12
FTM 31608
BOH 007
30 Nov 12
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21 Jul 10
FHR 011
23 Apr 09
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20 Apr 12
PDCD 0278
22 Aug 11
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09 Dec 10
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17 Mar 13
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12 Jan 06
VR 779
13 Nov 12
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15 Dec 09
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06 Jan 12
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22 Jan 13
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15 Feb 11
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30 Mar 12
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24 Nov 09
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29 Jun 12
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11 Oct 08
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SCS 2
24 Feb 12
SCS 003
17 Feb 12
SCS 004
02 Mar 12
HOMETAPING 02
01 Mar 10
ESP 004
21 Feb 11
OM 002
21 Nov 11
Review:
Those with a penchant for glistening soundscapes and hazy Balearica will already be aware of decidedly cosmic production duo Seahawks. Having impressed with a handful of acclaimed 12" singles, Invisible Sunrise marks their first attempt at mastering the art of the full-length. As debut albums go, it's hugely impressive, shuffling between sun-blushed fusions inspired by yacht-rock, classic ambient, cosmic disco, AOR, Peter Green-ish blues, dub, Animals-era Pink Floyd and, of course, curious Balearica. Most of the tracks barely get above a horizontal pulse, but their sound selection and composition is first class. One for those fuzzy post-club moments where you just want to lie down and zone out.
BL 056
10 Dec 12
NEEDW 003
17 Mar 10
Played by: Adam B (Homegrown Music/Palooza), DJ Shorterz (Tom Short), Billy Bogus, Faze Action, Sean Brosnan, Juno Recommends Disco, Eddie C, Juno Download, Vicmoren, Voltage (Cutters Records)
Review:
Future Disco compiler Sean Brosnan gets the once over from a pair of Nu-Disco dons on his debut release. Brosnan's original of Sat Jam pools together awesome bass, some classy dub effects as well as a sure-footed groove. Ray Mang snatches up the A-side with his mix though - a spellbinding rerub that takes it's time to drop but keeps you hooked with it's tight piano-house motif and cosmic production. Man of the moment Eddie C also takes Sat Jam to task, going much deeper than the original and dropping the bpm's down slightly for a more soulful and blissed-out version.
NEEDCD 002
31 May 10
NEEDCD 004
07 Feb 11
Played by: Julian Sanza, Giom, Fingerman, Jp Source, Sean Brosnan, Drop Out Orchestra, Chili Davis (Forward Disco), G-Blaster (Rotarydisco76), Pbr Streetgang, Juno Electro House Podcast, Linosaur, Thievery Corporation
Review:
Needwant’s popular Future Disco series reaches its fourth volume, with another epic trawl through some of 2010’s biggest Neon tinged late night bombs. It’s the first section that impresses most, offering a thrill-a-minute journey through low-slung contemporary New York disco, breezy nu-disco and even touching on house. The tracklist is a little heavy on the admittedly brilliant but already familiar (Jacques Renault’s ubiquitous take on Midnight Magic’s "Beam Me Up", Greg Wilson’s remix of Escort and "Look Right Through", Morgan Geist’s debut as Storm Queen ), but scratch beneath the surface and you’ll find superb, lesser-known tracks and mixes. Particular highlights include the superlative Gadi & Soul Clap tweak of 80s Boston act Bad Rabbits, Filippson & Ulysses emotive ode to John Carpenter and Bonar Bradberry getting reshaped by Pete Herbert.
NEEDCD 007
27 Feb 12
Played by: B-Jam, Low Slung, Fingerman, Dave Allison, Deepshizzol On Deepvibes Radio 16.0, Sunseet Summer Chart, Zee&eli, Elly K, Black Magic Disco
Review:
For those with a penchant for the blurred boundaries between house, nu-disco and contemporary electrofunk, the Future Disco series has always been a reliable source of high quality material. This fifth volume continues that trend, offering up a two-disc selection (one disc mixed, the other unmixed) that has squidgy synth basslines, slick pads and warm electronic melodies seeping out of every digitally encoded groove. While there are plenty of scene anthems present (Tiger and Woods remixing Tensnake, Classix reworking Cosmic Kids, Benoit & Sergio's ace "Principles"), there's plenty of lesser-known fare to excite the nerds - not least some thrilling contributions from fast rising house/disco fusionists Maxxi Soundsystem and Bonar Bradberry.
NEEDCD 010
25 Feb 13
Review:
Sean Brosnan's long-running Future Disco series has always been a good barometer of the nu-disco scene at any given point in time. This sixth volume continues the trend, offering up a selection that reflects the current fixation with disco, nu-disco and electrofunk-influenced house. So, we get Crazy P's Futureboogie-influcned "Heartbreaker", a Maceo Plex remake of Laura Jones, the Garden Festival-inspired late night slippiness of Greymatter's "Tisno", and even a dash of Hypercolour-era Groove Armada. Best of all, though, is the most obviously disco-centric track of all: Bonar Bradberry's Tiger and Woods-inspired Change cut-up, "Loose Grip".
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22 Mar 13
EVO 004
12 Jun 12
OCD 0029
29 Oct 12
ASS 016
10 Jan 12 | ||
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