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GNR 030
15 Oct 12
PPV 010
30 Apr 13
MSR 019
18 May 13
KRK 058
29 Oct 12
942314 194-2
14 Dec 10
HDI 6PROMO
25 Mar 11
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17 Apr 13
001
15 Jan 13
SIL 007
20 May 11
OCD 0025
21 Feb 11
MH 0003
06 May 10
DT 034
26 Apr 13
Played by: Juno Recommends Progressive House
Review:
With the weather getting warming and summer not to far away , you can almost taste the festival air and tracks like these from Finland's Jesse Oliver will have you even more excited for alfresco partying and evenings on the white Isle. 'Oceans' is a wonderfully emotive and warming progressive track with a bubbling bassline and a barrage of intricately layered melodies that will put an instant smile on your face. Music like this is good for the soul and is one to keep for when summer does land. 'Nicodemus' on the b-side is also well worth a play. A name to look out for this year, we are predicting big things.
ESP 006
12 Nov 12
Review:
In this enduring age of shallow house and poorly executed "disco edits" you have to applaud labels like ESP Institute who keep veering down their own stylistic trajectory with little regard for trend or fad. Their latest release comes from a new name to us in Michael Ozone, a Melbourne based producer whose apparent interest in Giallo Horror soundtracks and New Beat is very much evident here. However it's the unique and absurdist way with which Ozone implements these influences across both "Perfect Systems" and "Hetropia" that grab your attention and have you flipping the needle back to the start again and again to try and cram every detail into your cerebral cortex. Both tracks get twisted in all new directions by Young Marco and Steve Summers; L.I.E.S. mainstay Summers tackles the title track, increasing the Italo drama markedly amidst loose drum programming and thick analogue bass and adding a further sense of menace via his own masked and echoed vocals. Complementing this, Rush Hour's secret weapon Young Marco retains the mysticism inherent in "Hetrotopia" but adds his own dense murky dub laden embellishments.
TOTO 041
11 Jun 12 Seven construction kits inspired by David Guetta, The Nycer and Houseshakers
CRE 024
10 Feb 09
CRE 024
07 Dec 08
CRE 019
06 May 08
IMUSICIAN A8542
10 Nov 11
MULLET 012
21 Sep 09
MULLET 031
14 Mar 11
Played by: DJ Friction (Germany), Juno Recommends Disco, Justin Winks (Casio Social Club), Jerry Bouthier, Slow Hands
Review:
Swedish electrofunk producer Odahl has been something of a go to man for Mullet in recent times, releasing a string of solid EPs and serviceable remixes. This four-tracker is another decent offering, too. "Out Of Control" itself is the real killer here, offering a slick combination of contemporary nu-disco chops and vintage, Prelude-ish synth funkery. Justin Faust provides the obligatory remix, laying down a straightforward electrofunk jam that rises and falls in all the right places. Bonus cut "Just Be Easy" offers some cascading melodies and far eastern charm, while Homon's remix provides bubbly nudisco grooves. Mullet's best for some time.
SR 001
15 Jan 10
ISM 014X
25 Jul 11
ISMCD 004X
20 Jun 11
Review:
Here, original 1970s jazz-funk/disco-soul combo Odyssey have been tempted out of retirement to re-record some of their best-known hits and fan favourites in the company of London producer Yam Who. They're lucky in some regards that they're in the company of a talented and sympathetic producer, because in the wrong hands "Legacy" could have been a dog's dinner. As it is, it works brilliantly, with now familiar favourites like "Use It Up & Wear It Out" and "Inside Out" given tasteful but distinctly different updates that should appeal to die-hard fans and newcomers alike.
ISM 019X
12 Dec 11
Played by: King DJ/Regalia Recordings, Guy Williams/D.r.w (Dan Williams), Slow It Down, Yam Who?, Kid Who, Juno Recommends Disco, Bryan Gerrard, Martin Brodin, Electric Boogie (Ism Midnight Riot), Alberto Sabatini, Psychemagik
Review:
For disco heads, this Odyssey remix set should be an exciting prospect. Admittedly, the tracks being remixed are their 2011 re-recordings (originally seen on last summer's Legacy album) rather than the 70s and 80s originals, but don't let that put you off - especially as some of the reworks are superb. There's plenty of delightfully floor-friendly fodder on show, from Ray Mang's guitar-flecked re-invention of "Use It Up & Wear It Out" and Flash Atkins' Shaft-goes-dub-disco take on "Don't Tell Me Tell Her" to the everything-but-the-kitchen sink antics of Faze Action and DJD. While not every mix hits the spot, there's more than enough to warrant further investigation.
ISM 023X
09 Jul 12
Played by: Straightoffthefloors.com, Gazeebo, Yam Who?, In Flagranti, Sccucci Manucci, Electric Boogie (Ism Midnight Riot), Elly K, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, La Royale, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), Eric Rug
Review:
Since recording all new versions of their classic hits with producer Yam Who, Odyssey seem to have enjoyed a new lease of life. Here, they cover disco classic "Weekend" with a little help from original New York mix-master John Morales (who, as part of M+M, remixed the Class Action version). Morales provides four versions; a full vocal mix that sounds like a cross between the Phreek and Class Action versions, a delightfully cowbell-heavy Vocal Dub, and two instrumentals. Good as these mixes are, they're put in the shade by Ashley Beedle's version, which opts for a more swinging groove and some brilliant piano solo action. There's also an excellent bonus in the shape of Crispin J Glover's tough but groovy Boogie Dub of "Inside Out".
UTC 007
09 Aug 10
XTRS 06
22 Dec 09
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09 Jun 09
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09 Jun 09
11124
09 Jun 09
11125
09 Jun 09
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09 Jun 09
11126
09 Jun 09
11128
01 Jun 09
11129
09 Jun 09
11131
09 Jun 09
11169
01 Jun 09
SNS 034
25 Feb 13
SE 1095
02 Feb 12
SIL 011
03 Oct 11
SIL 006
28 Apr 11
7191
05 Nov 12
PGZ 124
16 Dec 11 | ||
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