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42661
08 Apr 13
DVR 036
15 Apr 13
SS 003
24 Apr 13
DOB 008
01 Apr 13
42264
06 May 13
NOVO 0383
15 May 13
505548 9269207
19 Apr 13
UTS 040
09 May 13
Played by: Mark Knight, Jkriv (Deep And Disco/Razor-N-Tape), P A U L I E, Fredeverything, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), 2 Good Souls, Jeremy Glenn, Lesale, Disco Doubles
Review:
The fantastically named A/Jus/Ted - veteran producers Justin Strauss and Eddie Mars on a collaborative tip - make their debut on Under The Shade. "A Brighter Light", featuring the treacle-thick soul vocals of Jeremy Glenn, sits somewhere between electro-soul, early Chicago house and Balearic nu-disco. As you'd probably expect from the soul-minded Strauss, the resultant track is effortlessly soulful, quietly uplifting and brilliantly produced. The same could be said of the more instrumental Re A/Jus/Ted remix, which blends skittering proto-house rhythms and electrofunk dub elements with woozy modern deep house. Like the original, it's excellent.
BRILL 011
13 May 13
43073
05 Apr 13
GHR 082
03 May 13
IRM 1008
10 Apr 13
Played by: Dicky Trisco, Visti, Homegroove Project, Billy Bogus, Cloned In Vatican!, Venice Beach, Juno Recommends Disco, Disco B, Joseph Terruel, Get Down Edits, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights)
Review:
Having found success blending chopped-up disco and soul cuts with head-nodding house rhythms, Luca Trevisi is in no rush the flip the script. Then again, why should he be? As this second collection of shuffling disco/soul/house blends proves, nobody else does head-nodding slo-mo and midtempo groovery quite as well. Ain't Nothing But A Groove offers few surprises, but a whole heap of excellent, floor-friendly productions (some, such as the brilliant "Get Down", which have previously been released as singles). While the balance between disco, funk, soul and house changes throughout - the jazzy "Vuonto Beat", for example, is almost a straight-up murky deep house cut - Trevisi's wonderful way with grooves constantly impresses.
PS 02
14 Apr 13
SLEAZY 017
08 Apr 13
ECR 05
11 May 13
SKONECKA 012
06 May 13
IIB 027
05 Apr 13
NIGHTSD 003
13 May 13
TANGO 109
26 Apr 13
N 69
13 Apr 13
WLT 05
22 Apr 13
IIB 023
05 Apr 13
HYR 7106
10 Apr 13
900879 8119196
10 May 13
FPLP 009
06 May 13
Played by: Dionigi
Review:
Prins Thomas' Full Pupp label seems to excel at finding hitherto unknown Norwegian disco talent. Here, it offers up the debut full-length from Oslo native Andre Bratten, who apparently shares studio space with Lindstrom and Todd Terje. Comparisons with both producers are understandable; Be A Man You Ant's shimmering vintage synths, stargazing melodies and chugging space disco grooves (particularly those on the intoxicating "Aegis") are reminiscent of both producers' early work. It's already been pointed out that "Libra" shares an aesthetic with Terje's "Inspector Norse", while the quirky "Still Sertie" and mutant funk oddity "I Am Square" bear all the hallmarks of a Six Cups of Rebel B-side. Clearly, Bratten is a talent to watch.
KM 310
26 May 13
DN 030
22 Apr 13 01 May 13
MOBD 001
30 Apr 13
ECR 08
04 May 13
H 075
24 May 13
SPRLTD 010
02 Apr 13
FRESH 011
21 May 13
43421
13 May 13
AVM 049
12 Apr 13
656605 224237
08 May 13
HDR 044
29 Apr 13
091012 286360
16 Apr 13
361015 2737999
29 Apr 13
ADULTERY 016
23 May 13
A 023
10 Apr 13
MULLET 071
29 Apr 13
Played by: Justin Winks (Casio Social Club)
Review:
The usually productive Mullet imprint has been relatively quiet of late. Here, they turn to old friend Dabeull, a Parisian producer who first released on the label back in 2010. The talkbox-loving studio boffin channels the spirit of Roger Troutman and Bernard Wright on "Breakaway", a kind of super-slick, synth-heavy love letter to '80s soul and loved-up electrofunk. It's actually rather good, capturing the spirit of the period - and the sound, of course - without resorting to pastiche. Manuel Portio apes fellow Aussies Freekwency and Inkswel on his synth bass-propelled rework, while label boss Casio Social Club ups the tempo on his dubby, Shep Pettibone-inspired remix.
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13 May 13 | ||
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