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SEVENTYEIGHT 001
11 Jun 13
ILL 007
10 Jun 13
76FACTOR 02
11 Jun 13
MM 051
10 Jun 13
RSREP 035
10 Jun 13
Played by: Spilt Milk
Review:
For his latest release, Spain's Angel Funke dips his toes in the still waters of collaboration, teaming up with the less flamboyantly monikered Alex Brinken. It's all about the party for these producers, they don't really do the chin stroking stuff. Instead they prefer to make music to have fun to. "Disco Bologna" combines 'Ring My Bell'-style musical motifs and Speak & Spell vocals, two retro sounds that you would never had heard at the same time (unless you brought your kids out clubbing. If so, bad parent!). Elsewhere the best remix the most intense one, supplied by The Funky Factory.
KGS 004
10 Jun 13
Review:
One of Kojak Giant Sounds' best moments comes to digital for the first time. These two Lefttside Wobble edits originally slipped out on 12" in 2010, and have remained in the box of discerning DJs ever since. The uplifting, low-down version of Ashford and Simpson's "Don't Cost You Nothing" is teased and tweaked to perfection, with the track's celebratory feel and springy groove rightly treated with respect. The drum breaks sound fiercer than ever, too, with plenty of subtle build and the odd dose of tape delay to keep things moving. The dubby, extended rework of Esther Philips' "All The Way Down" - all relentless bass, dubwise effects and Blaxploitation hustle - is also killer. Don't sleep.
FRP 103
10 Jun 13
HS 002
11 Jun 13 10 Jun 13
CORE 037
11 Jun 13
HMM 0025
14 Jun 13
PN 038
13 Jun 13
MR 003
16 Jun 13
KFR 026
15 Jun 13
RMD 07
10 Jun 13
NANG 102
10 Jun 13
361015 3005929
10 Jun 13
361015 3022988
10 Jun 13
ETREE 039
12 Jun 13
QND 088
11 Jun 13
Played by: Dionigi
Review:
Cosmic hero Marco Dionigi must have found something out in space that has increased his creativity to that beyond us mere mortals. He's been knocking out up to two hefty EPs per month (and that's not even including his long players!), and shows no signs of stopping. And if it's working, then why not? Here we have yet more quality productions - "Base Terra" touches on bouncey but moody electro-disco, "Water Drops" toys with operatic/Gregorian vocals, "Mission For The Nature" is dreamy downtempo stuff, "Another Day On Planet Earth" is pulsating peak timer (for Dionigi anyway) and "Strong Strategy", with its suspended chiming melodies, is probably our favourite.
DB 071
10 Jun 13
4DR 041
10 Jun 13
STPH 009
14 Jun 13
MSK 003
15 Jun 13
100559 40
13 Jun 13
361015 2819060
14 Jun 13
DER 0070
14 Jun 13
MJFDUKE 03
13 Jun 13
VIP 0003
15 Jun 13
CFD 13441
11 Jun 13
NSTC 013
10 Jun 13
FSH 201304
14 Jun 13
PLS 001
14 Jun 13
RAINBOW 017
13 Jun 13
HOD 008
10 Jun 13
BBR 004
10 Jun 13
PJT 001
10 Jun 13
GZ 053
13 Jun 13
Review:
The best way to describe "Last Night" or "New Directions" by Canadian discomeister Gazeebo is like witnessing a soul night, circa 1983, in say, somewhere like Romford...through a slo-mo dry ice haze; the lazily blinking neon underlit dancefloor, the white stilettos and grey leather slip-ons writhing in half time to the beautifully warped synthetic funk soundtrack. That's not even taking into consideration the dub versions, mind. Monged out glamour, what more could we want...and Gazeebo keeps bringing it.
405048 6098257
14 Jun 13
BB 1030
10 Jun 13
SS 006
14 Jun 13
LTR 001
10 Jun 13
PS 010
12 Jun 13
ZEDD 12181X
10 Jun 13
Played by: Dave Allison, Hot Toddy, Headzsquare, The Funk Hunters, Al Kent, Vladislav Moustache Love, Random Soul, Monkey Boots
Review:
Here's a downloadable version of Z Records' limited edition Record Store Day vinyl remix package of four tracks by label boss Joey Negro and his Sunburst Band. Sizzling electro-funk lead track "Taste The Groove" is given a low-slung, chugging 'Walk The Night'-style disco makeover by Hot Toddy. "Why Wait For Tomorrow" is teased out into up to 11 minutes of vintage disco ecstasy (in over three different mixes!) by Al Kent. "Definition Of Luv" also gets some super camp New York housey lovin' from Sean McCabe.
ODD 004
12 Jun 13 | ||
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