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OPOLOPO Tweaks
Various
Jamie 326 & Masalo - "Testify" (OPOLOPO Tweak) - (7:19) 122 BPM
Dirtytwo - "Moody" (OPOLOPO Tweak) - (6:42) 120 BPM Hot
Jaxx Madicine - "Escape From Planet Earth" (Opolopo remix) - (5:23) 117 BPM
Soulphiction - "Bizzness" (OPOLOPO Tweak) - (5:22) 120 BPM
Soul Renegades - "Speak To Me" (OPOLOPO Tweak) - (7:50) 120 BPM
Actual Proof - "Hubble" (Opolopo remix) - (6:08) 120 BPM
Kiko Navarro - "Dope High" (OPOLOPO Tweak) - (5:58) 123 BPM
Opolopo - "Silkworms" (Opolopo remix) - (5:25) 120 BPM
Urban Sound Lab Presents Miss Yankey - "One Less" (Opolopo remix) - (5:31) 115 BPM
Wil Maddams - "Stand In For Love" (Opolopo remix) - (7:02) 116 BPM
Review: Cast your memories back to 2011 and you'll find it was then that Peter Major, aka OPOLOPO made his debut on Local Talk with a presentation of Actual Proof. Having gone on to work with Toolroom Records, If It Ain't Jazz, G.A.M.M. and Vive La Musique since, Major has been invited back for the first time since 2019 to 'tweak' his personal favourites from the Local Talk back cat. This includes some rare numbers from Soulphiction and Jamie 326 next to some straight up remixes of Urban Sound Lab Presents Miss Yankey and Wil Maddams - alongside OPOLOPO & Actual Proof numbers "Silkworms" and dubby broken beat slice "Hubble".
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LTCD 016
26 Nov 21
Funky/Club House
Talking House Vol 1
Various
Fulbert - "First Time House" - (6:41) 120 BPM Hot
DJ Steaw - "Sky Hunt" - (7:20) 122 BPM
Dirtytwo - "Moody" - (10:18) 120 BPM
Tanzlife - "Heart Attack" - (6:24) 126 BPM
HNNY - "For The Very First Time" - (6:45) 119 BPM
Kyodai - "Breaking" - (6:47) 122 BPM
Mateo & Matos - "Maw Basics" (Gerd's NY Stomp mix) - (7:02) 125 BPM
Andreas Saag - "Back To Life" (full mix) - (8:42) 124 BPM
Willie Graff & Tuccillo - "Sunday Morning" - (7:26) 121 BPM
Wil Maddams - "Stand In For Love" - (6:33) 116 BPM
Actual Proof - "The Grit" (original disco mix) - (7:29) 120 BPM
Bassfort - "Moon Shadow" - (7:02) 124 BPM
Review: Given the runaway success of Mad Mats and Tooli's Local Talk imprint - one of the first labels to go all-out on the '90s garage revival tip - it was probably inevitable that a compilation would appear at some point. Talking House Volume One presents a pleasing selection of label favourites (HNNY's "For The Very First Time", Will Maddams' "Stand In For Love", Gerd's remix of Mateo & Matos' "Maw Basics") and lesser-known gems (Fulbert's brilliantly uplifting "First Time House", Dirtytwo's Mood II Swing tribute "Moody", Andreas Saag's jazzy, string-laden "Back To Life"), with the odd unheard cut thrown in. Taken in context, it's excellent, and touches on many more vintage house and garage strands, whilst remaining current, than many similar releases.
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LTTH 001
15 Feb 13
Deep House
Black Boy Radio
The Intro - (1:02) 131 BPM
Live From Cloud 9 - (3:13) 118 BPM
Black Boy Radio - (3:25) 87 BPM
All The Way - (4:28) 83 BPM Hot
Headlights - (4:21) 86 BPM
Skate Kids II - (5:11) 101 BPM
Poison Ivy Gloss - (2:48) 91 BPM
Fonk It Up - (3:44) 119 BPM
Fonk It Up (reprise) - (4:10) 87 BPM
I Got You - (4:35) 88 BPM
Show You The Way - (4:43) 96 BPM
Why You Wanna Pass Me By - (4:48) 99 BPM
So Into You - (3:00) 89 BPM
We Gon' Continya' - (3:00) 91 BPM
The Feel - (3:12) 89 BPM
Fresh Air - (3:57) 89 BPM
Sojourner Truth - (4:14) 91 BPM
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UMA 1332549510
31 Mar 12
Hip Hop/R&B
Opolopo Presents The Grit EP
The Grit (original disco mix) - (7:29) 120 BPM
The Grit (dub mix) - (5:46) 120 BPM
Huff & Puff - (6:29) 120 BPM Hot
Hubble (deep field mix) - (6:40) 120 BPM
Hubble (original mix) - (5:47) 120 BPM
Review: This great value five-tracker sees former Swedish Brandy producer Opolopo launch a new moniker, Actual Proof. Musically, it offers a slightly more varied diet than his previous work, variously touching on deep house futurism (the rather quite spellbinding "Huff & Puff"), bubbling, sub-aquatic deepness (two excellent mixes of future late night staple "Hubble") and gritty, stripped-back disco/deep house fusion (two dubby versions of lead cut "The Grit"). As usual, it's all immaculately produced, offering the sort of far-sighted but groove-centred deepness that always impresses dancefloors. This boy will go places.
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LT 003
14 Oct 11
Disco/Nu-Disco
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