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Ahadadream
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Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: By now, we should all be familiar with the work of Sam Interface and Ahadadream's More Time Records, a largely digital-only imprint whose boundary-blurring, bass-heavy take on dance music draws on the many disparate styles popular in London. The label's latest release sees Ahadadream return to the fore with a pleasingly hard-to-pigeonhole four-tracker. He first joins forces with Mxshi Mo on the polyrhythmic, mind-mangling Afro-house weight of 'Rain Fall', before whipping his shirt off and heading for the rave on the sleazy, muscular and twisted rush of 'Piano Skank' (all grime bass, bouncy beats and surging electronics). 'Spaceship' is like a mutant take on UK funky with added dancehall sounds and bowel-melting bass, while 'Peak' adds dark string stabs, chopped vocal samples and trippy noises to a similarly elastic groove.
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3616846 303136
01 Jun 22
Deep House
01 Jun 22
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: More Time and R&S linking up is always going to lead to something fantastic, and this latest four track selection is just that, as we firstly kick off the project with some incredibly vibrant drum work and percussive brilliance from Ahadadream on 'Melty'. Next, Bala Bala Boyz rise to the occasion with more high energy drum chops and vocal lines on 'Sieta' before Bryte brings the grooves with the irresistible switch ups of 'Ice Cream'. Finally, 'Bleep Test' lands from SNOW, putting a final touch of rhythmic bliss onto what we can safely say is an excellent body of work.
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RS 1917
29 Nov 19
UK Garage
29 Nov 19
UK Garage
Various
Review: Established during UKG/deep house's latest halcyon era in 2011, Four40 have navigated the bass, house and garage landscape with understated charm, forward-thinking fusions and occasions splashes of gully for five years, amassing well over 70 releases in the process. To celebrate they're put together this immense 54 track collection that represents the label's many sounds and successes. From Regality's deep Chicago inspired chugger "Celebrate" to Morcee's subtle speed garage swag "It's You", Hybrid Theory's atonal bass grunts and happy slap snares on "Mind Games" and Tom Shorterz subverted soul on "Wot U Do", Four40 cover all bass bases and provide an opportunity to fill any holes in your collection. Here's to another five years.
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FF 078
29 Feb 16
UK Garage
29 Feb 16
UK Garage
Review: Ahadadream recently dropped the hymn-like urban anthem Pray For You, which showcased the light and ethereal vocals of Olivia Louise and some observational MC'ing from Scrufizzer. Now we get the remixes - Tarquin delivers some killer stop-start carnival action, Jamie George opts for a deep garage vibe laced with digital pops and fizz. Finally Murder He Wrote conjures up a supremely atmospheric rework with moody synth washes over a percussive shuffle.
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FF 076
23 Nov 15
UK Garage
23 Nov 15
UK Garage
