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Atjazz
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Review: Although his music has always been blessed with an inherent soulfulness, it's only in recent years that Martin Iveson AKA Atjazz has moved more enthusiastically towards expressively soulful and vocal house. 'Home', a collaboration with effortlessly soulful vocalist Shea Soul, may well be his strongest soulful deep house outing yet. The vocal mix, which is available in extended and edit variations, is seriously seductive, with simmering strings, twinkling electric piano motifs and Shea Soul's superb lead vocal rising above a tactile deep house groove. The quality of Iveson's drum programming, music and arrangements naturally comes to the fore on the accompanying instrumental take.
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RPM113DL
13 Oct 23
Funky/Club House
13 Oct 23
Funky/Club House
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Review: Cafe del Mar Ibiza Chillout Mix II is a relaxing and refreshing album that transports you to the sunny and vibrant island in The White Isle. The songs are a blend of organic house and downtempo music that create a soothing and groovy atmosphere. The compilation features a variety of artists from different backgrounds and styles, such as Pejzaz, Deep Forest, El Buho, Zeep, Huerta and more. The album is well-mixed and balanced, with smooth transitions and harmonies. Go poolside and watch one breathtaking sunset as this revered Ibiza institution curates another unforgettable sound experience.
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01-2023-174
23 Jun 23
Balearic/Downtempo
23 Jun 23
Balearic/Downtempo
Various
Review: Given the title, and artwork that pays homage to the 'House Sound of Chicago' comps, you'd be forgiven for expecting this to be an album full of slavish recreations of late 80s acid house - but you'd be wrong. That's not to say there aren't plenty of 808/909 beats and squelchin' 303s contained herein, because there are - in places. But 'Jack-Ish' has far more to offer than simple pastiche, because there are also nods to the rave era (check the vox on 'Monster Munch'), to the speed garage days (Theo Walbeck's opener even biting Jodeci's 'Freak 'N' You', the MK mix of which helped birth the style), to Chicago's Cajual/Relief-led 'second wave' (Cuthead's 'Fuck That Shit') and more. This is a love letter, in other words, not to a brief moment 35 years ago, but to house music more generally in all its wild, wonderful jacking glory. And you need it in your life.
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ISH 004
23 Jun 23
Funky/Club House
23 Jun 23
Funky/Club House
