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Atjazz
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IMPLSV 03S 2
17 Jun 22
Deep House
17 Jun 22
Deep House
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ARC147 SD
03 Apr 20
Deep House
03 Apr 20
Deep House
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ARC191 AD
10 Sep 20
Deep House
10 Sep 20
Deep House
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ARC 111SD
26 Jan 18
Deep House
26 Jan 18
Deep House
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ARC 110SD
08 Dec 17
Deep House
08 Dec 17
Deep House
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ARC 109SD
20 Oct 17
Deep House
20 Oct 17
Deep House
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ARC 108SD
01 Sep 17
Deep House
01 Sep 17
Deep House
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ARC 107SD
14 Jul 17
Deep House
14 Jul 17
Deep House
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ARC 106SD
09 Jun 17
Minimal/Tech House
09 Jun 17
Minimal/Tech House
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ARC 105SD
19 May 17
Deep House
19 May 17
Deep House
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ARC 104SD
21 Apr 17
Deep House
21 Apr 17
Deep House
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151695 4195522
23 Feb 18
Deep House
23 Feb 18
Deep House
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ARC 100SD
07 Apr 17
Deep House
07 Apr 17
Deep House
Review: As part of his ongoing 20th anniversary celebrations, Martin "Atjazz" Iveson has put together this expanded reissue of his largely overlooked 1999 debut album, That Something. The album originally appeared on DIY Discs offshoot DIYersions, and saw Iveson combining his love of tactile, atmospheric deep house grooves with jazzy keys, and the kind of sublime synthesizer sounds he later explored more extensively on 2001 full-length Labfunk. The reissued edition naturally includes a wealth of obscure but impressive bonus material. You'll find a swathe of previously unreleased tracks recorded between 1995 and '98 - including some wonderfully baked downtempo gear - and a ton if alternate versions and remixes originally featured on long-forgotten 12" singles. That it all still sounds fantastic is testament to Iveson's impeccable production skills.
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ARC 100AD
29 Sep 17
Deep House
29 Sep 17
Deep House
Review: As part of his ongoing 20th anniversary celebrations, Martin "Atjazz" Iveson has put together this expanded reissue of his largely overlooked 1999 debut album, That Something. The album originally appeared on DIY Discs offshoot DIYersions, and saw Iveson combining his love of tactile, atmospheric deep house grooves with jazzy keys, and the kind of sublime synthesizer sounds he later explored more extensively on 2001 full-length Labfunk. The reissued edition naturally includes a wealth of obscure but impressive bonus material. You'll find a swathe of previously unreleased tracks recorded between 1995 and '98 - including some wonderfully baked downtempo gear - and a ton if alternate versions and remixes originally featured on long-forgotten 12" singles. That it all still sounds fantastic is testament to Iveson's impeccable production skills.
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150245 6791979
29 Sep 17
Deep House
29 Sep 17
Deep House
Review: A storming release from a pair of deep house and nu-jazz dons who work wonders together on the "Sleep No Sweat" single. British producer Atjazz and New Zealand born Mark De Clive Lowe bring their styles together over a series of mixes, with the original club mix fusing a deep house groove with a mystical and bleary-eyed series of jazzy sound and sequences. It all hangs together on a knife edge, tensely building up to the addition of some softly played horns which in true jazz style usher in a pretty devastating key change. A perfect crossover for jazzers and deep house heads, this special release will definitely invigorate fans of either genre no end.
MDCL's Jazz Rub mix focuses less on the beat and more on the dazzling set of keys and atmospheric pads that fill out the track, making it sound like an unheard track from
MDCL's Jazz Rub mix focuses less on the beat and more on the dazzling set of keys and atmospheric pads that fill out the track, making it sound like an unheard track from
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126744 7622505
16 Apr 10
Deep House
16 Apr 10
Deep House
Played by: Fish Go Deep, Atjazz, Ralf Gum, Kisk, Dairmount (Room With A View), Juno Recommends Broken Beat Nu Jazz
Review: A storming release from a pair of deep house and nu-jazz dons who work wonders together on the "Sleep No Sweat" single. British producer Atjazz and New Zealand born Mark De Clive Lowe bring their styles together over a series of mixes, with the original club mix fusing a deep house groove with a mystical and bleary-eyed series of jazzy sound and sequences. It all hangs together on a knife edge, tensely building up to the addition of some softly played horns which in true jazz style usher in a pretty devastating key change. A perfect crossover for jazzers and deep house heads, this special release will definitely invigorate fans of either genre no end.
MDCL's Jazz Rub mix focuses less on the beat and more on the dazzling set of keys and atmospheric pads that fill out the track, making it sound like an unheard track from
MDCL's Jazz Rub mix focuses less on the beat and more on the dazzling set of keys and atmospheric pads that fill out the track, making it sound like an unheard track from
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ARC-022-SD
16 Apr 10
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
16 Apr 10
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Review: With summer fast approaching, Suol has decided to get ahead of the game with an EP chock full of sweltering, sun-kissed deep house treats. Atjazz kicks things off with the rich chord progressions, lilting synthesizer melodies and bouncy drums of sunset-friendly shuffler "Programme Sunlight", before label regulars Chopstick and Johnjon serve up the similarly positive and breezy "Last Night". Elsewhere, Matthias Vogt cranks out the languid, life-affirming pianos and blissful electronics on Balearic house gem "Chanterelle", M.Ono delivers a loved-up twist on loopy disco house, and Carlo drops a chunk of bumpin', bass-heavy goodness blessed with sun-bright guitar flourishes. Best of all, though, is Meggy and Tigerskin's "Bygone Eras", a slick and sultry chunk of sun-bright modern soul.
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SUOLDAZE 005PT1
28 Apr 17
Deep House
28 Apr 17
Deep House
Review: Given their respective track records - both have been serving up quality deep house for decades - you'd expect this hook up between Atjazz and Fred Everything to be high quality. It is, of course, with the original mix of 'Stay a Little While' offering a winning blend of smooth, spacey synths, delay-laden keys, Motor City-inspired electronics, undulating bass, unfussy beats and stirring, life-affirming pads. The accompanying 'Mechant Dub' is naturally a little more spaced out, with the pair prioritising the groove, bassline and mind-mangling electronics. It's a proper 4AM number, tailor-made for dark rooms and dry ice-filled dancefloors.
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LZD 092
15 Apr 22
Deep House
15 Apr 22
Deep House
Various
Reel People - "Butterflies (The Layabouts Vocal Mix)" (feat Dyanna Fearon - 2021 remastered version) - (7:24) 122 BPM
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RPMDC 015
16 Jul 21
Deep House
16 Jul 21
Deep House
Various
Emili Sande & Stonebwoy - "More Of You" (feat Nana Rogues - Booker T Afro House vocal mix) - (5:28) 122 BPM 
The Vision - "Mountains" (feat Andreya Triana - Joey Negro live & Direct extended mix) - (7:44) 123 BPM
Opolopo, Micky More & Andy Tee - "Stay This Way" (feat Angela Johnson - Micky More & Andy Tee mix) - (8:38) 120 BPM
Daniel Rateuke - "Or Stay Alive" (feat Ursula Rucker - Richard Earnshaw 'Inner Spirit' extended mix) - (5:56) 122 BPM
Moon Rocket & Richard Earnshaw - "Reciprocity" (feat Paula - Richard Earnshaw 'Inner Spirit' extended mix) - (6:06) 123 BPM
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RPMDC 014DL
12 Mar 21
Deep House
12 Mar 21
Deep House
