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Ayala (IT) feat Nes Mburu
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Sebas Ramis - "10 Years Purobeach Essentials I Mixed By Sebas Ramis" (continuous mix) - (1:04:18) 120 BPM
Sebas Ramis - "10 Years Purobeach Essentials II Mixed By Sebas Ramis" (continuous mix) - (56:26) 122 BPM
Lady Alma, The Rainmakers, David Harness, Chris Lum, Cecil & Relevant Sound - "Let It Fall" (Dj Spinna Galactic Soul remix) - (8:07) 126 BPM
Sebas Ramis & Tutsi Girl Play House - "In The Name Of Love" (feat Florencio Cruz - Sax mix) - (7:44) 118 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Ayala (IT) feat Ivan St. Ives
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Giovanny Aparicio - "Velo Que Bonito Feat. Hitayosara Ojeda, CantaClaro, Mar?a Del Sol Peralta" (feat Hitayosara Ojeda, CantaClaro & Maria Del Sol Peralta) - (6:37) 122 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Funk
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Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: SolS electas has long been one of the most reliable sources of contemporary house and nu-disco music informed by the musical traditions of South America, Africa and South East Asia. The Los Angeles-based label has hit the mark yet again with its latest release, which comes courtesy of little-known Italian producer Ayala. There are three original productions on show: fine opener 'Sacred Steels', where marimba style melodies, moody bass and swirling sound effects dance atop an Osunlade-style house beat; the creepier, ethno-house-meets-piano-house number 'Sacred Piano'; and the hypnotic throb of 'Panther', where tribal percussion, deep bass and deep house beats combine with impressive effect. Each track is accompanied by a remix, with Chambord's dubby, spacey rework of 'Sacred Piano' and Chambord's psychedelic, acid-laced revision of 'Sacred Steels' standing out.
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Review: Sol Selectas' first Global Entry compilation, which hit stores earlier in 2021, was a fine collection of deep, dreamy and otherworldly music with a distinctly psychedelic slant. This follow-up is similarly mind-altering in tone, initially flitting between stripped-back throb-jobs (Sabo's 'Togi Trip' and Timboletti's decidedly druggy - if cowbell-sporting - 'About Frogs and Birds'), creepy nu-disco chug (Be Svendson), feverish world music/deep house fusion (Hot Oasis), languid deep house warmth (Paax). As the collection progresses, the beats get marginally bolder and the basslines weightier, with further nods towards hypnotic tech-house, trance-inducing late-90s ambient techno workouts and percussion-laden dancefloor tropicana.
Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
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Reverendos Of Soul & Karmina Dai - "Gotta Feeling" (Micky More & Andy Tee instrumental mix) - (6:59) 120 BPM
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Played by: Superbreak
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Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: Channelling earthly spirits more than ever before on this latest Summer Sol compilation is a vast collection of artists who are clearly deft in the art of combining traditional and acoustic elements with amplified production processes of the modern day. Filled with deep and techy sounds all the more, this compilation brims with the spiritual klang of ancient percussive teachings, tasteful pan pipes and plucked strings from the world over. Find this alongside epic basslines in Yamil's "Hedia", Ayala's jazz-tipped "Spectre" to the slower-motion and chugging beats of "Vimana (feat Helia Jamali)". And for that dubby tip, we suggest "Shantallion" by Novalima & Israel Vich.
