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Baby Prince
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BIOND 002
18 Jun 21
Hip Hop/R&B
18 Jun 21
Hip Hop/R&B
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Earlier in the year, Wolf + Lamb member Gadi Mizrahi surprised us all by offering up his first solo single as Baby Prince for almost seven years. Clearly buoyed by its critical and commercial success, the long-serving DJ/producer has prepared this surprisingly speedy follow-up. "Disco Earthquake" is another absolute belter, too: a low-slung dub disco number driven forwards by ESG style punk-funk bass, loose-limbed drums, echoing female vocal snippets and the kind of spacey synthesizer chords and melodic refrains that seem to seductively saunter from the speakers. Wolf + Lamb label regulars Lowheads provide the accompanying remix, cannily re-imagining the track as a bustling chunk of early house/NYC freestyle fusion complete with a slick new synthesizer bassline.
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WLM 91
10 Jul 20
Deep House
10 Jul 20
Deep House
Various
Review: Deep down don't we all wish for an analogue love? Warm, fuzzy, and a little bit unpredictable. Thankfully Berlin's Some Think Sounds are on hand to wrap us in their big arms and administer plenty of the above courtesy of a host of the label's many (remixed) highlights including Gang Colours' abstract glitch-step remix of Lucky Paul, Ossie's clicky rave-funk rework of "Back Of My Car", the tragic new romanticism of "Thought We Were Alone" and the show stopping, next-level, future disco of "Demon Spawn". A truly essential collection.
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STSDLP 001
25 Nov 13
Bass
25 Nov 13
Bass
Review: Baby Prince is the latest incarnation of Brooklyn's purveyor of slow 'n' sexy disco jams, Gadi Mizrahi. Having already released alongside the likes of Nicolas Jaar on Double Standards, you can imagine what to expect: deep, smoky late night grooves. Title track "Nobody" combines raw, mid 80s electro-beats with beautiful, melancholic synths. Miguel Campbell replaces those drums with 4/4 disco clap-alongs for his perkier remix, while Lucky Paul goes widescreen with dubbed-out well, everything on his dreamy mix. "Demon Spawn" is murky and warped arpeggiated disco and possibly best of all, "He Doesn't Say It To Me" is haunting and creepy body music of the best kind.
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STSD 009
01 Oct 12
Bass
01 Oct 12
Bass
