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Bastiengoat
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Moveltraxx / Various
Review: With the summer moving rapidly through it's paces, Moveltraxx have once again delivered a heavyweight selection, this time launching their awesome 'TRAXXOLOGY' compilation, exploring a sunshine-fueled collection of dancefloor originals. We see the project explore numerous different areas, from the heavily sampled vocal chops of DJ Tameil's 'Rude Boy Giddy Up and Mighty Mark & TT The Artist's 'Say Yeah', through to the more disco-laced drives of Dudley Slang's 'Glaiatoreyz' or Househead Samira's 'Radio Safia'. The range is very impressive across this wicked 15 track collection, with our favourites including the warm chord lines of Lil 'Tal's Radio edit version of Paul Johnson's 'Dance With Me', next to the glittering landscapes of Kozee's 'Tropical Pizza'. Awesome work!
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MTXLG 001
11 Aug 22
Bass
11 Aug 22
Bass
Review: Now the last 12 months has been a very exciting time for the Moveltraxx imprint, who seem to just keep getting better and better. This latest display from Bastiengoat is a perfect example of their constant improvement as we dive into two incredibly well designed originals. First of all, 'Hexane' is unveiled with some seriously high energy levels, driven by murky sub textures and super skippy drum designs. On the flip side, 'Pentane' takes the form of a super speedy grimey roller, with high end synthesizer melodies and moogy bass tones, it's a livener for sure!
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MTXLT 176
20 Mar 20
Footwork/Juke
20 Mar 20
Footwork/Juke
Review: After some killer cassette and vinyl action for the Jheri Tracks label, along with plenty of appearances on some collaborative releases, our boy Bastiengoat lands on the fine-ass Moveltraxx label with some of his tuned-up bass and footwork. "Give Me What You Need" is like Rashad on speed, stopping and starting the percussion with a dicey improvisation, whereas "I Can Tell" spins the beats in favour of some heart-breaking r&b vocals for the lovers. "Imma Dog" is another beast altogether, adopting a hard-edged hip-hop mentality with a gangsta style, and "Open Wide" adds a sci-fi layer to the equation, dropping fire left, right and centre. Killah business!
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MTXLT 158
14 Sep 18
Footwork/Juke
14 Sep 18
Footwork/Juke
