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Black Light Smoke
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Review: Coming off a year of releases from Black Life Smoke, Alex Albrecht and Francis Harris this fourth drop from Scissor And Thread's Tailored Cuts series brings with it music from their artists of the year with some added intrigue coming in remixes from LNS and Northern Electronics' Anthony Linell. Label boss Franic Harris too turns in a remix of Tomi Chair's "Heat Exhaustion" with the sound of synthesised pan pipes dancing over the top of a deep subby loop and rhythm track. Sophia Saze has her track "Alien" stripped back into a lighter atmospheric number rattled by rock hard drums. Alex Albrech's Melqueades project goes deep into forever piano territory with "Schaefer Street" while the distortion and sizzle of Black Light Smoke goes deep, deep and disco in "Hustle" and "In Gold".
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SAT 045
20 Dec 19
Deep House
20 Dec 19
Deep House
Review: Black Light Smoke (or Jordan Lieb, if you wanna get all formal) hails from Nashville, Tennessee, but specialises in deep, soul-drenched electronica rather than honky-tonk country & western. On this forward-thinking EP he blends influences from deep house, UK garage, indie dance and more, to come up with six pleasingly understated headnodders, with the emphasis on chopped, steppy beats, cavernous sub-bass and, most frequently, chipmunk'd fem vox - though lead cut 'Nothing Makes Me Feel' itself features a mournful, downtuned male vocal instead. Think Burial making a future bass record for Warp or Ninja Tune and you're somewhere in the ballpark!
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SAT 044
06 Sep 19
Deep House
06 Sep 19
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Since he last released on Scissor & Thread in 2014, Black Light Smoke (the electronic music alias of TV and film composer Jordan Lieb) has taken the opportunity to explore darker, wonkier styles of dance music with mixed results. Happily, this return to the Brooklyn-based imprint is something of a triumph. Check, for example, the woozy chords and rush-inducing dreaminess of enveloping deep house opener "In Gold", the lo-fi proto-house-meets-deep house shuffle of "City Life", the picturesque dancefloor breeziness of "Up In This" and the hip-hop tempo, synthesizer-heavy fuzziness of "Every Beat (No Regrets)". Also impressive is "Make My Peace", a deep, acid-flecked jack-track that manages to simultaneously feel both paranoid and calming.
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SAT 040D
01 Mar 19
Deep House
01 Mar 19
Deep House
Review: Jordan Lieb's Black Light Smoke project first appeared on Hafendisko back in 2011, before joining forces with Scissor & Thread for a string of notable releases. Fire In My Head is the producer's first EP for four years. There's a pleasingly dusty, analogue rich feel about all of the tracks, with the dirty house rhythms, bold pianos and woozy vocals of "Fire In My Head" just shading the deeper and woozier "Signals" in the 'best track' stakes. Pleasingly, Lieb has chosen to include instrumental Dub remixes of each of the tracks. We're particularly enjoying the acid-era dreaminess of the "Fire In My Heart" revision - the extended breakdown is particularly spine tingling - but all three are rather good.
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HFNDISK 38
13 Jan 17
Deep House
13 Jan 17
Deep House
Played by: Tronik Youth
Review: For some grungy vocal house music with a touch of Chicago percussion and a healthy splash of the indie-synth wave that came crashing over electronic music in the late 2000s, Scissor & Thread's Black Light Smoke might be 2014's answer to Danton Eeprom circa 2009. We say Danton Eeprom, as the voice on the B2, "Screws In My Head", has a similar tone and enunciation of the Frenchman, or are we getting mixed up with Mathew Dear? The title track, "Firefly", brings back memories of Azari & III's debut EP only with druggy vocals coming from what could be the basement of a DFA rave in New York, while "Morning Comes" borrows some cowbells from The Rapture and sultry French inspirations from Jane Birken. "Black Bricks" then provides some slo-mo, lo-fi phase filtered house - and one hell of a bassline. Alternative electronics for the indie lover.
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SAT 019
28 Jul 14
Deep House
28 Jul 14
Deep House
Various
Get Physical Music - "Get Physical Music Presents: Get Physical Essentials, Vol 6" (continuous mix) - (1:04:09) 124 BPM
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GPMCD 085
25 Apr 14
Deep House
25 Apr 14
Deep House
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SAT 008B
03 Sep 12
Deep House
03 Sep 12
Deep House
