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Boo Williams
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Review: This is the 35th release on Bloody Mary's label and also marks its seventh year in operation. To mark the occasion, the label and its owner have welcomed the Analogue Cops and Milton Bradley into the fold. The former delivers a pacey, acid-filled track, "Shonen Jump", which resounds to insistent percussive whirrs and dreamy synth lines. It's unlike their usual hardware jams and offers a different side to their sound. Next up is Bradley, who collaborates with the label owner on "Tales From Space" for a tough, 303-led workout. Boo Williams' contribution, "Animation" sees the Chicago veteran deliver a disco-led workout that has echoes of Italo in its throbbing, pulsating groove.
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DAME 035
30 Jun 17
Techno
30 Jun 17
Techno
Review: Chicago legend Boo Williams is back for London imprint Axe On Wax. "Accellerate" is the typical Windy City blues that you've come to expect from Williams: soulful, emotive and so full off deepness. Another fine purveyor of all things deep by the name of Andres from Detroit serves up a brilliant remix of the track next. This one has all the hallmarks of the Motor City deep sound as popularised by like minds KDJ, Three Chairs and the 7 Days Entertainment crew. Chicago's Jordan Fields is up next with the sexy deepness of "I Think It's You, but it's the raw and dusty remix by Italy's (yep!) Steve Murphy where the real magic is. This is some tough, hardware driven house that's seen him release previously on Lobster Theremin and Crime City Disco.
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AOW 006
14 Mar 16
Deep House
14 Mar 16
Deep House
Various
Carl Craig & Kenny Dixon Jr & Shake & Sherard Ingram Are Urban Tribe - "My First Mistake" - (7:26) 124 BPM
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RH 2010
08 Dec 10
Deep House
08 Dec 10
Deep House
Review: The joy of the digital download editions of the DJ Kicks series is not so much the included DJ mix - which, of course, is invariably excellent - but the accompanying full-length, DJ friendly tracks gathered by that edition's selector, in this case Elevate Berlin record store owner (and fine producer) Cinthie Christl. Her mostly club-friendly selections are little less than superb, moving from driving, organ-and-bass-rich U.S-style house (Terrence Parker, Niles Cooper, Sandil, her own exclusive 'Organ (DJ Kicks)') and life-affirming piano-house (Ruff Stuff), to deep two-step (Camion Bazar), slamming techno-funk (Anil Aras), dusty techno (Adriyano), deep breakbeat wooziness (Ben Hauke) and deep, dreamy acid jack ('Anna Wall'). In other words, it's a blindingly good selection - and Cinthie's DJ mix is wildly entertaining, too.
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K7412DX
01 Apr 22
Deep House
01 Apr 22
Deep House
Review: Home Town Chicago came early on in windy-city veteran Boo Williams' career, and there's less of the overtly party-starting stunts that some of his contemporaries possessed, replaced by a dreamy, meditative mood that speaks more to the heart than the feet. While the music may be somewhat deep and meaningful, this is still a collection of club tracks and there's no denying the heavy funk that Boo brings. Whether it's the euphoric piano chimes of "Evil Ways" or the jerky grit of "Smokin' Acid", there's plenty of evidence of just how much punch Home Town Chicago packs, even today.
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0001 AD
20 Nov 11
Deep House
20 Nov 11
Deep House
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GMNV 004
02 Apr 14
Deep House
02 Apr 14
Deep House
Review: Boo Williams, a veteran of Chicago house music since 1981, has built an impressive reputation with a discography spanning over three decades that showcases a diverse range of influences. One of Boo's seminal works, the bouncy house album "Home Town Chicago," was first released in 1996 and has since releases on other esteemed labels such as Ovum Recordings, Relief Records, and Rush Hour. The EP showcases Williams' excellent production skills with tracks like "Ambushed," a blend of twinkling electronics and rich pads layered over jackin' drums and a brilliant bassline. "Echoes of the Dance" takes the listener on an acid-flecked journey through dreamy, loved-up deep house, while "Zone" is a hypnotic and trance-inducing track that sits between classic deep house and the techier end of Omar-S's output. Don't miss out on Williams' latest masterpiece.
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CHIWAX 037
29 Apr 23
Deep House
29 Apr 23
Deep House
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BMM 100
13 Dec 19
Deep House
13 Dec 19
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: He may have been DJing and producing in his native Chicago for decades, but it's only recently that Boo Williams has started to receive the kind of coverage that his rock-solid (and undoubtedly sizable) catalogue deserves. The modern Windy City house maestro's talents naturally come to the fore on this four-tracker, which marks his return to Parisian imprint Phonogramme after almost four years. He begins via the immersive, life-affirming deep house excellence of 'Melodic Groove', where cascading electronic melodies and swirling aural textures catch the ear, before opting for a jazzier and fresher, solo-laden sound on the subtly jacking 'Nite Vision'. Vocalist Jamal Patton makes his mark on the EP's two closing cuts: the driving grooves, chiming melodies and synth-strings of 'Artificial World 2023' and the wonderfully intergalactic-sounding 'Planet Mix' of 'Song & Dance'.
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PHONOGRAMME 39
08 Jan 24
Deep House
08 Jan 24
Deep House
Various
Fritz Kalkbrenner - "Right In The Dark" (Henrik Schwarz remix - Chopstick & Johnjon edit) - (7:54) 119 BPM
Played by: Superbreak, Juno Recommends Hip Hop/R&B, Freddy Love, Tura, Adam Moss, Chus & Ceballos, Kenny Dope
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SUOLCD 004
16 Mar 12
Deep House
16 Mar 12
Deep House
Review: Following a sequence of vinyl-only releases, Boo Williams returns with his first digital-only EP of 2021. The Chicago house veteran has an excellent track record, so it's no surprise to find that The Undertaker is packed with high-grade dancefloor treats. We're particularly enjoying title track 'The Undertaker', where looped, steel pan style melodies rise above a dense, extra-percussive groove, though others may prefer the jaunty jazziness of bumpin' workout 'Last Call', the jackin' deep house energy of 'Kickin', or the organ-heavy, warehouse ready bustle of 'Feel The Drive', which subtly doffs a cap to the Doctor's Cat track of the same name that was a Windy City favourite during the 1980s (mostly thanks to Music Box resident Ron Hardy championing it in his sets).
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BMM 80
13 Aug 21
Deep House
13 Aug 21
Deep House
