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Brian Kage
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Review: Brian Kage, a prominent figure in Detroit's electronic music scene, has graced us with his latest offering, the "Analog Heart, Magnetic Soul" EP, released under the discerning Craigie Knowes label. The EP commences with the fittingly titled "Smooth Orbit Over The Detroit River." It's a mesmerizing journey through space and time, exuding the quintessential Motor City charm. This opening track sets the tone for what's to come, as it unfolds as a widescreen, cosmic groove cruise that seamlessly blends classic Detroit influences with a futuristic edge. "Planet Lumina" takes us even deeper into the celestial expanse, boasting ethereal synths and talk box vocals that intermingle with cyborg-friendly electro-funk elements. "The Keyz" continues the intergalactic odyssey with its energetic electro vibes and intricate soundscapes. The EP concludes with "Rouge Like," a track that sends us off with a bang. It features bold, bouncy drum patterns and a dreamy fusion of smeared, dubbed-out chords. The result is a mesmerizing dancefloor experience that encapsulates the essence of machine-made soul perfection.
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CKNOWEP 53
10 Nov 23
Minimal/Tech House
10 Nov 23
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: A true Detroit head of the underground Brian Kage's music crosses the Atlantic for a safe four-track EP on We Play House! With a release on FXHE and collaborations with Omar S and O B Ignitt worth mentioning too, this Cassette Cuts EP provides Kage with a first solo record for 2020, sending in two originals that dive into that classic Michigan sound. Bringing with it remixes from the venerable Patrice Scott and WPH boss man Red D, dubcats can head straight to "Groove La Tape Machine" with its purring resonators and uplifting vamp. "Werkit" looks to melodic basslines and ago-go percussion, given a subtle dublifting rework by Sir Scott, with Red D, too, opting to rework the same track, werkin' in some subtle electro motif and dropping the vocal upfront.
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WPHUS 2
10 Aug 20
Deep House
10 Aug 20
Deep House
