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The Collection 2014-2019
Cajal - (4:59) 118 BPM
Tumbi - (5:46) 115 BPM
Kaldi - (3:55) 125 BPM
Nagan - (6:06) 119 BPM Hot
Atai - (5:46) 127 BPM
Eshu - (5:11) 136 BPM
Fermion - (4:51) 122 BPM
Gordito - (5:11) 128 BPM
Juok - (6:00) 130 BPM
Hoji - (3:40) 129 BPM
Ganou - (4:19) 83 BPM
Phoenix - (6:39) 121 BPM
Sirin - (6:07) 119 BPM
Levare - (3:09) 110 BPM
Vatula - (5:25) 127 BPM
Bakhtin - (7:24) 123 BPM
Review: Since 2014, Cain has released a quintet of vinyl-only EPs on Huntleys & Palmers' World Music-influenced offshoot, Highlife. Here we're offered a chance to grab all 14 tracks from those EPs - plus a couple of previously unheard bonus cuts - on digital download for the very first time. There's naturally tons of devilishly good dancefloor material on show throughout, with Cain eagerly joining the dots between Middle Eastern music, deep house, bass music, cosmic disco, Afro-house, Turkish electro-psych and dense, drum-heavy workouts. Our faviurites include the bass-heavy hyonotism of "Jouk", the mind-altering peak-time bounce of "Eshu" and the sitar powered electronic psychedelia of "Tumbi", but there's plenty more highlights lurking elsewhere on the compilation.
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HGHLFDG 01
29 Mar 19
Deep House
Raqis
Barrigan - (6:00) 124 BPM
Rhazeer - (5:27) 120 BPM Hot
Tenggara - (5:59) 124 BPM
Lightweave - (6:12) 122 BPM
Review: United Arab Emirates imprint and party series Boogie Box follow up their debut release by the legendary Stephan Laubner with a dancefloor oriented EP by the Scotsman Cain. For those new to him, he is a regular on Huntleys & Palmers sub label Highlife Records and known for fusing his love of traditional music from around the world, by utilising innovative drum patterns. Cain jumped on the opportunity to dig for Arabic influenced drums and rhythms to build the EP around, for this Middle Eastern label that seem to be doing wonderful things in the Gulf region. In particular, "Rhazeer" and "Tengarra" will take you deep into the exotic with their elaborate and seductive percussion and respectful sampling of native folk music styles. "Barrigan", however, has a heavy hardware focus. This tough all analogue house jam is geared for late night madness! The wonderful closer "Lightwave" sounds like an Arabic version of Jamie Principle's "Our Love", enough said!
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BOOGIE 002
07 Jul 17
Minimal/Tech House
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