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Chezz
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Review: Say 'Rotterdam' to most electronic music lovers and the first thing they'll think of is likely to be gabber and other harder techno styles. Now, in a bid to challenge that stereotype, Boogie Cafe bring us a six-track EP showcasing "the more soulful, jazz-influenced sound emerging in the city". What that means in practice is six broken beat/nu-jazz cuts, coming by and large from the more dancefloor-friendly, less noodly end of the spectrum with Sykes' 'No Way' playing us out on a slightly more dreamy, midtempo note. Dikkens' 'The List' stands out, just for the untoward use to which it puts a Bananarama vocal!
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BC027D
10 Sep 21
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
10 Sep 21
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Various
Played by: Dj N◉va ▶ Rodon FM 95, Sean McCabe, Ash Reynolds, Stephen Richards (DiscoDaze), SITUATION
Review: Is there a more on-form label right now than Boogie Cafe The Bristol-based imprint is certainly in a rich vein of form, as this second compilation of previously unheard treats proves. In fact, it's such a fabulous collection of cuts that singling out just a few tracks for praise is particularly tough. Even so, our current favourites include the slinky, synth-laden deep house/jazz-funk fusion of BRS's "Get In There", the drowsy downtempo hip-hop beats of Chezz's "Yeah Baby", the late '80s New Jersey garage revivalism of Goshawk's "Got You All Night", the Seiji style broken beat business that is Lord Leopard's "Magic Hands" and the Latin-fired disco-house bump of J Morrison's "Mullet Frenzy".
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BC 022D
01 May 20
Deep House
01 May 20
Deep House
Various
Review: In honour of the imprint's fifth birthday, Boogie Cafe founders Jimmy The Twin and Alex Dinham have decided to offer up a first label compilation containing previously unheard tracks from their growing family of artists. There's naturally plenty to set the pulse racing among the woozy deep house, shuffling broken beats, seductive synth-boogie and retro-futurist US garage on offer, with highlights including the musically expansive brilliance of Sean McCabe's "Infinity", the slick New Jersey bump of Goshawk's "Home (Throwback Vibe Mix)", the Balearic nu-disco bliss of Piers Kirwan's "Shout", the spacey Afro-bruk shapes of EVM128's "Tuff" and the sub-heavy dancehall-soul bounce of Haze City's broken house gem "Yer Tiz". Top stuff from the Bristol-based imprint: don't let it pass you by!
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BC 018D
15 Aug 19
Deep House
15 Aug 19
Deep House
Review: More from Bristol-based party-starters Boogie Cafe, whose recent releases have impressively straddled the fine line between tooled-up re-edits and all-original productions. First they've persuaded New York-based Bristolian DJ Nature to remix current Bristol resident Admin. The man formerly known as DJ Milo does a terrific job, too, offering up a trippy chunk of loose, breakeat-driven, deep house disco that boasts serious amounts of energy. Then, Admin remixes Chezz's "Bossa", wrapping spacey synthesizer motifs and a killer synth bassline around a superbly fluid and crispy broken-house groove. It's a seriously soulful interpretation, and arguably the stronger of the two tracks.
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BC 011D
20 May 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
20 May 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Dutch producer Casper von Banniseht sidles over to Bristol stable Boogie Cafe to present a three-track EP of impeccable dusty house grooves imbued with that Detroit-esque feeling that oozes out of a Moodymann or Theo Parrish record. "Bossa" revels in choppy broken beats and plenty of choice samples in a most loose and soulful of concoctions, while "Lazy" cools down to a simmer with subtle disco licks making the most immersive of deep house jams. "Lone" meanwhile plies a more chipper trade with its hooky chord stabs, but still the vibe remains smooth and laid back, just how the Boogie Cafe crew seem to like it.
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BC 008C
18 Jan 17
Deep House
18 Jan 17
Deep House
