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Chris Stussy
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Review: Taking a break from dropping dancefloor bombs via his own imprint, Up The Stuss, Chris Stussy pops up on FUSE London for the first time. The headline attraction is undoubtedly 'From The Delicate Mist of Morning', a techno tempo tech-house workout that comes complete with melancholic melodies, deep sub-bass and cascading synthesiser motifs. Huerta provides the obligatory remix, opting for a more dubby bassline, sweat-soaked percussion and gentle, sunrise-ready acid motifs. Elsewhere, 'Midtown Playground' is a hazy and rolling tech-house box jam, 'Blueprint' is darker and bolder with sharper riffs, and 'Mythical Power' is a pleasingly psychedelic workout blessed with seriously weighty bass and 4/4 garage-influenced beats.
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FUSE 055
06 Oct 23
Deep House
06 Oct 23
Deep House
Review: Keeping it fresh with pumpy basslines, deep and soulful house chords and UKG/US housey beats besides, Dutch producer Chris Stussy arrives on Kaoz Theory with A Glimmer Of Hope. A force to be reckoned with, Stussy keeps it sweet and positive with an undeniable '90s charms shining through in "A Glimmer Of Hope" - next to deep and dirty minimal funk vibe of "Deviant Shadow". A perfectly complementing B-side. "Central Frenzy" tunnels further into New Yorkian club vibes as if inspired by Masters At Work, with "Riva De Biasio" your atmospheric-laced, beat-down ambient house number. Keep hope alive!
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KT 022
03 Sep 21
Deep House
03 Sep 21
Deep House
Various
Review: Moscow Records is now firmly established as one of tech-house's most consistent labels, with a penchant for cuts that add excitable elements - think warped acid lines, beffy sub-bass, layered percussion sounds, funk-fuelled electronic riffs and cut-up vocal snippets - to peak-time ready grooves that vary from smooth and seductive, to bold and boisterous. For proof, check this excellent compilation of some of the imprint's 2020 highlights. There's much to get the blood pumping throughout, from the off-kilter tech-funk bounce of Dimish's 'Everyday' and the hazy, sub-heavy hypnotism of Luca Donzelli's 'Der Sphere', to the thickset, mind-altering aggression of Archie Hamilton's remix of Peace Division cut 'What Is The Sound' and the garage-influenced wonkiness of Chris Stussy's 'Wake Ning'.
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MOSCOWLP 002
05 Feb 21
Minimal/Tech House
05 Feb 21
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Dutch producer Chris Stussy has been seriously busy in the past couple of years dropping slick and slender tech house on labels like Eastenderz, Rutilance, Djebali and Moscow Records. Now he appears on Constant Sound with yet more sophisticated dancefloor gold. "Take A Leap Of Faith" leads the charge with a driving yet delectably dubbed out take on peak time tech house, peppered with vocal slices and a cheeky acid rub. Relic offers up a remix that straps a sharp, swinging garage house beat to the track with excellent results. "Point Loma" is a funky workout with some cracking slap bass hits, and "Limerence" gets a little quirky without losing the immersive atmosphere of the lead track.
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CS 026
25 Jan 21
Minimal/Tech House
25 Jan 21
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Many congratulations to PIV, a well-regarded house label that has now been offering up a diverse blend of classy cuts - many inspired by, in their words, "the classic era of US house" - for five years. To celebrate this landmark, the label's Dutch and Indonesian founders have scoured the archives and put together a 15-track selection of highlights so far. There's much to enjoy throughout, with highlights including the rolling, tech-tinged deep house warmth of Prunk's 'Dreams', the squelchy bass and starry chords of Djoko's early morning favourite 'Planet Groove', the Swag style, loose-limbed tech-house-funk of Toman's 'Surfin', and the ultra-melodious, mid-90s New Jersey garage-influenced deep-tech loveliness of 'Bolt' by Ruze.
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PIV 5YRS
09 Nov 20
Deep House
09 Nov 20
Deep House
Kerri Chandler, Troy Denari & Chris Stussy - "The Way It Goes (Track 1)" (Chris Stussy remix) - (8:08) 128 BPM
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KC 035
19 Jun 20
Deep House
19 Jun 20
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Dutch producer Niels Christian Steenbergen, better known to the house world as Chris Stussy, brings us three fine deep housers that all clock in at 130bpm - standard for deep house in the 90s, but postively frenetic by current standards! 'Wake Ning' is an urgent, driving cut with female vocal cut-ups and Daft Punk-ish synth squiggles, 'Nunchi' has the kind of dreamy, drifty vibe you associate with classic West Coast deepness, while 'Sonaris' is a bit more late-night in feel, but still has enough bottom-end heft to keep early hours floors moving. Programmability may be an issue, given the tempo, but this is sterling stuff.
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MOSCOW 035
01 May 20
Deep House
01 May 20
Deep House
