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Claire Ripley
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Various
Djuma Soundsystem & Aki Bergen - "Your Deep Is Not My Deep" (feat Lazarusman - Djuma Soundsystem version) - (7:31) 120 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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AMD 04
24 Sep 21
Minimal/Tech House
24 Sep 21
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Steve Lawlor's Viva Limited dropped the first Club Cuts compilation about a year ago, making quite an impression with its 12-sizzling house and techno jams. Here's a teaser for the follow-up and the line-up seems real strong. First up label fave Claire Ripley looks to early Chicago for the pumpin' "Jackanory", the mighty David Keno hooks up with Dalson for the bouncy tech-house "Honey Boo Boo", a track that benefits from the retro synths stabs and soulful vocal snippets. Lastly Sydney Blu closes with the stomping "Momento" a big room banger if ever there was one.
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VIVALTDVA 002
27 Jan 17
Funky/Club House
27 Jan 17
Funky/Club House
Various
Detroit Swindle - "Boston" (Damiano Von Erckert's "There's No Inbetween" Interpretation) - (5:38) 121 BPM
Played by: Steve Griffo / Second City Firsts
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MURDIGI 07
19 Sep 16
Deep House
19 Sep 16
Deep House
Dessous Classics / Various
Phonique - "Worked It Out" (feat Ian Whitelaw & Meitz - Charles Webster Second remix) - (7:45) 125 BPM
Played by: Owain Kimber (Owain K)
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DESDD 09
25 Feb 13
Deep House
25 Feb 13
Deep House
Various
Matt Tolfrey & Christopher Sylvester - "Real Talk" (feat Kevin Knapp - Ryan Crosson Post Up remix) - (6:33) 127 BPM
Review: The latest compilation on Murmur shows that more than ever, classic house sounds are on the menu. This is audible from the offset with James Jones's Watercooler remix of Tom Demac's "Crewcuts & Curls", where a jacking, stripped back Chicago track underpins an NY-style vocal rant. The Windy City's wigged out sound is also present on Luke Solomon's Razor version of the same Demac track, but on that occasion it's warm, trippy acid rather than jacking rhythms that dominates. However, the real highlights occur when the compilation focuses on the deeper house sound. The Solomon remix of Claire Ripley's "Slow Loris" and the Wolf + Lamb take on Tom Demac's "In Your Eyes" are gloriously spacey grooves, based on woozy chords and throbbing basslines, but the true jewel in the crown here is the rolling, vocal-led, deep fried disco of Lee Curtiss's version of Lewie Day's "That's The Thing".
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MURRET 4
07 Dec 11
Minimal/Tech House
07 Dec 11
Minimal/Tech House
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1TRAX 051
28 Feb 11
Minimal/Tech House
28 Feb 11
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Steve Bug's Dessous imprint is one of the best and most consistent deep house and minimal labels going. On Dessous Best Kept Secrets Volume 2, the follow up to 2007's first instalment, they prove it yet again with a compilation that charts both the current and future sound of the label. Full of emotion, warmth and soul, the release serves as a true indication of the label's ethos as a whole and leaves a lasting impression on the listener.
David Durango has been making impressive appearances on Dessous and Poker Flat of late. So much so that the young half Swiss, half Spanish producer was chosen to open this compilation with the first of his three offerings on the release. "Juegos Fantasiticos" opens proceedings with some warm, deep house that sounds as comfortable as it does laid back. "Striptease" showcases Durango's more upbeat side before "Human" delves into a minimal aesthetic courtesy of deft high end percussion, low bass squeezes and acute phaser work.
Alongside smooth, chord-laden house like "Le Groove Rhodes" from Rene Breithbarth and Claire Ripley's "Labyrinth" we get the techno influenced twisted synths of Moodymanc's "Omlette" and the darker more driving sound of "Merise" by Andrade. "New Road FM" by Burnski brings the groove with some cosmic, jacking twists and Graeme Park closes the release with his slo-mo house remix of Ryo Murakami's "Just For This."
Dessous Best Kept Secrets Volume 2 takes you on a delightfully soulful and rhythmic journey of their label. Although the compilation never strays too far away from their signature sound nor breaks any new barriers, it does an expert job of bringing you the vintage and emotive deep house that has made the imprint so special in the first place.
David Durango has been making impressive appearances on Dessous and Poker Flat of late. So much so that the young half Swiss, half Spanish producer was chosen to open this compilation with the first of his three offerings on the release. "Juegos Fantasiticos" opens proceedings with some warm, deep house that sounds as comfortable as it does laid back. "Striptease" showcases Durango's more upbeat side before "Human" delves into a minimal aesthetic courtesy of deft high end percussion, low bass squeezes and acute phaser work.
Alongside smooth, chord-laden house like "Le Groove Rhodes" from Rene Breithbarth and Claire Ripley's "Labyrinth" we get the techno influenced twisted synths of Moodymanc's "Omlette" and the darker more driving sound of "Merise" by Andrade. "New Road FM" by Burnski brings the groove with some cosmic, jacking twists and Graeme Park closes the release with his slo-mo house remix of Ryo Murakami's "Just For This."
Dessous Best Kept Secrets Volume 2 takes you on a delightfully soulful and rhythmic journey of their label. Although the compilation never strays too far away from their signature sound nor breaks any new barriers, it does an expert job of bringing you the vintage and emotive deep house that has made the imprint so special in the first place.
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DESCD 14D1
14 Apr 10
Deep House
14 Apr 10
Deep House
