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Doorly
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CLUBSWE 145
18 Jan 19
Funky/Club House
18 Jan 19
Funky/Club House
Review: Reptile Dysfunction boss Martin Doorly reckons that he has 'put his balls on the line' with this release - but we're pretty certain it will appease the label's most devoted fans and new ones alike. Teaming up with the mysterious Tan Dem on the Nismo's Groove EP for the lo-slung funk groove of "Mummas A Bean", he then goes solo for the remainder - where he serves up the neon-lit Italo influenced anthems 'Drop The Needle" and the electrifying "On The Upside. The sun kissed boogie-down jam "Cafe Mambo Disco Pumper" was on-point also. The now Los Angeles based Doorly has recently made the move back to Europe, where he nailed these killer grooves in his brand new studio in Ibiza.
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RD 011
03 Aug 18
Minimal/Tech House
03 Aug 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Reptile Dysfunction's latest EP is packed to the rafters with peak-time fare. It's the first volume in what the label promises will be a continuing series and offers up a quartet of slamming, disco-fired "Club Edits". Predictably, Soul Clap steals the show with "Moov to Tha Beat", a swirling, string-laden workout laden with dreamy pads, well-placed delay effects and bubbly analogue drums. Doorly does a brilliant job combining aquatic P-funk bass and thrill-seeking disco samples on the superb "Lads Lads Lads", while Rick Trainor and Noah Schy's "Take It Down" is an impressively sweaty sample-house workout built around the principle of teasing out the action for maximum impact. As for Charlie Rope's "All For You", it's a shirts-off disco-house stomper that just gets bigger and bigger throughout.
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RD 009
30 Mar 18
Deep House
30 Mar 18
Deep House
Played by: Holiday 80, Ben Gomori, Chris Massey, DJ Mau Mau, ROTCIV, FINGERMAN, Tonbe, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, BRENDON P, Stephen Richards (DiscoDaze), Alioscia Mele
Review: It would be fair to refer to Dino Lenny as a "veteran": the Italian producer has been churning out dancefloor hits since the dawn of the '90s. This release sees him join forces with Cajual and Hot Creations regular Doorly for a loving tribute to the joys of club culture. The action centres on a meandering, largely spoken vocal describing a mesmerizing late night dancing experience in "The Magic Room". On the lead version - a tasty re-edit by Lenny and Seth Troxler - this is accompanied by "Lazy" style pianos, and a chunky, disco-tinged house groove. The low-slung guitars and bass are pushed to the fore on Doorly's energy-packed remix, while Luke Solomon doffs a cap to the jazz-flecked boompty sounds of Chicago on his busy rework.
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PLAY 013
25 Nov 16
Deep House
25 Nov 16
Deep House
Various
Review: For those of you who can't make it, you can still enjoy these very tracks that will be thrashed on San Francisco institution Dirtybird's US tour this summer. This is the third edition of their Summer BBQ compilation titled Secret Sauce and it features an all-star cast. Starting things off in spectacular fashion with Chicago house legend Marshall Jefferson teaming up with L.A's Doorly on the wicked "Neanderthal', there's the wonky, bassbin rattling deepness of label mainstay Christian Martin (with Ardalan) on "Flight of The Pterodactyl" and rising star Justin Jay's pop-inflected epic "Broke The Law" featuring a bit of help from mates Sascha Robotti, Henry Was and vocals by Josh Taylor.
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DB 140
14 Jun 16
Minimal/Tech House
14 Jun 16
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: DJ Mau Mau, Jean Jacques Smoothie, Juno Recommends Deep House, Pan-Pot, Doorly, Brett Gould
Review: It's been another prolific year for Hot Creations, with Jamie Jones' label slamming out nine EPs and an album already, the latter being from Popof. In the interests of keeping dancefloors the world over fuelled with that distinctive sound, here comes the next bomb from the label, and Doorly and Hauswerks are the brains behind it. "The Illusionist" takes the lead with a brooding, heads down style that prizes subtlety over dramatic fireworks, until that is the trumpet-laden breakdown rears its head. "Swamp Donkey" meanwhile keeps the funk up and then whips right into an audacious bass-rich melt-out that should get the crowd itching for that impending drop.
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HOTC 066
09 Oct 15
Deep House
09 Oct 15
Deep House
