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Evm128
Browse the latest digital releases by Evm128
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STUDR 043
27 Sep 19
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
27 Sep 19
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
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COOP 001
23 Feb 18
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
23 Feb 18
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Review: With the Christmas gorging season fast approaching, WotNot Music thinks it's an appropriate time to crack open a second selection box of Dancefloor Sweets. EMV128 kicks things off with the sugary soulfulness of "Warm 'n' Easy", a deliciously rich and tasty fusion of broken beat, future jazz and deep house. Galactic Ganesh impresses with the soft-centred, but hard-boiled electrofunk/house fusion of "Tell Me", before Danvers invites us to unwrap the gooey melodies and popping drum machine hits of "Hoxton 203". The last sweet in the tin comes from Body-san, whose dub-wise fusion of heavy bass, undulating organs and cheery positivity will leave you hungry for more.
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WOT 028
28 Nov 16
Deep House
28 Nov 16
Deep House
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505537 3523712
14 Aug 15
Bass
14 Aug 15
Bass
Various
Review: Deep down don't we all wish for an analogue love? Warm, fuzzy, and a little bit unpredictable. Thankfully Berlin's Some Think Sounds are on hand to wrap us in their big arms and administer plenty of the above courtesy of a host of the label's many (remixed) highlights including Gang Colours' abstract glitch-step remix of Lucky Paul, Ossie's clicky rave-funk rework of "Back Of My Car", the tragic new romanticism of "Thought We Were Alone" and the show stopping, next-level, future disco of "Demon Spawn". A truly essential collection.
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STSDLP 001
25 Nov 13
Bass
25 Nov 13
Bass
Review: Rising garage producer EVM128 has made a few small splashes with an EP for Meltdown Music and an appearance on the Boiler Room, but this could well be the release that busts him out onto the wider radar. The lead track "Make Me Feel" has everything needed to make a crossover hit, from BB James' irresistible soulful croon to the snappy, hyper-modern production replete with clean chord stabs and snappy drums locked to a nagging groove. "Respect" delivers another impeccable slice of poppy 2-step, all flustered notes and grin-inducing vocal, and yet on a different tip to the title track. Meanwhile to back the release up the remixers come in big, from El B's classic swinging flair to Artifact's techy throwdown.
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STSD 012
14 Oct 13
Bass
14 Oct 13
Bass
