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Fasme
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Review: Many happy returns to much-loved French imprint Pont Neuf, who have decided to mark their sixth birthday with an expansive compilation of new tracks from a mix of label regulars and newcomers. It's a predictably strong set all told, with the label's usual high-grade deep house cuts being joined by a range of delicious dancefloor diversions and surprise workouts. There's not room to pick out all the highlights, but our current favourites include the gently acid-flecked, soon-to-be-anthemic positivity of Tour-Maubourg's 'Square Sounds', the dubbed-out, off-kilter micro-house brilliance of Flabbaire's 'Tribute', the vibraphone-sporting deep house rush of 'Cosmopolitan' by Maoke, Mira Lo's trance-inducing 'Look What You've Done' and the sparse, sub-heavy jack of Saudade's 'Sherman'.
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PNC 007
01 Jul 22
Deep House
01 Jul 22
Deep House
Various
Review: Having existed for some time as a DJ booking and management agency, Chevry has decided to launch its own label. Fittingly, release one is a compilation that acts as a kind of showcase for the artists on its roster. There's much to admire across the 13 tracks, with highlights including - but in no way limited to - the sun-kissed acid house-meets-nu-disco bounce of Fasme's 'Acid Party', the deep and dusty, disco-tinged loop-house of Jeff The Fool's 'What You Need', the breakbeat-driven piano house rush of 'Stock Option' by Deborah Aime La Bagarre, the sub-heavy, low-slung deep house strut of DJ Steaw's 'Sunlight' and the late '90s, Dave Angel style techno-funk of 'Feel Your Soul' by Baccus. Psartek Phillipe's closing cut 'Muse About', a Shazz-esque chunk of acid-driven French techno, is also impressive.
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CHEVRY 001
15 Apr 22
Deep House
15 Apr 22
Deep House
Review: Helping shoot the name of French hardware purist Fasme into bright and shiny lights for the artist's third ever release, and first of Feel My Bicep for 2021, is this feel-good and rave-inspired Home single. With all manner of classic '90s hallmarks coming into play like classic lines of acid and deft 909 drum machine sequences - what makes the sounds of Fasme stand out is the pure emotive-electro touch the artist places in the music. With cosmic inspirations abound, it's both "Coton" and "ICI" that sees warm and heartfelt 303s dive through a call and response of retro-synths both melancholic and uplifting. The same could be said for "Home", however it's far more inspired than downcast, with a plodding bassline warming things up even further. Add some snapping snares, stair-sailing synths and a touch of loved-up keys, and you've got a bonafide club classic.
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FMB 019
29 Oct 21
Electro
29 Oct 21
Electro
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Hexagonal Club isn't a real nightclub, just the name given by Paris-based Pont Neuf to their compilations showcasing fresh electronic grooves from up-and-coming French artists (France being known colloquially as 'l'Hexagone', you see). And what a compilation Volume 2 is: few things in life get this writer as excited as a collection of quality deep house jams from people you've never heard of, and this album ticks that particular box nicely! The over-riding influence is deep house from the Heard/Trent/Damier school but there's room too for everything from the Italo/prog stylings of Fasme's 'Turbo Blaster' to the left coast-ish bump of THEOS's 'Wanna Go Out'. Get 'em while they're chaud, people!
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PNC 006
23 Apr 21
Deep House
23 Apr 21
Deep House
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PNC 0064
05 Apr 21
Coldwave/Synth
05 Apr 21
Coldwave/Synth
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
Review: For the electro heads out there Nocta Numerica is a label outta France delivering a world of acid house, synthwave and future retro sounds to a modern electro landscape. Transmitting from somewhere in Paris, the label debuts Fasme, an entity known in underground circles for an impressive live PA that now surfaces in the form of a very polished five-track EP. Acid sequences and deeper strands of Italo weave their way through lo-fi drums, pumping bass lines filled with warmth and sub-aqueous electro riffs that shimmer as if they were reflecting the stars. Our tip, "Spaceship".
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NN 016
23 Oct 20
Breakbeat
23 Oct 20
Breakbeat
