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Feater
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Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: They say that a change of scenery can do you good. That certainly seems to be the case with Running Back regular Feater, whose relocation from Vienna to the West Alps inspired his most Balearic, sonically detailed and atmospheric release yet: a fine label debut for International Feel that's well worth your attention. He first opts for a sun-baked, horizontal jazz-funk sound on the warmy, drowsy, mid-80s style goodness of 'Coding', before wrapping high-octane, African-influenced hand percussion rhythms in sunrise-ready ambient motifs on 'Positive People'. 'Expensive Zeit' is a deep, sub-heavy affair in which echoing chords, heady hand percussion and bubbly lead lines ride beefy sub-bass and tidy broken house beats, while 'Decline All Cookies' is a rolling, off-kilter, deliciously deep delight.
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IFEEL 080D
25 Nov 22
Balearic/Downtempo
25 Nov 22
Balearic/Downtempo
Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: With the series approaching its 30th volume, you do kind of know what you're getting from a 'Cafe del Mar' comp - what's easy to forget is quite how delightful and varied a concoction such a known quantity can be. Now here comes Vol 28 to remind us, as it flits back and forth effortlessly between ultra-deep prog ('Love On A Real Train'), laidback piano house ('Nabi'), stripped-down lovers rock (Yvonne Archer's take on 'Ain't Nobody'), shufflin' broken beat/soul ('From Little Seeds We Grow'), hefty dub (see cuts from Feiertrag and Ghetto Priest), the Pink Floyd-isms of Common Saints' 'Starchild' and more besides. Deeply chilled - and deeply satisfying.
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01-2022- 170
19 Aug 22
Balearic/Downtempo
19 Aug 22
Balearic/Downtempo
Played by: Kenneth Bager // Musicfordreams
Review: For the latest missive on their "non-dancefloor"-focussed "Incarnations" offshoot, Running Back has turned to returning artist Feater, AKA Daniel Meuzard. The Vienna-based producer has delivered a seven-track set that counts as his sophomore album, following the release of admired full-length debut "Socialo Blanco" in 2019. Musically, "Money" is impressively diverse, flitting between kwaito-inspired, synth-laden dancefloor warmth (the jaunty ttle track), spaced-out ambient oddness ("How Green Was My Wallet", "Curves"), heady post-punk pop revivalism (the near-Balearic "Blood Moon"), percussion-heavy synthesizer soundscapes ("Lost In Logic"), Clavinet-sporting, White Isle-friendly wonders (standout "Vento") and clanking, modular-made electronica ("Big Zero").
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RBINC0 07LPD
11 Sep 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
11 Sep 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: The dubwise vibes are alive and well within this one as Running Back Germany welcome in Feater for a wicked selection, providing a fantastic new single by the name of 'Time Million', along with a number of different dub remixes. The single itself is a feel good creation, using classic reggae chord structures and airy rhythms to give space for an extremely pleasing lead vocal line. As we said above however, this one gets really interesting when we look at the different Blood Shanti remixes, having three separate run throughs of the track with dubby twists on every turn.
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RBFEATERDUB 1D
31 May 19
Dub
31 May 19
Dub
Review: While there's no original version of "Time Million" present on this epic collection of club-focused reworks, it would be fair to say that the assembled revisions all take Feater's gentle "outsider pop" cut in thrilling new directions. Krystal Klear's Balearic synth-pop takes are particularly magical, while Feater teams up with Sam IRL to deliver a gentle, Clavinet-heavy Dub that's similarly sun-kissed and spaced out. Minimal techno enthusiasts will savour Ricardo Villalobos's suitably wonky and stripped-back Remix and Dub versions, while Pangaea's revisions are tough, forthright and bass-heavy. The headline attraction, though, is arguably Pepe Bradock's contributions: two tasty DJ tools and a ten-minute "Hardclapping Remix" that wraps Feater's original liquid synth lines around rumbling analogue bass and urgent techno drums.
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RBFEATERRMX 123D
19 Apr 19
Minimal/Tech House
19 Apr 19
Minimal/Tech House
