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Fred Everything
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Played by: PBR Streetgang, FINGERMAN, Juno Recommends Deep House, Fred Everything, Yoshi Horino(UNKNOWN season), BRENDON P
Review: James Alexander Bright collaboration 'Breathe' was undoubtedly one of the highlights of Fred Everything's fantastic recent album, 'Love, Care, Kindness and Hope', so it's no surprise to see it getting the remix treatment. Fred Everything delivers fresh 'extended vox' and 'dub versions', emphasising the killer bassline, bouncy beats and picturesque vocals, before Rocco Rodamaal delivers a quintet of reworks of his own. His main 'remix' gives the track a breezier, sunnier and even more melodic vibe, while his dub (and dub instrumental) wrap waves of bubbling synthesiser lines and sultry synth-strings around a shuffling, locked-in groove. To round things off, he also drops a superb mixing took in the shape of the appropriately titled 'Bonus Beat and Synth' take.
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LZD 107
20 Sep 24
Deep House
20 Sep 24
Deep House
Review: Fred Everything's first album for six years is undoubtedly a labour of love - an expansive, musically detailed excursion that channels the spirit of great electronic albums of the early 2000s while keeping its focus firmly on dancefloors. Featuring subtle horn arrangements, occasional strings, his trademark colourful synth sounds and a swathe of high-profile guest vocalists, it feels like the kind of 'statement album' that only a producer with his experience could make. More importantly, it's full of future classics too, from the liquid dancefloor soul of Sapele hook-up 'A Long Time Coming', Atjazz-esque deep house beauty of 'Evening Ghost' and the Robert Owens-sporting broken house gem 'Never', to the spacey future-boogie of 'Moonrise', the dubbed-out dancefloor headiness of 'Soul Love' (featuring Stereo MC's), and the breakbeat-driven sunshine of 'A Good Day'.
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LZDLP 19
24 May 24
Deep House
24 May 24
Deep House
Review: A meeting of musical minds here as French deep and soulful house veteran Fred Everything teams up with UK rap and trip-hop originators Stereo MCs. 'Soul Love', in its Original form, tops a slow, sparse and dubwise backbeat with Balearic-ish synth washes and a heavily treated, half-spoken/half-sung vocal from Stereos main man Rob Birch to create an instant weeded-out, sofa-surfin' delight. The accompanying Edit loses some of the more reggaefied elements in the trimming process, but sticking to the Original is strongly advised - if only because there's a bit more of it. A collaboration that turns out to be pleasingly more than the sum of its parts.
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LZD 104
26 Apr 24
Balearic/Downtempo
26 Apr 24
Balearic/Downtempo
Played by: Native Transmissions, Juno Recommends Deep House, Fred Everything, Soulfuledge, BRENDON P
Review: Later in the Spring, Fred Everything will release his sixth and arguably finest album to date, 'Love, Care, Kindness & Hope'. You'll have to wait to hear that, but this single - featuring the undisputed 'voice of house', Robert Owens - offers a tantalising glimpse of what's to come. Available in edited and full-length forms, 'Never' features a classically emotive and genuinely inspiring Owens lead vocal atop bubbling acid bass, sumptuous chords, warming horns (arranged and performed by Finn Peters), pulsing electronics and the kind of loose and languid broken-house beats that have long been a feature of his friend Atjazz's work. It's a brilliant song and single all told - something that works as well in the headphones as on club soundsystems.
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LZD 102
14 Feb 24
Deep House
14 Feb 24
Deep House
Various
Review: On the label's latest compilation of recent releases, overlooked treats and previously unreleased gems, Lazy Days Recordings is showcasing the more sun-splashed and summery end of the imprint's frequently gorgeous output. Naturally, there's plenty to set the pulse racing throughout, from the throbbing mid-tempo deep house disco of Milton Jackson and Ski Oakenfull's 'Got To Find' and the P-funk-flavoured sun-down deepness of Art of Tones' sublime remix of 'Rusty Lewis' by Beau Zwart, to the hypnotic, low-slung and dubbed-out peak-time brilliance of Manuel Sagahun's 'Kick To Flip' and the gorgeous soulfulness of Matt Masters' 'I've Opened My Eyes'. As you'd expect, there are also quite a few killer contributions from label co-founder Fred Everything, including a fine collaboration with fellow deep house veteran Atjazz ('Stay a Little While').
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LZDLP 18
04 Aug 23
Deep House
04 Aug 23
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: Cafe del Mar Ibiza Chillout Mix II is a relaxing and refreshing album that transports you to the sunny and vibrant island in The White Isle. The songs are a blend of organic house and downtempo music that create a soothing and groovy atmosphere. The compilation features a variety of artists from different backgrounds and styles, such as Pejzaz, Deep Forest, El Buho, Zeep, Huerta and more. The album is well-mixed and balanced, with smooth transitions and harmonies. Go poolside and watch one breathtaking sunset as this revered Ibiza institution curates another unforgettable sound experience.
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01-2023-174
23 Jun 23
Balearic/Downtempo
23 Jun 23
Balearic/Downtempo
Various
Review: Given that pretty much all of Lazy Days' output is pleasingly sunny and warm, you'd expect this 10-track collection of summer-friendly jams to be particularly hot, humid and life-affirming. Check first the sunset-ready, piano-sporting shuffle of Shur-I-Kan and Joakim's 'Beats, Strings & Nothing Gold', before admiring the intergalactic, stargazing throb of Versatirds legend I:Cube's 'Parisian Sleaze' mix of Fred Everything's 'Barbarella'. The quality threshold remains pleasingly high throughout, with further highlights appearing thick and fast. Manual Sahagun's surprisingly jazzy and Balearic 'Rest In Sax', Atjazz's slick rework of Fred Everything and Robert Owens' 'I'll Take You In' and Prins Thomas' epic 'Discomiks' of Fred Everything's 'Here' are all superb.
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LZDLP 17
22 Jul 22
Deep House
22 Jul 22
Deep House
Played by: FINGERMAN, ROMANTO (YSR / DISCO MACHINE), Juno Recommends Deep House, Fred Everything, DJ P-SOL, Massiande (Freerange / Phonica)
Review: There's something especially alluring about 'The Time Is (Now)', the lead cut from deep house veteran Fred Everything's latest EP, though we're struggling to put our finger on it. Maybe it's the rolling, shaker-heavy drum track, the bold and beautiful bassline, the soundscape electronics or the cut's smiling, effortless positivity. Whatever it is, the track is fantastic - high-quiality deep house that suits a variety of dancefloor situations. It comes backed with two alternative takes -a darker, more driving and percussion-heavy 'dub' mix and a sparse, slowly building 'Reprise' take - plus two bonus cuts: the organ and piano heavy classic house vibes of 'L'Horizon' and the deeper, dreamier flex of 'Paintings'. High-grade deep house for those who love good grooves, addictive basslines and tasteful musicality.
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LZD 093
17 Jun 22
Deep House
17 Jun 22
Deep House
Atjazz / Various
Inkswel & Atjazz - "Astral Love" (feat Dwight Trible, Planetself & Michele Manzo - Atjazz Love Soul remix) - (3:50) 96 BPM
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ARC 153AD
01 May 22
Deep House
01 May 22
Deep House
Review: Given their respective track records - both have been serving up quality deep house for decades - you'd expect this hook up between Atjazz and Fred Everything to be high quality. It is, of course, with the original mix of 'Stay a Little While' offering a winning blend of smooth, spacey synths, delay-laden keys, Motor City-inspired electronics, undulating bass, unfussy beats and stirring, life-affirming pads. The accompanying 'Mechant Dub' is naturally a little more spaced out, with the pair prioritising the groove, bassline and mind-mangling electronics. It's a proper 4AM number, tailor-made for dark rooms and dry ice-filled dancefloors.
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LZD 092
15 Apr 22
Deep House
15 Apr 22
Deep House
Review: Late last year, Compost released a brilliant collaborative single from fellow Montreal deep house veterans, Fred Everything and Trevor Walker. This speedy sequel, which features vocals from Diabel Cissokho, is arguably even better. In its original form (track one), 'Kafoiye' is a futuristic take on Afro-house/deep house fusion topped off by a fine lead vocal. Art of Tones re-casts it as a Fela Kuti/Tony Allen style Afrobeat burner - all loose-limbed polyrhythmic drums and hazy horns - on his superb 'remix' and 'dub' versions, both of which are little less than sensational. Also included on a strong package are a percussive, sub-heavy 'Bonus Dub', a starry instrumental mix and a gorgeous, sunrise-ready 'Reprise' mix that strips out most (but not all) of the beats.
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CPT 5943
11 Mar 22
Deep House
11 Mar 22
Deep House
Tevo Howard - "Without Me" (feat Tracey Thorn - Ron Trent's Music And Power mix [Mixed]) - (6:10) 118 BPM
Played by: Vincent Inc
Review: After celebrating their landmark 40th anniversary last year, long running Ibiza-based institution Cafe Del Mar are back for the next annual compilation in their series. Cafe Del Mar Chillhouse Mix XII does exactly what it says on the tin, and quite frankly no one else quite does it better. Highlights come from: legend Ian Pooley on the bumpin' late night groove of "Puzzled", Montreal staple Fred Everything getting the remix treatment by the ever reliable I:cube on the ultra deep sleaze of "Barbarella" and British nu-disco heroes Bent also getting a low slung rework by the mighty Ashley Beedle on "Friends". Elsewhere, Kiwi duo Chaos In The CBD keep "Cool But So.." by Detroit first wave pioneer Alton Miller in a typically soulful and emotive form with their perspective, while Chicago staple JT Donaldson delivers perfect mood music as always with his remix of Dirtytwo's "Hopeless" and Ron Trent showing us all exactly just what 'deepness' really is all about on his stunning version of Tevo Howard's classic "Without Me" feat Tracey Thorn - an oldie but still a goodie!
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01-2021- 16
06 Aug 21
Deep House
06 Aug 21
Deep House
Review: This year, Fred Everything has been busy revisiting tracks from his back catalogue. The latest cut to get the revisionist treatment is 'Barbarella', a gorgeously intergalactic fusion of deep house and squelchy nu-disco that first featured on his 2018 album Long Way Home. The headline-grabbing revision comes courtesy of Parisian legend I:Cube, who reinvents the track as a sleazy, spaced-out chunk of metronomic synth-pop/space disco fusion with added acid bass and lashings of starry-eyed synths. Fred Everything provides two 'Slow Down' versions, both of which shuffle along at 89 BPM. The main mix is a street soul tempo wide-eyed shuffler, while the 'ReDub' is a sparse, analogue bass-propelled late-night treat full of echoing beats and sharp, mind-mangling acid lines.
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LZD 086
14 May 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
14 May 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Fred Everything's recent collaboration with the undisputed "voice of house", Robert Owens, was exceptional: a nostalgic chunk of vocal deep house greatness that boasted a number of sonic nods towards the hippy-house brilliance of San Francisco's Dubtribe Soundsystem. Here the Canadian offers up two new mixes inspired by classic Chicagoan acid house. The single-opening 'BDTW Acid Mix' adds Owens' inspiring vocals to an immersive backing track rich in wriggling TB-303 acid lines, chunky acid bass, crunchy, jacking beats and starry, deep space chords. Arguably even better is the accompanying 'Acid Dub', in which selected snippets of Owens' vocals rise above rougher, more angular acid lines, even more jacking drums and some deliciously glassy-eyed musical flourishes.
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LZD 085
26 Mar 21
Deep House
26 Mar 21
Deep House
The second sample pack installation from French Canadian house music legend Fred Everything featuring the key sounds in Fred's current palette
$39.20
12527
01 Mar 21
Deep House
01 Mar 21
Deep House
Played by: Jean Jacques Smoothie, Alkalino, Pete Herbert, Juno Recommends Deep House, Soulfuledge, BRENDON P, Henri Le Blanc
Review: 'Here (Now)' first appeared as the B-side of the 2020 Vision released 'Over You' single way back in 2003. The deep house stalwart decided to revisit it last year and here presents the results alongside the still delicious original - an ultra-deep, locked-in late-night affair full of drowsy chords, arpeggio-driven synth bass and spacey keys that still sounds as good as it did all those years ago. The Canadian's own '2020: A Space Disco Odyssey' revision undoubtedly takes it up a notch, focusing more on the arpeggio-driven bassline while adding starry electronic flourishes, melancholic strings and deep, intergalactic chords. Equally as impressive is Prins Thomas's epic 'Discomiks', a ten-minute workout that sees the Norwegian layer Fred Everything's keys, chords and samples atop his own live-sounding drums and dub disco bass.
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LZD 084
26 Feb 21
Deep House
26 Feb 21
Deep House
Various
Review: To mark 15 years of the Lazy Days Recordings label he established with Mike Fresco in 2005, Canadian deep house legend Fred Everything has decided to release a trilogy of celebratory compilations, each of which focuses on a specific five-year block. This one celebrates the best material released on the label over the last five years (2015-2020), delivering thrills by the barrowload. Everyone will have their own highlights, but our picks of an extremely strong bunch include the early Larry Heard style warmth of Lance DiSardi's 'Field Recording', the early morning shuffle of Fred Everything's 'Someone Like You', the rushing piano house revival of Fred Everything and Shur-I-Kan's glassy-eyed 'Until Then', and the glacial, tech-tinged goodness of Martin Iveson's 'Leave Me Here'.
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LZDLP 16
15 Jan 21
Deep House
15 Jan 21
Deep House
Various
Atnarko - "Thinking Of You" (feat Sam Mollison - Pezzner's remix Fred Everything Re-Do) - (8:11) 125 BPM
Christian Prommer & Bugsy - "Future Lights" (feat Jinadu - Christian Prommer version) - (8:15) 122 BPM
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LZDLP 15
18 Dec 20
Deep House
18 Dec 20
Deep House
Review: Since Fred Everything has a track record of making rather good deep house, and vocalist Robert Owens has a bigger claim than most to be "the voice of house", you'd expect this 'I'll Take You In' to be rather good. It is, of course, with the pair conjuring up a warming, musically detailed chunk of deep house bliss that sounds like a saucer-eyed update of Dubtribe Soundsystem's 'Do It Now'. Fred Everything also provides two fine 'BDTW' mixes: the fluttering synths sounds and vintage Chicago house grooves of the 'Deep Mix', and a more stripped-back 'Vox Dub'. Best of all though is Martin 'Atjazz' Iveson's rework, which recalls the fluid synth sounds, jazzy flutes and intricate percussion programming that marked out his early 2000s work on Mantis Recordings.
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LZD 083
04 Dec 20
Deep House
04 Dec 20
Deep House
Various
Da Lata & Syren Rivers Feat. Frankie Feliciano - "Memory Man" (feat Frankie Feliciano Ricanstruction vocal mix) - (6:15) 122 BPM
Monkey Brothers & House N' HD - "Losin' My Head" (feat Shaun Escoffery - House N' HD extended mix) - (7:07) 125 BPM
The Layabouts & Director's Cut - "Bring Me Joy" (feat Portia Monique - Director's Cut remix) - (7:40) 124 BPM
Aki Bergen & Full Intention - "Into My Soul" (feat Carmen Sherry - full Intention remix) - (5:52) 120 BPM
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RPMDC 013
10 Jul 20
Deep House
10 Jul 20
Deep House
Various
Review: As the title makes perfectly clear, the latest compilation from Mike Fresco and Fred Everything's Lazy Days Recordings label offers up a wealth of new and old reworks from the imprint's sizable vaults. Fred Everything is naturally prominent throughout both as remixer - see the distinctive takes on cuts by OJPB (a sun-flecked Afro-house revision of "Bridgetown's Pyramid") and Art of Tones (a lushly deep and dreamy remix of "Koniokola") - and original artist (check Sphiwe Caz-Miz's deep, dusty and woozy tweak of "Searching" and Ian Pooley's bright and breezy revision of "Silverlight"). Elsewhere Jimpster steals the show with a superb version of Martin Iveson's "Leave Me Here", Hot Toddy gets discofied on his LLorca remix and the Revenge weighs in with a jaunty, synth-heavy house rework of Art of Tones' "Unstopped").
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LZDLP 13
25 Oct 19
Deep House
25 Oct 19
Deep House
Review: We were full of praise for Fred Everything's 2018 album "Long Way Home" - the Canadian's first full-length excursion in a decade - so we have high hopes for this expansive remixed version. There's naturally some revisions by friends and high profile remixers, with Atjazz's deliciously intergalactic deep house take on "Spacetime", Ilia Rudman's slow Balearic boogie revwork of "Palma" being arguably the most notable. Elsewhere, the Lazy Days co-founder offers up a string of fine alternative versions of his own - see the sparkling, piano-heavy "7AM in Tisno" dub of "Barbarella" and the stunning, beat-free "Somewhere Ambient Version" of "Something for starters - as well as a handful of fine dubs and some previously unheard tracks ("Un Dimache Soir", "Alright (Original Mix)").
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LZDLP 12
22 Mar 19
Deep House
22 Mar 19
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: In its original form, Fred Everything's latest collaboration - this time with sugar-voiced British soul man Jinadu - breathes new life into a once mighty variation of deep house: dub house. Rich in sub-heavy dub bass, delay-laden reggae guitars, dreamy chords and UK steppas style drums, it's every bit as good as anything you would have heard in the late '90s or early 2000s. Ian Pooley offers up two contrasting remixes. While the more straight-up deep house vocal take is rather good, we still prefer his 'Dub' revision, which wraps delay-laden synthesizer motifs and head-in-the-clouds electronic flourishes around snappy drums and Fred Everything's killer dub-style bassline.
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LZD 071
16 Nov 18
Deep House
16 Nov 18
Deep House
Played by: FINGERMAN, Superbreak, Juno Recommends Disco, J&M BROTHERS, AIMES (Wonder Stories), Limpodisco, Hober Mallow, Stephen Richards (DiscoDaze), SITUATION
Review: You couldn't wish for a more expert duo than Fred Everything and Crazy P mainstay Chris "Hot Toddy" Todd. Either solo or in collaboration with others, they've been responsible for too many fine records to mention over the last two decades. This collaborative affair is rather good, too. "Same Old Sound", a deep, slow-motion nu-boogie number rich in sparkling, glassy-eyed chords, catchy synth-bass, tasty jazz-funk guitars and head-nodding drum machine beats, sounds like a particularly loved-up tribute to Dayton classic "The Sound of Music". This is particularly evident on the original mix, which also boasts a robotic vocoder/talkbox vocal reminiscent of the 1983 classic, but the influence can also be heard on the drowsy, sunshine-friendly "Guitare Dub" version.
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LZD 072
07 Sep 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
07 Sep 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Long Way Home is the first Fred Everything album in a decade, but it has been worth the wait, as the Canadian producer delves into musical territories. "Cinema Paradiso" is underpinned by lush strings and crisp break beats, while "By Day" features the soulful vocals of Sio, accompanied by gentle piano lines. Even the title track focuses on a more electro-funk sound than the typical Fred Everything sty;e - albeit one that is soaked in strings. The pace finally picks up on the electronic disco of "Un Dimanche Apres-Midi" and fans of Fred Everything's deep house style will not be disappointed, with the blissed out vocals and trippy keys of"Wherever You Go" sounding like one of the most soulful tracks of 2018.
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LZDLP 011
22 Jun 18
Deep House
22 Jun 18
Deep House
Review: At the back end of June 2018 Fred Everything will release Long Way Home, his first album for a decade. To get us all in the mood, he's decided to release LP highlight "By Day" as a single. You don't get the full album version of the dreamy, broken soul gem (think Atjazz circa "Harmony"), but rather an on-point radio edit and a swathe of previously unheard reworks. There are vocal and instrumental editions of Everything's own sparkling deep house rework, and similar variations from Andre Lodemann and Fabian Dikoff. Their remixes are superb, wrapping Everything's attractive original chords and melodies - as well as some alien-sounding motifs of their own - around a shuffling, tech-tinged German deep house groove.
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LZD 069
25 May 18
Deep House
25 May 18
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Normally at this point we'd go into a rambling spiel about the credentials of the producer involved in this release, but in the case of Fred Everything it hardly seems necessary. After all, the Lazy Days co-founder has been releasing high-grade deep house for decades and his quality threshold rarely dips. "Wherever You Go" sees the French Canadian producer continue his recent fascination with glassy-eyed Balearic-era house, in the process serving up a deliciously warm and colourful tribute to classic Italian dream house. Phillip Lauer handles remix duties, first wrapping the original mix's hazy vocal samples around a wild, acid-fired analogue house groove on the Dos Main mix, before necking something naughty and reaching for the pianos on the slicker and dreamier "Akai Mix".
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LZD 068
04 May 18
Deep House
04 May 18
Deep House
