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Funk Reverse
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Review: Some proper phat-ass 21st Century funk from The Broker & Funk Reverse here. 'Funk Down' throws everything into the pot from rave sirens to Rodgers-esque guitar chops and Hammond organs, while nodding to glitch-hop in the chopping and stuttering of the beats. 'Funk Up' is an unashamed ghetto-funk party starter: it's big and bouncy, with plenty of squelch in the bassline department, and to be fair that's all that's really required of it. Finally, 'Funky Town' is a slightly pacier, more electronic-sounding affair than the other two, and so may be more easily programmable in a wider range of sets.
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SE 535
10 Oct 18
Funk
10 Oct 18
Funk
Various
Funk Windows - "Over Funk" (feat Dina York - Vito Lalinga (Vi Mode Inc. Project) rework) - (5:16) 52 BPM
Vito Lalinga (Vi Mode Inc. Project) - "Senegal's Love Desire" (Lego edit - Afro Cut rework) - (5:39) 59 BPM 
Funk Reverse vs Phil Disco - "Disco 54" (Vito Lalinga (Vi Mode Inc. Project) rework) - (6:55) 60 BPM
Review: Italian groove fiends Sound Exhibition let loose with an obscenely fat collection of reworked past glories and the vibes extend in all directions as we're hurled head first into a disco frenzy. Highlights include Vito Lalinga taking The Broker's "To Day" to some far-out cosmic deserts, DJ Moy whipping up a laid back jazz wet dream on "Family Affair" and Vi Mode encouraging the smoochiest of sides of our personalities with the sleazy sultry sway on Ms Janette's "Down". Totally reworked, totally fresh, totally funky.
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SE 493
03 Jun 18
Funk
03 Jun 18
Funk
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SE 370
27 Feb 17
Funk
27 Feb 17
Funk
Review: Sound Exhibitions boss Funk Reverse took a nice long Christmas break (we last heard from him back in November). However he wasn't just gorging on mince pies and turkey, he was as also rustling up some cheeky jams for the new year. Here we encounter the first two examples - the laid back Fender Rhodes-led hip-hop grooves of "Long Night Ladies" and the warped, slow-motion trip-funk of "Katjazzfunk". Judging by these two, 2016 is looking pretty good!
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SE 282
02 Jan 16
Funk
02 Jan 16
Funk
Review: This EP sees the Sound Exhibitions crew adopt the role of musical boxing promoter, pitting two tough talents, Funk Reverse and Phil Disco, against each other in a match where only the audience can win. Phil Disco comes out punching first with the funky Latin cocktail-house vibes of "Leave You". Funk Reverse claims the second round with the breezy lounge jam "Emy House". However they both score a double KO with the killer electro-funk joint effort, "Good Fight".
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SE 261
09 Nov 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
09 Nov 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: The Italo-Franco producer Funk Reverse is back with "Mo' Funk" on his own Sound Exhibitions imprint. The three new cuts unveiled here include the sublime, almost Metro Area-esque, Fender Rhodes funk of the title track and the trippy break beat of "FunkyStar". Not forgetting the sugary icing of vocoder pop ditty "Clap Your Hands".
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SE 248
04 Oct 15
Funk
04 Oct 15
Funk
Review: The Italo-Franco marriage of the Sound Exhibitions label and producer Funk Reverse continues to flourish with this new fizzy two-track nugget. "InDaHouse A" sees earlier vintage B-Boy influences replaced slightly for a more disco feel but incorporating some serious hip-hop scratching. "InDahouse B" meanwhile, samples some mellow 70s AOR tune, adding tougher beats to the originals' honky tonk piano and guitar licks.
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SE 234
08 Aug 15
Funk
08 Aug 15
Funk
Review: With Italy's Sound Exhibitions giving us four funk flamers from French fella Funk Reverse, this is a truly continental offering. Despite the Euro origins though, these productions hark back to early 80s America and its streetwise electronic funk. The title track is a vintage Adidas-tapping groover with extra breaks, "Super Free" sees big beat underline a low down and dirty slap bass jam. "Go Funk" is all about block rockin' drum rolls and scratching, whilst "Hello" breaks the trend and opts for a contemporary, Latin-tinged groove.
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SE 216
17 May 15
Funk
17 May 15
Funk
