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Horatio
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Review: With just 10 tracks to choose from, this Miami sampler from Doorly's Reptile Dysfunction label is a positively humble affair compared to some, but then again, a little bit of quality control never went amiss! The album takes in a range of house styles, from Griff (UK)'s piano-sprinkled 'Gonna Tell You' to Aniche's techy, Indian-infused 'Third Eye' to Rominimal don Horatio's JA-inspired 'Dub Nation', but unlike some of the 30- and 40-track beasts that are landing in stores right now, the standard is consistently high throughout, making this a very worthwhile addition to your basket. File under "good things come in small packages"!
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RD 026
13 Mar 20
Deep House
13 Mar 20
Deep House
Review: Riva Starr's revered imprint is back with the best in tough rolling and funky tech house on the twelfth edition of Raw Cuts. From the raw jacking minimal antics of Catchment's "Overcomplete", Horatio takes his cues from the classic Robert Hood/M-Plant sound on the hypnotic "Viva La Revolucion", Wade gets into the UK tech house sound of now on the rolling "Until Dawn" and London based Italian Andrea Giudice takes the best of speed garage and Chicago acid on the rough 'n ready "My Turf".
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SNATCHOFF 050
14 Dec 18
Minimal/Tech House
14 Dec 18
Minimal/Tech House
Loco Dice / Various
Played by: Alkalino, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, HORATIO, Carl Cox, Rodriguez Jr, Stacey Pullen, Spektral, Davide Squillace, Hermanez, Paolo Madzone Zampetti, Resident Advisor, Roger Sanchez, Loco Dice
Review: It's hard to believe that Loco Dice's label has been around for so long - or more surprisingly that it covers so much ground. While much of the label's focus remains on toolish, tribal house, 5 Years also covers deep, chiming house, audible on Yaya's "Our Connection" and the driving, vocal-filled groove of Dice's own "Lolopopinho". Of the tribal-styled tracks, the ones that stand out most are the ponderous vocals of Basti Grub's "Drunk & High" and the intoxicating chants of Francisco Allendes' "Platonic Solid". Yet neither can compare to the acid-filled, rolling snares of Horatio's "How Much 909 Can You Take", which sounds like LFO vs FUSE's "Loop" on acid.
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DESOLAT MIX001
08 Feb 13
Minimal/Tech House
08 Feb 13
Minimal/Tech House
