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Jad & The
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Review: Jad & The is unstoppable and it's becoming clear and apparent that the guy has talent, taste and style when it comes to keeping the sound of house alive and real! With drums as tough as kerri chandler, basslines as phat as the cab drivers and synths and noodling as Legowelt, the guy can write. Here he delivers another four good vibes bangers, keeping it roland with the drum and hi hats and acid as F* wherever he wants. Australia's answer to a young Buttechno - but house!
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BONN 036
12 Apr 24
Minimal/Tech House
12 Apr 24
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Trust your Australian producer for titles of irony which this time comes from Jad & The's Elton Chron EP. 'Put it on the turntable, sink into the couch, and let the warm fuzzies begin,' writes the act about its music, bringing a 'warm, happy, feel good trip into the living room, club or bar mitzvah,' the producer continues. Getting things off to a jacking start is the title-track with its bubbling FX, allowing "Zoomin" to flex up the pace and percussion next to some subtle licks of acid. "Generation Sex" delves into deeper and cosmic electro territory, while "Nawtee Salad" flirts with house music as much as it does the electronic brand of that Madchester sound. Capping it off is a tunnelling and tripping "Frog Prog" - wicked stuff for stoners who love to dance.
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BONN 035
01 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
01 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
Review: With a history of releases that includes records with Toy Tonics, Shall Not Fade and Beats Of No Nation - Australian producer Jad & The arrives on Beats Of No Nation. Taking inspiration from a holiday of good behaviour, perhaps, the EP kicks off with "Drink Driving In Casablanca" before careening into a straight up bassline tech house jam, "Sound Of Dancefloor Anxiety". The artist then movies into a techier, dubbed-out and effervescent house jam, "Space Junk", while highlight of this EP no doubts goes to the straight up electro snaps of "Sexual Fantasy". Jad & The goes walkabout through Godwanooo!
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BONN 033
17 Nov 23
Minimal/Tech House
17 Nov 23
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: For the fifth installment of Youandewan's imprint, he's tapped four heroes of Berlin's afterparty scene for tackle that's perfect for getting weird - in the Small Hours! Former Landlords get that loopy and bass-driven minimal house sound in effect perfectly on "Council Pop", Session 4000 caters for your quirky microhouse needs on "Off", Mo.ppy remains on a similarly lean and subtle groove with "Beskar" and finally Aussie larrikin Jad & The keeps going well into Monday on "Who Is Irt".
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SMALLHOURS 005D
23 Sep 22
Minimal/Tech House
23 Sep 22
Minimal/Tech House
Karl Hector & Nicolas Tounga - "Ngunga Yeti Fofa (The Joaquin Joe Claussell's Electric Afrika Version)" (2021 version) - (3:59) 118 BPM
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TOYT116X
30 Apr 21
Deep House
30 Apr 21
Deep House
Various
Review: To celebrate notching up ten years in the game, London blog and party-turned-record label SlothBoogie has decided to offer-up their most ambitious release to date: an epic collection of previously unheard cuts from a mixture of imprint regulars and like-minded friends. There's naturally plenty to set the pulse racing throughout, with highlights including the sparkling jazz-funk-meets-deep house sunshine of Levan's "U R Beautiful In The Face", the deep, breakbeat-driven dreaminess of Philippa's "That's What I Mean By Free", the piano solo-heavy disco-house bump of Leatherette's "Your Love", and the dub disco-meets-acid house heaviness of "Rewind Run" by Pablot. Throw in similarly impressive contributions from Kassian, Luvless, Casino Times and Soul Wun (the classic jazz-house of "Thank You, St Germain") and you have a must-have collection.
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SBLP 001
03 Jul 20
Deep House
03 Jul 20
Deep House
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HM02 PT1A
04 May 19
Deep House
04 May 19
Deep House
Review: Jad Lee aka Jad & The follows last year's EPs on Centre Source and his own Beats Of No Nation imprint with this fine melodic record for Fina. Inspired by US deep house, Lee skilfully navigates a path between raw Moodymann disco and Kai Alce depth on the swoon-some "2 Getha (4 Eva Mix)", while on "Twist Club", the Australian artist opts for a deeper path, fusing subtle Chicago drums with jazzy keys. Although "Disco Hold Down" is rougher, with Lee focusing on scatty drums and a live funk bass, the underlying style on Twist Club is deeply melodic and deliciously cosmic.
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FINA 027
14 Dec 18
Deep House
14 Dec 18
Deep House
Various
Karl Hector & Nicolas Tounga - "Ngunga Yeti Fofa" (The Joaquin Joe Claussell's Electric Afrika version) - (11:35) 118 BPM
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TOYT085X
17 Aug 18
Deep House
17 Aug 18
Deep House
Various
Played by: 80's Child
Review: Not content with serving up regular doses of ear-pleasing nu-disco, the Future Disco crew has decided to start sound-tracking days spent lounging on the beach. Somewhat predictably, this second Beach Life selection is packed with seriously steamy, sun-kissed grooves. While this epic digital package does contain two (un-credited) DJ mixes, the real joy is the expansive - not to mention eclectic - selection of DJ-friendly, unmixed tracks. Check, for example, the sun-down, jazz-funk influenced bliss of Folamour's "L'homme Loup", the head-nodding lounge warmth of Snacks' "Daydream", the gentle Balearic nu-disco of Sirs, the lo-fi deep house haziness of DJ Boring and COEO, and the sand-in-the-shoes shuffle of Eli Escobar's delicious remix of Kraak and Smaak's "U R Freak". Throw in a swathe of tasty, laidback but floor-friendly deep house jams and you have a solid collection of serious summer jams.
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NEEDCD 033D
03 Aug 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
03 Aug 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Melon Bomb
Review: We enthusiastically described Beats Of No Nation's first Dance Ideas EP as a "fabulous collection of tracks", so hopes are naturally high for this follow-up. Corbi kicks things off with the wonderfully fluid and groovy "OK, Tell Me", an ultra-deep and groovy house shuffler rich in jazz-funk guitars, swirling strings and punchy sampled horn stabs, before Levan unveils the bluesy, eyes-closed wonder that is "The Right Thing, The Hardest Thing", a kind of vocal-free Sade record for the disco-house generation. Label co-owner Jad Lee confidently skips into jazz-house territory on the piano-fired warmth of "Jazz hands You'll Never Understand", while Olywok takes us into space via the nu-disco tinged, house tempo Motor City futurism of "Maintain".
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BONN 06
06 Apr 18
Deep House
06 Apr 18
Deep House
Review: Beats Of No Nation is an Australian label based out of Brisbane, run by Jad Lee & Dom Bird. They intend to present weird and wonderful sounds from around the world. Label boss Jad & The appears with the dusty hip-hop influenced house sound of "Outside Here Man" - no doubt inspired by his experiences in Berlin. Glasgow's Octo Champ delivers an oddball groove on "Evoo" as does WHATEVER on the infectious bump 'n shuffle of "Stacy". Finally, Ed Woods' "Passing Chords" sees the London based producer deliver an emotive excursion in late night deepness and was definitely our pick of this fabulous bunch of tracks.
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BONN 05
23 Feb 18
Deep House
23 Feb 18
Deep House
Review: Federic Lange's AOW just keeps on bringing the heat. Their eighty EP is no exception. Sometimes the heat is blazing with vibrant synth flames (Hoffstadt's "Heavenly Dancing"), sometimes it's smouldering MAW-style (Jesse Bru's "Tonite"), sometimes it's smoking, jazzy and moderately jacked (Jad & The's "Gospel Five") and sometimes it's plain scorching (Turenne's "Triplett"). In summary: hot.
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AOW 008
09 Oct 17
Deep House
09 Oct 17
Deep House
Review: The second volume in Toy Tonics' occasional Jockey Jams series is something of a gift to DJs. Although naturally rooted in deep house, each of the showcased tracks offers something distinctively different. So, while Felipe Gordon's "Rinogal" is an funk-fuelled house bumper built around an elastic, acid-fired synth bassline and trippy late night effects, Metropolitan Soul Museum's "Saab" is a delicate, warm-up friendly fusion of lilting synths, bubbly electronics and the kind of twinkling pianos frequently found on vintage Italian dream house records. The eclecticism continues elsewhere, too, from the Adonis-via-Rimini thrills of Jacky Mingo's wonderfully positive "Brothers Cup", to the jazzy warmth of Black Loops and analogue house bleeps of Jad's "Overpriced Kaiser Chips".
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TOYT 072
04 Aug 17
Deep House
04 Aug 17
Deep House
Review: Australian producer Jad "& The" Lee has decided to lose his imaginary Ladyboy, which proudly stood at the end of his production moniker throughout the first four years of his career. Perhaps it's a sign of his growing musical maturity, which is much in evidence throughout this pleasingly spacey and melodious EP. There are three original productions to sink your teeth into: the Detroit techno-influenced, analogue deep house of "Theatrical Trailer", the loose-limbed house breakbeats, TB-303 bass and new age melodies of "Low Budget Action Movie" and the saucer-eyed wonder that is "Oscar Nom", where 8-bit melodies cluster around a jazzy, broken house groove. Also worth checking is Astral Deejay's wonderfully deep, woozy and loved-up remix of "Theatrical Trailer", which may be the EP's standout moment.
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BONN 03
30 Jun 17
Deep House
30 Jun 17
Deep House
