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James Mannion
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: U.S. imprint based out of Dallas, Audiophile XXL, has been unstoppable over the last year with a continuous onslaught of up and coming North American producers and their take on tech house, electro house and west coast bass sounds. This compilation showcases the labels current array of talent with eighteen tracks certainly guaranteed to destroy a dancefloor near you. Highlights include Los Angeleno Dillon Nathaniel's "Transcend" a bass heavy cut for late night parties on Hollywood Boulevard and sure to get some gun fingers in the air. Oregon's Aaron Jackson appears with "Get Some Jungle In Ya Jungle" which has some totally absurd vocoder and beat repeat action and rising British producer James Mannion: whose grime infused jam "BS7" is proper UK street sound.
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APXXL 031
15 Mar 16
Minimal/Tech House
15 Mar 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: The titles of James Mannon's releases to date have all had a sinister edge, and the Kill Him EP is probably the darkest yet. The music too follows this aesthetic to a tee, with three aggressive and unrelenting new cuts found here. "Lullaby" is punchy late night garage, the title track meanwhile is a killer slice of messy electro-bass mayhem and "We Burnin Up" is eccentric breaky wobble with a smidgeon of dub for good measure.
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APXXL 016
06 Nov 15
UK Garage
06 Nov 15
UK Garage
Review: Here we have two new sizzling bass bangers from Bristol's future garage hero James Mannion. He doesn't pull any punches either, with "Come Down" featuring growling bass, ghetto beats and catchy synth riffs, and the sparse title track featuring harpsichord style melodies and a hip-house style rap. Remix-wise, PVC presents some skippy, wobbly 2-step, and Crown Duels delivering the jewel in the EPs crown - a schizophrenic, hybrid of scattered beats, stop/start rhythms, eccentric bass and, of course, that rap.
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BFRC 009
23 Apr 15
Bass
23 Apr 15
Bass
