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Jessy Lanza
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HDBCD 063S2DJ
09 May 23
UK Garage
09 May 23
UK Garage
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HDBCD 063S1
29 Mar 23
Deep House
29 Mar 23
Deep House
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: There aren't many labels that can genuinely hold a candle to the electronic mastery that Hyperdub have been able to deliver over the last decade alone, seeing their catalogue now bulging at the seams with the most intuitive dance music innovation. This latest collection takes the title '10.4' and supplies us with a deep dive into the full spectrum of where Hyperdub are at, with legendary figures such as Ikonika, Cooly G, Scratch DVA, Martyn, Funkystepz and many more all making their return for a fabulous compilation display. From the high energy rave-inspired synth slinks of Ill Blu's 'Bellion' to the unorthodox percussive bubbles of 'Noyfb' from Laurel Halo & iconic glitchy melodies of Burial's 'Lambeth', this is a truly fabulous exploration into just how abstract electronic dance music can get. Another exceptional collection from a truly outstanding imprint!
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HDBCD 028D
13 Jan 23
Bass
13 Jan 23
Bass
Review: Following the artist's All The Time album (2020), her third on Hyperdub since 2013's breakout Pull My Hair Back, Hyperdub compiles a 'mixtape' of remixes from seven artists Lanza herself would love to rework her latest work. Two UK Hyperdub artists make the cut in Proc Fiskal's deconstructed breakdown of "Lick In Heaven" next to the finger clacks and stepping rhythms of Loraine James' version of "Face". Japan's Foodman arrives with a new age exotica remake of "Alexander" alongside the sweet '90s R&B references and themes of Kate NV's mix to "Baby Love". For the dancefloor, DJ Swisha delivers this EP its hit track with a set of well swung, banging hi hats in "All The Time" while something unique, futuristic and high definition comes from Invisible Cloaks. Rough and ready breakbeats from Martyn Bootyspoon too!
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HDB 133D
10 Dec 20
Bass
10 Dec 20
Bass
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HDB 133S
08 Dec 20
Bass
08 Dec 20
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: It's always a very exciting experience to see a new album with the Hyperdub tag land in the store. This latest outing sees them welcome the wonderful Jessy Lanza for a full length album project by the name of 'All The Time', introducing us to her fantastically unique vocal ability and sense of electronic glamour. The design across the album is pretty damned beautiful, from the floating flutey bridges of 'Alexander' to bubbling soundscapes of 'Baby Love' and everything in-between. It's a long play project for certain, with our highlights being the 80's inspired moogy grooves of 'Lick In Heaven', alongside the warped synthesizer pushes and catchy vocal inflections of 'Ice Creamy'.
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HDBCD 051D
24 Jul 20
Bass
24 Jul 20
Bass
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Over the years we have seen the wonderful team at Hyperdub succeed time and time again when it comes to exploring the weird and wonderful realms of electronic music. This latest compilation is another triumph as Silvia Kastel, Jessy Lanza, Lawrence Lek, 700 Bliss, DJ Tre, Lorraine James and more gather for a celebration of the label's unquestionable creativity. Every track holds something truly unique, stuffed full of stunning atmospheric design and delicious harmonic structure, with our highlights from the off being Klein's being the dystopian sounding dissonance within the score behind 'Arese', alongside the return of Lady Lykez, who is joined by Logan OLM, Dizzle Kid, Jammz and Scratcha DVA on a potent creation entitled 'Jackie Chan'.
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HDBD 052
17 Jun 20
Bass
17 Jun 20
Bass
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HDBCD 051S 2
27 Apr 20
Bass
27 Apr 20
Bass
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HDBCD 051S 1
20 Feb 20
Bass
20 Feb 20
Bass
Played by: Perez (Iberian Juke)
Review: Canada's Jessy Lanza, recent LP Oh No, was rightly celebrated for its dream-like fusion of pop, RnB and synths. Now we get a selection of remixes of album tracks. First up, Morgan Geist of Metro Area delivers a celestial, high altitude nod-out version of "I Talk BB" that seems to take George Michaels' A Different Corner as inspiration. Elsewhere "Could B U" stays on the same lit vibe but sounds like Timbaland and Aaliyah bouncing on cotton wool clouds. Lastly "Going Somewhere", in the hands of DVA HI:EMOTIONS, is a collage of weird bleeps, vocal snippets and soft Fairlight melodies. Simply gorgeous.
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HDB 107D
09 Dec 16
Bass
09 Dec 16
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: And after a highly anticipated three-year wait, Canada's Jessy Lanza is back on London's mighty Hyperdub with a new album, the strangely apt Oh No. As we well know, Lanza's style cannot be compartmentalised into one genre, but similarly to her previous releases for the same label, Lanza offers a singular approach to electronics. With her voice riding high above the majority of these tunes, Lanza's style is one that flutters between synth-pop and ambient, with poppy party tunes like "Never Enough" falling ever so perfectly into the more sparse and experimental R&B of "I Talk BB". Put it this way, if you're into both soul and electronica, Lanza's solved all your problems, and she's here to charm you with ten sublime pieces of mood music.
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HDBCD030D
13 May 16
Bass
13 May 16
Bass
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HDBCD 030S 2
25 Mar 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
25 Mar 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
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505530 0386595
25 Mar 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
25 Mar 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: After her debut LP on Hyperdub a few years ago, the lovely Jessy Lanza returns to the London stable with a new EP, a one-tracker that seems to be tailor-made of for the imprint. "It Means I Love You" follows a sped-up juke beat pattern, and Lanza's vocals are twisted, chopped-up and peppered all over it. It's a sci-fi footwork anthem for 2016, and beyond!
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HDBCD 030S
27 Jan 16
Footwork/Juke
27 Jan 16
Footwork/Juke
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505530 0386588
27 Jan 16
Bass
27 Jan 16
Bass
Review: London's longstanding bass institution Hyperdub is known for picking out the hottest new talent out there, and Kode 9 has done it again by finding Ontario artist Jessy Lanza. It's a single-track EP in advance of her full debut album in September, but "Kathy Lee" - co-produced by Junior Boys' Jeremy Greenspan - is pretty special in itself; it amalgamates just the right amount of bass with poppy synth melodies, slow, winding vocals by Lanza herself and a grooving half-step beat to go with it. Hyperdub doing things in fine style, as per usual.
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HDB 076
30 Sep 15
Bass
30 Sep 15
Bass
Review: Jessy Lanza is perhaps the most surprising Hyperdub signing of recent times, a female solo artist extolling the virtues of 90s RnB. Although recent interviews with Lanza have suggested that it's more 80s soul that really floats her boat, fellow Canadian and Junior Boys member Jeremy Greenspan produced the record and they have always had a love for deep 90s RnB. The spectres of both Grimes and Jesse Ware haunt these nine tracks, but not enough to rob Lanza of her own originality. Highlights include spine-tingling "5785021" and the truly sublime "Against The Wall".
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HDBCD 019
30 Sep 15
Bass
30 Sep 15
Bass
Review: London's pioneering Hyperdub label returns with a hot collaboration between three perfectly matched artists. Female vocalist Jessy Lanza is accompanied by juke specialist DJ Spinn and Taso on "You Never Show Your Love", a rhythmic blend of fast-shooting percussion stabs and Lanza's own R&B vocals, backed by an instrumental version. There's also two tasty remixes, one from the late DJ Rashaad, a master at the juke genre, and 50 Weapons's Bambanou who proceeds to deliver his trademark brand of technoid tribalism. Banger of an EP, through and through.
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505586 9500333
24 Jul 15
Bass
24 Jul 15
Bass
Review: London's pioneering Hyperdub label returns with a hot collaboration between three perfectly matched artists. Female vocalist Jessy Lanza is accompanied by juke specialist DJ Spinn and Taso on "You Never Show Your Love", a rhythmic blend of fast-shooting percussion stabs and Lanza's own R&B vocals, backed by an instrumental version. There's also two tasty remixes, one from the late DJ Rashaad, a master at the juke genre, and 50 Weapons's Bambanou who proceeds to deliver his trademark brand of technoid tribalism. Banger of an EP, through and through.
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HDB091D
24 Jul 15
Footwork/Juke
24 Jul 15
Footwork/Juke
Various
Review: The ten year celebrations from Hyperdub continue apace here with the second of four planned label compilations arriving with the stated intention of casting "some sunshine" over the label's sometimes "dread filled reputation". Arriving on just one disc this time round as opposed to two, the fourteen tracks nevertheless features productions from DVA, Morgan Zarate, Cooly G, Jessy and Burial among other Hyperdub regulars, who are joined by the vocal talents of Dam-Funk, Fatima and others. Perhaps most exciting is the inclusion of an unreleased track from the defunct partnership of Dean Blunt & Inga Copeland; fans of the latter will also be intrigued by Kode9?s "Lies Lies", which features the talents of Inga in her new solo guise, copeland.
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634457 438767
22 Jul 14
Bass
22 Jul 14
Bass
