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Jimmy Edgar
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810874 025920
05 Oct 22
Hip Hop/R&B
05 Oct 22
Hip Hop/R&B
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CUFF 100A
27 Sep 19
Deep House
27 Sep 19
Deep House
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075679 872852
20 Apr 18
Electro
20 Apr 18
Electro
Various
Review: London's Hypercolour crew have now become synonymous with quality house and techno, and although they are originally rooted in the UK strain of the genres, recent years have brought along a whole new heap of styles and talent on their catalogue. First up, we should give credit to Axel Boman and the ridiculously hummable tech-house groove that is "Depression 01", followed supremely by a hard-hitting house banger in the name of "Lynn" by the unstoppable Dense & Pika. Other choice cuts on here include Kevin McPhee's nasty "CC-XXX-YY-NNNNN", Jimmy Edgar's sexier-than-ever "Hush", Lucretio's smooth "Vampire Killer", and...of screw it, it's all pretty damn killer. HOT.
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HYPEDIGCD 08
22 Apr 16
Deep House
22 Apr 16
Deep House
Various
Review: There's something quite insurmountable about the Hypercolour back catalogue, stretching as it does through vast swathes of quality house and techno material back to 2006. Thankfully the good folk at the label have consolidated some more of the finest gems off those releases and bundled them together for a one-hit fix of high quality gear that sits left of centre. Whether it's Space Dimension Controller remixing Luke Vibert or Rolando tackling A Sagittariun, the tones are rich and diverse on all fifteen tunes, without a single dip in the quality. Our pick would be the angular delights of JoeFarr's "Trapington" with its squashed soul in amongst rough and tumble drum science.
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HYPEDIGCD 07
05 Oct 15
Deep House
05 Oct 15
Deep House
Mark Knight, Harry Romero, Chus & Ceballos - "The Machines" (feat Cevin Fisher - original mix) - (8:22) 126 BPM
Played by: Carl Cox, MARK FLASH, Paul Mendez, Doorly, Dirty South, Mathias Kaden, Fedde Le Grand, Kenny Dope , Mark Knight
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TOOL 430/01Z
18 Sep 15
Minimal/Tech House
18 Sep 15
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Dropping single number 3 for his Ultramajic imprint, Jimmy Edgar is bringing some no-nonsense electro heat to the boil across three tracks and then sprinkling all kinds of unusual spices to twist the proceedings up. "Ultraviolet" is the most straight-up affair, strutting on a rigid groove and gnarly synth lines that spit out a clear message that it's time to party. "Qlinda" is more curious with its insistent vocal snippets nagging away against the relatively austere deep house groove, but there's still room for some of the choppy edit trickery that Edgar made his name on. "Mercurio" meanwhile gets on a Dance Mania hype that keeps the mood raw and rough, mixing in a touch of footwork and darting into breakdowns and build ups erratically to keep the dancers on their toes.
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LVX 003
02 Dec 13
Bass
02 Dec 13
Bass
Played by: Flapjackers, Recloose, S-File, Shadow Dancer, Juno Recommends Electro House, Deetron, Juno Recommends Bass, Loco Dice, Seth Troxler, Colin Dale
Review: Electro-deviant Jimmy Edgar has linked up once again with his JETS partner Machinedrum to launch the Ultramajic imprint, and he gets first stab at a release with this taut three tracker. "Hot Inside" is as unashamed a peak-time heater as Edgar has ever turned his hand to, sporting a riotous diva vocal hook and crisp house drums, but there's still a strong techno injection in the synth work and shifting phases of the track. "Strike" is a more abrasive affair with its metallic delay vibrations and relentlessly nagging jack, while "Shout" comes on all electro house in its fulsome bassline and shouty vocal snippets.
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LVX 001
10 Jun 13
Bass
10 Jun 13
Bass
Played by: Valerio M, Tom Central, Juno Recommends Electro, Max Cooper, The Funk Hunters, DIONIGI, Bloc Party 2011
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K 7265CD
27 Jul 10
Electro
27 Jul 10
Electro
Various
Black Dog Productions (Xeper) - "Carceres Ex Novum" (chosen by Warp co-founder Steve Beckett) - (6:44) 98 BPM
Squarepusher & AFX - "Freeman, Hardy & Willis Acid" (chosen by Warp co-founder Steve Beckett) - (5:42) 82 BPM
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WARPCDD 202
28 Sep 09
Experimental/Electronic
28 Sep 09
Experimental/Electronic
