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Jimmy The Twin
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Review: London disco house imprint ISN presents us with a compilation showcasing recent graduates of their Class of '16. All the usual suspects are here; and they all pass, with honours! Hosting the ceremony is none other than Yam? Who, compiling the release tremendously with some surefire dancefloor fodder to make it one year to remember, and boy do they ever! There's the sweet boogie down vibes of The Hinge Project's "Brand New Day" and Freekwency's "Something Else On Your Mind" right through to the Italo favoured vibe of Ichisan's "Bela Libujanja" and not to mention sweet nu disco ditties by Joey Dice ("Puzzling Me") and Richard Seaborne ("U Said U Loved Me") showcasing the labels various moods and grooves in impressive fashion.
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ISM 065
09 Oct 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
09 Oct 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
The Retrospective All Starrs Vol 1EXCLUSIVE
Played by: JimmyTheTwin, LPZ, MMDREC, Slow It Down, Stan Tropic, Superbreak, Dj steef, Chris Deepak, Juno Recommends Disco, Alessandro Otiz, Trujillo, Sunrise Highway, Dirty McKenzie, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, Ruben & Ra, LA ROYALE, Get Down Edits, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), Heion, BRENDON P, MOON RUNNER
Review: Having recently expanded the repertoire of their previously edit-heavy Retrospective imprint to include original productions from themselves and others, Ruben and Ra gather together a bunch of mates for an expansive collection of previously unreleased material. It's a largely excellent collection, mixing brand new deep house and nu-disco with smart edits and loopy, slo-mo edits-not-edits. Bedmo Disco Records' regular Jimmy The Twin and Rayko provide scalpel jobs, Ruben and Ra do their Tiger and Woods-ish thing and Toomy Disco drops some contemporary electrofunk. Best of all, though, is Fil Lavin's "Love Is Gone", a formidably rush-inducing chunk of fluid deep house that channels the spirit of Chill Out/"Pure Trance" series-era KLF via a familiar, dubbed-out vocal sample.
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RETROLP 001
07 May 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
07 May 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
