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Jinadu
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Played by: Kraak & Smaak, Pete Haigh, Juno Recommends Deep House, BRENDON P, Sean McCabe, Nickas (Deeppa Records), Saint-Loup-en-Bray
Review: Seems like a few years now since Dave Lee last dusted off his Akabu alias but the name is usually a sign of quality and this new offering is unlikely to disappoint his army of fans. 'Highways' features an ultra-soulful male vocal courtesy of Jinadu, who's also worked with the likes of Black Coffee, Cristoph, Dixon and Jimpster, and comes in three mixes: Dave's own Medusa Mix and Medusa Dub lean towards his Sunburst Band style in their space-y, jazzy musicality while Toy Tonics regular Cody Currie supplies a refix for floors that like it just a little bit (deep) housier.
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ZEDD 12353
03 Mar 23
Deep House
03 Mar 23
Deep House
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GPM 435
02 Mar 18
Minimal/Tech House
02 Mar 18
Minimal/Tech House
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ASH 039
11 Feb 22
Deep House
11 Feb 22
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: The latest missive on DJ Chus and La Santa's rapidly evolving Rodelent Music imprint is a three-way collaboration between the latter, Cosmic Bambino and Jinadu. In its original form (track two), 'Immeasurable Light' is a sparkling, sun-bright number in which strong, eyes-closed male vocals rise above a chunky, rubbery electronic bassline, bright synth riffs and sun-drenched chords. The EP-opening D-Formation mix, meanwhile, is a more thickset, tech-tinged affair which wraps a more locked-in groove in sustained, low-register chords, bubbling electronics, rising synth-strings and dreamy, immersive pads. Both cuts are quietly summary and sound like they could get plenty of rotations in DJ sets this summer.
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RDT 018DW
13 May 22
Deep House
13 May 22
Deep House
Cosmo / Various
Review: This is an excellent little Bitches Brew retrospective from label boss, DJ, promoter and producer extraordinaire Cosmo. Starting with the electronic soul elegy of Chi aka Cosmo's "Mistaken" branded by the distinctive vox of her long time muse Billie Godfrey, your ears are treated to Bambu's instrumental of their timeless Sergio Mendes cover and Jimpster's 2003 Rhodes heavy house rerub of Jinadu. The metallic rhythms and dubbed atmospherics of the MC Chickaboo featuring Freek by The Flaws make this a worthy purchase for those that dabble in melding deep house with more Latin and broken beat flavours.
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BITCH 001MIX
21 Jun 10
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
21 Jun 10
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
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826194 435899
18 Jan 19
Funky/Club House
18 Jan 19
Funky/Club House
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826194 400798
30 Mar 18
Progressive House
30 Mar 18
Progressive House
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CLUBSWE 143DJ
11 Jan 19
Minimal/Tech House
11 Jan 19
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Alexander Maier
Review: Jinadu and Elessio Pagliaroli's "They Say" has proven to be one of Moodmusic's biggest underground hits in years, so it's little surprise to see a new package of remixes emerging from the German label's Berlin HQ. Lossless.cc man Anthony Georges Patrice steps up first, effortlessly re-inventing the duo's original as a stomping but picturesque, Innervisions style anthem of epic proportions. Jonas Saalbach and Chris Robin join forces to lay down a deeper, tech-tinged interpretation that makes great use of Jinadu's fine vocal, before Alexander Maier delivers the EP's finest moment - a surging, acid-laden techno rework with all the sweaty intensity of Psychik Warriors Ov Gaia's greatest moments.
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MOOD 173
12 Feb 16
Deep House
12 Feb 16
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: In its original form, Fred Everything's latest collaboration - this time with sugar-voiced British soul man Jinadu - breathes new life into a once mighty variation of deep house: dub house. Rich in sub-heavy dub bass, delay-laden reggae guitars, dreamy chords and UK steppas style drums, it's every bit as good as anything you would have heard in the late '90s or early 2000s. Ian Pooley offers up two contrasting remixes. While the more straight-up deep house vocal take is rather good, we still prefer his 'Dub' revision, which wraps delay-laden synthesizer motifs and head-in-the-clouds electronic flourishes around snappy drums and Fred Everything's killer dub-style bassline.
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LZD 071
16 Nov 18
Deep House
16 Nov 18
Deep House
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WWE 002
20 Jan 24
Deep House
20 Jan 24
Deep House
