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Joss Moog
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19 Apr 24
Funky/Club House
19 Apr 24
Funky/Club House
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Review: A late-arriving Volume 3 in this series of EP releases from Joss Moog and Sebastien Guertau AKA Around7's 4th Sign project, and it marks something of a departure from the previous two. Where the previous installments (first out in 2016 and reissued in 2020) boasted six full-length tracks apiece, this one packs just three short skits or sketches, not one of them stretching as far as the 2:30 mark. Still, if the laidback, jazzual vibes of Vols 1 and 2 floated your boat then it's pretty certain you're gonna dig what's on offer here too.
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OND 051
08 Sep 23
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
08 Sep 23
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Review: French disco-house veteran Joss Moog serves up three absolutely superb slices of largely instrumental disco with a distinctly 70s flavour here. 'Saxophonic' gets the ball rolling, a shimmering, lounge-y affair with no prizes for guessing which instrument takes the lead - serious Love Boat vibes! 'Eastside' rides a housier backbeat and features looped, sampled near-falsetto vox that have something of a Crown Heights-ish feel, though their actual origins are unknown, with the package completed by 'Filo', in which a nagging, sparkling keys riff, horn parps, strings and vocal stabs sit atop a hefty 4/4 kick. 'Saxophonic' takes the gold but all three are pretty much essential.
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OND 050
28 Jul 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
28 Jul 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: Phil Weeks' long-running French house/deep house label Robsoul Recordings round up the best of their 2020 output in one high-VFM package. As per Robsoul's MO generally, you won't find a lot in the way of navel-gazing introspection or pointless, self-indulgent experimentalism here - Robsoul have always specialised in dropping beats to move your feets and this year's crop doesn't disappoint! The wonky, jazzy garage of The Mekanism's 'Signs', the raw jack of Joss Moog's 'So Good So Fresh', Demuir's strutty hip-houser 'Nice And Dutty' and Jade Cox's looping, west coast-ish 'Realise' are just some of the highlights of a fine collection.
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RBCD 85
08 Jan 21
Deep House
08 Jan 21
Deep House
Various
Review: Next up from the Robsoul Essential crew we take in this stunning new selection as they present the sixth edition of Smokers Delight. It's jam packed with goodies across the hip hop scale, from the smooth yet soulful approach of Ladybird & JFilt on 'All I Wanna Say', to the almost breakbeat drumwork of 'Nightlife' from DJ W!ld and choppy rap stylings of 'Players' from El Pres Beats. It's a fantastic compilation, bringing together a tonne of different futuristic styles, glued together by their emotional sound design. There are a couple of instant favourites for us, including the killer minimal disco link up of Phil Weeks, Joss Moog & Around7 on 'What Can I Do?', alongside the boombap inspired drum work and techy phone melodies of 'Warned Bros.' from Homequest. It's a great listen start to finish!
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RBCD 81
17 Jul 20
Hip Hop/R&B
17 Jul 20
Hip Hop/R&B
Review: Astonishingly, this is the 229th single release on Robsoul Recordings, a label that has now been releasing music for bang on 20 years. Fittingly it comes from a producer who has been a big part of the Parisian imprint's story since 209, prolific Frenchman Joss Moog. His "Raw Funk Files" folder contains three tracks, starting with the addictive thrust of "Turn The Music On" - a glorious fusion of crispy house beats, rubbery but heavy synth-bass and savagely cut-up hip-hop vocal samples. Moog explores similar sonic territory on the bumpin' hip-house/funk-fuelled deep house fusion of "They Took The Funk" - DJ Sneak and Derrick Carter would undoubtedly approve - while "So Good So Fresh" is a pitched up peak-time thruster full of restless cymbals, beefy drums, sub-heavy bass and short rap samples.
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RB 229
07 Feb 20
Deep House
07 Feb 20
Deep House
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DBD 053
10 May 19
Funky/Club House
10 May 19
Funky/Club House
Review: Parisian staple of the Robsoul camp Joss Moog is back on the label, with some good ol' fashioned disco deviance of the loopier persuasion. This follows up a string of great releases recently for the likes of Pura, Exotic Series and of course his own Ondule imprint which he runs with Around7 & Jean Ce. From the lo-slung and ergonomic funk attack of "Neverland", the deep and sexy mood lighting of the title track (which is perfect for the late night) or even the soul and swing-fuelled garage jam "Yellowstone" that's perfect for those life-affirming moments on the dancefloor. Moog delivers the goods as always.
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RB 196
20 Jul 18
Deep House
20 Jul 18
Deep House
Review: Parisian deep house DJ Joss Moog's cheeky exploits have mainly come to appear on local Phil Weeks' esteemed Robsoul imprint, however he's also found time to release on his own Ondule label - which he has run with Jean Ce since 2015. Introducing the the Nocturne EP, which follows up some great releases thus far in 2018 by Labeuz, Reubents and Around7. From the title track's moody and hypnotic bounce, to the smoky jazz room vibe of "Pause" or the tough and funky boompty business of "Party Line" - again Moog perfectly bridges the gap between disco, funk, soul/jazz and hip hop: in a way that can only be matched possibly by Berlin's Money $ex crew.
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OND 019
13 Apr 18
Deep House
13 Apr 18
Deep House
