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Little Fritter
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Review: Kane Dignum's first Little Fritter outing on Hot Creations, 2020's 'Dub Riddem', was a booming, dancehall-influenced tech-house anthem, so hopes are high for the Aussie artist's belated follow-up. This time round, the influence of soundsystem culture is not as prominent, though the throbbing bassline underpinning lead cut 'My People'- a crunchy, stripped-back, peak-time ready big room tech-house excursion rich in soulful male vocals and warehouse-ready synth stabs - is pleasingly weighty. The Gold Coast-based producer takes things up a notch on 'Fry High', an energetic and sweat-soaked, rave-igniting number that joins the dots between big room funky house, breakbeats and the disco-house surge of late '90s 'French touch' tracks.
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HOTC 208
28 Apr 23
Funky/Club House
28 Apr 23
Funky/Club House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Aussie Kane Dignum aka Little Fritter has been a regular on the electronic music circuit for more than a decade. Having had his first release back in 2008, the Gold Coast mainstay has released on labels as diverse as Affin, Catwash and One Records to name but a few. He's really hit the big time now, if this release on Hot Creations is anything to go by. There's echo drenched dancehall sound system vibes abound on the fittingly titled "Dub Riddem", while "Puff Puff" goes for a wonky boompty-boomp kind of vibe that's perfect for getting weird at the afterhours. He ends things on a sweltering tribal tip with the hypnotic polyrhythms of "How Lucky Should We Feel?".
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HOTC 157
11 Sep 20
Minimal/Tech House
11 Sep 20
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: This compilation spans a range of sounds, but is testament to the fact that despite its diversity, Affin has always been a byword for quality underground dance music. From the stepping, understated "Minus One" by Truncate to the woodwind-led house of "Stalking You" by James Hunter and the gorgeous, jazzy, filtered groove of Jamal Moulay's "Le Push", 100 does a lot to showcase the label's penchant for deep dance music. Joachim Spieth's "Sensual" boasts hypnotic Basic Channel-style chords, but the beats are tougher and denser. Reggy Van Oers's "Centipede" veers further down this chord-driven, dubby techno path and Affin also celebrates the harder end of techno with the utilitarian, Berghain-influenced linear sound of Chemie & Ian Kran's "Nucleated Thought".
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100
21 Nov 11
Minimal/Tech House
21 Nov 11
Minimal/Tech House
