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Lady MacBeth Strategy
The Angry Kids - "Lullaby" (The Martinez Brothers the TMB dub) - (6:42) 124 BPM Hot
Toto Chiavetta - "Become One" (Jerome Sydenham's special edit) - (6:57) 125 BPM
Jerome Sydenham & Sally - "Lady MacBeth Strategy" (original mix) - (6:39) 125 BPM
Lo Hype - "Something Special" (original mix) - (7:25) 121 BPM
Played by: Cowboy Rhythmbox
Review: The sound of Jerome Sydenham's Ibadan imprint has noticeably changed since he relocated to Berlin. Where it once bristled with African rhythms and spiritual deep house jams, recent releases have focused more on hypnotic, occasionally dark, tech-tinged rhythms. While this EP does include one life-affirming blast of constantly rising spiritual house - see Sydenham's edit of Toto Chiavetta's "Become One" - for the most part it's suitably murky. There's a genuine looseness and swing to the Martinez Brothers' tracky Dub of The Angry Kids' "Lullaby", while Sydenham and Sally's "Lady MacBeth Strategy" is a twisted chunk of acid-flecked techno designed to tease and titillate dark, sweaty after-parties. Lo Hype's "Something Special" is tasty, too, with bouncy samples and weird noises riding a shuffling, cowbell-laden groove.
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IRC 124
22 Sep 14
Deep House
Sun Ark
Carl Craig - "Angel" (Jerome Sydenham special edit) - (6:24) 125 BPM Hot
Jerome Sydenham - "Sun Ark" (original mix) - (6:32) 124 BPM
Lo Hype - "Route 303" (original mix) - (8:00) 120 BPM
Lo Hype - "Route 303" (bonus beats) - (5:12) 120 BPM
Review: The latest release on Jerome Sydenham's ever-busy Ibadan imprint is a release that brings together a rag tag selection of tracks. First up is Sydenham's "Special Edit" of Carl Craig's "Angel", which moves with all the functional poise and warm synth work you would expect of two techno veterans, making all the right moves for a big room experience without any of the fluff. Sydenham's own "Sun Ark" appears in its original form, throwing down an unshakable blend of drums with that rugged techno-meets-house concoction that the man has been making his own for decades now. The flipside is given over to relative newcomer Lo Hype, also known as Japanese producer Katsuya Sano, whose "Route 303" represents a more patient approach compared to the chunky dynamics of the first two tracks. The steadily trickling acid of the original mix also comes in a more raw form in the shape of some "Bonus Beats" that ditch the atmospherics and focus on the rhythm.
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IRC 122
17 Dec 13
Deep House
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