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Luke Solomon
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Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House
Review: Amp Fiddler, a soulful singer and multi-instrumentalist, infuses the single with a groove-laden sensibility that epitomizes his four-decade-long career. His timeless and signature sound adds depth and soul to 'Come On Over', showcasing his expertise as a true master of his craft. As champions of underground and independent artistry, their collaboration on 'Come On Over' sets it apart from the rest. The track features free time sections that create irresistible tension before the beat storms in, resulting in a composition brimming with sheer musicality.
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826194 627690
30 Jun 23
Funky/Club House
30 Jun 23
Funky/Club House
Various
Dave & Sam - "You Da Shit Girl (feat. LATASH?) [Accapella]" (feat Latashe - accapella) - (3:55) 136 BPM
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826194 511494
12 Jun 20
DJ Tools
12 Jun 20
DJ Tools
Review: Throughout his long and distinguished career, Luke Solomon has not made a record quite as disco-fired as "Light You Up". In its' original form, the track wraps spoken word verses from beat poet Queen Rose and chorus vocals from bourbon-loving Brooklyn singer Amy Douglas around a killer Blaxploitation-era disco-funk groove. Here Louie Vega is giving the honour to remix it with an extended disco revision that's breezier, groovier and full of superb musicianship.
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826194 383183
27 Jul 18
Deep House
27 Jul 18
Deep House
Played by: Valique, FINGERMAN, Thatmanmonkz (Shadeleaf Music), YAM WHO?, RocknRolla Soundsystem, Juno Recommends Disco, Limpodisco, Alan Dixon, LEGO EDIT, Hard Ton, FRAN DEEPER
Review: Label boss Luke Solomon returns to Classic with his first original offering in three years. On "Light You Up", Solomon recruits the poetic talents of Queen Rose and his recent disco cohort Amy Douglas - who's no stranger to Classic having collaborated with Juan Maclean on the Peach Melba project. For its live and loose feel, Solomon brings in long-time friend Andy Neal on bass and guitar and Powerdance bandmate Danny Ward aka Moodymanc behind the drums. With its sleazy guitar lick and absolutely fine vocal work over those snaking rhythms and liquid bass: it's already being championed by the likes of Horse Meat Disco. The track was mixed down by West Coast deep house legend Lance DeSardi for Builders Of Paradise.
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826194 383190
27 Oct 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
27 Oct 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Luke Solomon - "Say Something/People Stamp Your Feet" (feat Natalie Broomes - accapella) - (3:27) 115 BPM
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826194 349998
23 Dec 16
DJ Tools
23 Dec 16
DJ Tools
Various / Luke Solomon
Jonny Rock & Luke Solomon - "Mystery Track Approved" (rework By Jonny Rock & Luke Solomon) - (8:21) 123 BPM
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826194 338749
21 Oct 16
Deep House
21 Oct 16
Deep House
Luke Solomon feat Nick Maurer
Review: Six months on from the release of Luke Solomon and Nick Maurer's Body Movement EP on Classic, three tracks from that set get the remix treatment. There's a vintage feel about Jordan's heavy, acid-and-boompty influenced take on "The Acid Games", which sounds like vintage Classic or Dotbleep Recordings material from the mid 2000s (this is a good thing, by the way). Psychedelic acid lines come to the fore even more on Denney's remix of "Body Movement", which also features some suitably snappy drum machine hits and a suitably wild spoken word vocal from Maurer. Borrowed Identity do their best DJ Sneak impression on their version of "Dance Electric" - all thunderous, sub-heavy funk basslines, restless rhythms and drowsy deep house chords.
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826194 317393
31 Jul 15
Deep House
31 Jul 15
Deep House
Review: There's something pleasingly old-fashioned about Luke Solomon's latest missive for the re-born Classic imprint. Lead cut "The Acid Games", for example, sounds like something Solomon himself may have put out with one-time partner in crime Justin Harris on their Music for Freaks label back in the mid-noughties. Nick Maurer's quirky spoken vocal perfectly compliments Solomon's boompty-light beats and a typically snaking acid line. The eccentric title track - all wild vocals, hustling guitar licks and low-end pressure - feels like a long-lost Greens Keepers record (circa their career-defining What's My Man Got To Do With Gan? release), while "Second Hand Blues" sounds like an unlikely studio hoedown between Derrick Carter and Jimi Hendrix, with Soundstream on the edits.
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826194 263294
28 Jul 14
Deep House
28 Jul 14
Deep House
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