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Mad Rey
Review: A decade after making his debut on D.KO Records, Quentin Leroy brings his Mad Rey project back to the storied deep house imprint for the first time in four years. This time round, he's focused on club-ready dancefloor tools, with all but one of the tracks on offer appearing in 'dub mix' form. In general, that means locked-in deepness is the order of the day, with the wonderfully tactile 'Deeper (dub mix)', analogue-rich and acid-smothered 'Sunday Blues 1 (dub mix)', dark and nasty 'Tuesday Good Day (dub mix)' and raw, tech-tinged 'Please Don't Wait (dub mix)' standing out. There are a couple of intriguing diversions, though - see the breathless alien techno of 'Longplay (dub mix)' and deep drum-and-bass-jazz of 'Luv Dub Mix (dub mix)'.
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DKORLP 02
10 Jan 25
Deep House
10 Jan 25
Deep House
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370142 1514660
24 Dec 24
Techno
24 Dec 24
Techno
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DKORLP 02SINGLE
14 Nov 24
Techno
14 Nov 24
Techno
Review: Mamie's Records is a record label based in Paris and founded in 2007, curated by La Mamie's that represents local electronic music artists. Up next for their fourth release is local hero Quentin LeRoy aka Mad Rey - who most of you may know from his output on local imprint D.Ko and a great one on REKIDS earlier this year too. He serves up some deeply emotive and swing-fuelled grooviness on the bittersweet "Brazil Melancholia" and this is followed by the classic Windy City acid house aesthetic of "Phonk" which calls to mind the best of Trax Records' heyday.
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MAMIE 004
26 Mar 21
Deep House
26 Mar 21
Deep House
Review: Although he's occasionally made guest appearances on other labels - most notably Rekids, Money $ex and Vertv - Quentin Leroy AKA Mad Rey has been a key member of the D.KO family since the label's launch six years ago. Here he returns to the French imprint for the first time in two years with a predictably solid collection of cuts. Four of the six cuts are designated as dub mixes, with the French producer variously offering up techno-tempo loopy deep house ("Never Know"), Mella Dee style techno-disco ("Bon Souvenir"), warehouse-ready ghetto-tech sleaze ("Go Fast") and lo-fi Chicago jack on steroids ("Balle Perdue"). Elsewhere, "Le Dermier Mot" is the kind of drowsy deepness found on Aphex Twin's "Selected Ambient Works Volume 1", while "Make It Right" is a breezy piano-house treat.
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DKORL 01
03 Apr 20
Deep House
03 Apr 20
Deep House
Review: Since Quentin Leroy made his vinyl debut with "Quartier Sex" five years ago, he's gone on to release acclaimed material on such labels as Rekids, Money $ex and, of course, D.KO. Yet as this first digital edition of his celebrated debut proves, his productions were always on the money. For proof, check the sample-happy snap of "Double Jeu", where angular analogue bass and Chicago style jacking drums come accompanied by spacey synths and funk-fuelled riffs, and the hypnotic, reliably relentless pump of late night stomper "Royal Bar". Elsewhere, Leroy impresses with a lolloping saunter through deep and woozy house territory ("Real Shit") and doffs a cap to Vibraphone king Roy Ayers on the jazz-funk/deep house fusion of "Tribute To Roy Ayers".
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DKO 02
01 Jan 19
Deep House
01 Jan 19
Deep House
Review: Fresh from their grinder and ready to roll, D.KO regulars Mad Rey and Mezigue present some "Spliff Shit". It's Mad Rey who handles side A, first serving up a rolling chunk of fliter-heavy, sample-driven deep house rich in loopy orchestral strings and head-nodding disco instrumentation ("L'anguille (Dodson beat)"), before diving deep into crystal clear seas on the wonderfully evocative and hazy "Afterwork". Mezigue, meanwhile, raises a few eyebrows - in a positive sense, of course - with the skittish 148 BPM beats, analogue Motor City bass and classic deep house chords of "House Mezique L'Homme Du Temps", before wrapping acid lines and loved-up electronics around a no-holds-barred techno rhythm on EP highlight "New DWN With It Version 1.2".
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DKO 22
24 Sep 18
Deep House
24 Sep 18
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: The free spirited sound of underground Parisian house soul; Neue Grafik, Hybu and EVANS' new label hits release three with a new homegrown concept; "Icone" is a home for the city's kindred spirits to unite and share smoky, soft-focus narratives. The woozy horns of Rafiki's "La Fourche", Monomite's somnambulant soul on "City Life", Neue Grafik's broken-drum cascades on "Moutons Electriques", Lieu Saint's subverted Jersey-scented filtered house on "Sale Paradis" and the iconic drum machine technoid stutters and oceanic washes of Mad Rey's "Travail De Porc". Each cut unrestrained and hugely versatile; Vertv are not to be diverted from.
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VRTV 003
27 Oct 17
Deep House
27 Oct 17
Deep House
Flabaire / Mad Rey / D.KO Records feat Paul Cut / Cire Chaude / Sandro / brAque / Rag Dabons / Larry Houl
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DKO 15
01 Aug 17
Deep House
01 Aug 17
Deep House
Review: Hailing from Paris (where else?) Mad Rey is a producer who must be permanently in the mood for love - making the most sultry and raunchy deep house going. Every release on his D.KO label has been frisky as hell, and now we get a whole nine tracks of his saucy joints to cavort with. Highlights include the hazy bootycall beats of opener "Bounce", the haunting disco-noir temptress "Minnestoa Fats" and the smooth late 80s sax-tasy house of "Balabushka". An impressive long player if ever there was one!
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DKO 16
25 Jun 17
Deep House
25 Jun 17
Deep House
Review: D.KO records boss Mad Rey is a Paris based producer with further affiliations with Red Lebanese and Babylon Rockers. He inaugurates new label VERTV, imagined by the three Parisian producers and DJs: Neue Grafik, Hybu and EVANS. Opening with "JaJa Californien" which is a dusty, smoked out and sampledelic deep house jam in the vein of Glenn Astro or Max Graef. The same goes for "Song 741" with its playground samples and deep house keys a recurring theme throughout, it sounds great. "Commune (Les Pigeons)" however gets on a much tougher tip and could easily mix/ transition into techno in a DJ set, with its furious drums and sharp saw wave stabs. We're likin' it!
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361459 6712598
29 Jan 16
Deep House
29 Jan 16
Deep House
Review: Sexy Parisian deep house: what more can we say? D.KO are the right crew for the job, as we'll explain. Local lad Flabaire has appeared previously on Serie Limitee and Organic Music. "Biblife" is sombre and soulful deep house reminiscent of the emotive style of legends like Pepe Braddock or Schmoove. Paso Music head honcho: Paso, also appears here with the deep and sultry groove of "I Never" which is perfect for the early evening or afterhours alike. Petr Serkin gives the track a pretty decent remix treatment too, retaining the deep funky groove but with some help from some dreamy pads and cowbells which work a treat. Ma Rey's "Quartier Sex" is definitely the fiercest offering on here; tough and thumping peak time house reminiscent of Phil Weeks.
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DKO 01
15 Jan 16
Deep House
15 Jan 16
Deep House
