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Mafia Kiss
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BBC 006
03 Sep 22
Breakbeat
03 Sep 22
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 178
27 Nov 20
Breakbeat
27 Nov 20
Breakbeat
Various
Review: As ever, Punks have only gone and delivered a bombshell with this one as they unveil the third edition of their super celebrated 'BBQ Beats' series, featuring 20 outstanding break-inspired original creations. The roster for this one is pretty outstanding as we see the likes of Taim, Aurbs, Leda Stray, Jay Robinson, Plump DJs, Mafia Kiss and a tonne more join forces with label founders: Stanton Warriors for a fantastic display. Although this one really is jam packed, our immediate standouts would have to include the subtle subs and percussive licks of 'Love Theory' from Aylen, alongside Daze Prism's super techy 'Further', a spicy original indeed. Amazing work overall.
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PUNKS 175
19 Jun 20
Breakbeat
19 Jun 20
Breakbeat
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TJ 081
19 Aug 19
Breakbeat
19 Aug 19
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 145A
16 Nov 18
Breakbeat
16 Nov 18
Breakbeat
Various
Review: It's been a massive 2018 for Punks, who have continuously been putting out banger after banger. Nothing sums up the level at which they have been performing better than the second edition of their BBQ Beats compilation, this time featuring high profile appearances from the likes of Stanton Warriors, Nixon, Donkong, Plump DJ's and many more. For us the instant standouts have to be Wes Smith with his super groovy 'Rave On' composition along with Outlord's dubwise breakbeat fusion in 'Down The House'. A special shout has to go to Beatslappaz for their stomping contribution in 'The Drop', which is also an instant piece of rave dynamite.
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PUNKS 141
25 May 18
Breakbeat
25 May 18
Breakbeat
Review: Oh boy, it's Mafia Kiss back on the Stanton Warriors' Punks imprint for some voracious blends of UK house baggage! The producer lands back with the solitary "Think", a 4/4 groove which carries a heavy load of jittery electro bass filtered through something that sounds distinctly grimey. In essence, this is the sort of house that has given the UK game a name in recent years, and it is bound to unleash large amounts of rave euphoria in the dancehall. Drop it well.
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PUNKS 117
18 Aug 17
Breakbeat
18 Aug 17
Breakbeat
Review: Mafia Kiss and Stanton Warrior's Punks imprint feel like a match made in heaven. In fact, there are few other labels onto which the artist would proliferate so well, and this is surely because of the Warrior's openness to any new hybrid strain of nu-breaks. "Raise" is a club banger that blurs the lines between house and two-step, coming through hard and heavy with mutant wave of bass that is bound to electrify just about any dancer, regardless of musical preferences. This is pure movement gear.
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PUNKS 114
16 Jun 17
Breakbeat
16 Jun 17
Breakbeat
Review: Just recently, none other than Mafia Kiss curated the debut volume of Stanton Warriors' Punks Selection series. It featured 22 sizzling bass jams and a DJ mix too. One of the stand out tracks on the record was Mafia Kiss' very own Close The Door. Now it's back for revenge in remixed form with Common Underground at the helm. They've done and excellent job too, delivering more than six minutes of slowly escalating breaky tech-house. Full of subtly and bounce, this rework is a killer!
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PUNKS 097
06 Feb 17
Breakbeat
06 Feb 17
Breakbeat
Mafia Kiss / Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Rory Hoy, Kissy Sell Out, Wiccatron, Distro, Negativ, Cos BV (Car Crash Set)
Review: Stanton Warriors have been on a mission to bring us the finest broken beat and heavy bass on Punks Music since 2001. Here the debut volume of the their new 'Punks Selection' series is curated by Mafia Kiss and focuses in 'on the deeper/stripped sounding side of the label's roster'. There is a whopping 22 track featured, as well as a one-hour DJ mix. Highlights include the urgent, haunted bounce of "The Oracle" by Leda Stray, the sultry, late night breakbeats of "K2" by Aloka and the scattershot ghetto beats of "Check Me Out" by Sly One.
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PUNKS 058
09 May 16
Breakbeat
09 May 16
Breakbeat
Review: Two of breakbeat's most creative minds on one of the beats scene's most consistent labels: First release in December 2014, Mafia Kiss's slinky synth-snapping "High" gets a bouncy groove treatment from Marten Horger. Maintaining the classic rave vocal sample while adding more euphoria into the hook, it's a welcomed update that doesn't detract from the original's evergreen appeal. Get "High" today.
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PUNKS 049
15 Jul 15
Breakbeat
15 Jul 15
Breakbeat
Review: A peck on the cheek promising imminent death; that's what a Mafia kiss is. Just in case you were under any illusions. It seems Breakspoll winner Mafia Kiss certainly isn't. While this ain't no peck - it's more like a sloppy, passionate reach-around - it sure is deadly. Taking elements of Nino Rota's classic Godfather theme and smashing them into a wobblesome, bass-ravaged breaks track, "Who's This?" will cause instant applause thanks to its familiarity while giving your floor plenty of surprises thanks to the twisted arrangement. With added triplet squeezes and more persistence than a team of angry tabloid readers, you won't be asking who Mafia Kiss is for very long.
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RAT 054
30 Jul 12
Breakbeat
30 Jul 12
Breakbeat
