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Mariano Mellino
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: More dreamy deep house courtesy of Lee Burridge's ever reliable Tale + Tone here, this time by Mariano Mellino (Warung/Darkroom Dubs) & John Cosani (Plaisirs Sonores/Timeless Moment) on the Storytellers EP. The title track with its evocative arrangement underpinned by elaborate polyrhythms is a deep dive into the exotic. Prepare to venture further into ecstasy on the mesmerising energy of "Hal" which sees Mellino fly solo, as does Cosani up next on the sexy mood music of "Sumeria".
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TNT 042
18 Mar 22
Minimal/Tech House
18 Mar 22
Minimal/Tech House
Various / Hernan Cattaneo
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Progressive house supremo Hernan Cattaneo takes us on a journey to the deep side here, and it's very much the proverbial game of two halves. In the first half, the Argentinian skillfully weaves a path through dreamy midtempo numbers (see Kymatiks' Green Fields & Lemon Skies'), moody, broody synth chuggers (Cattaneo & Soundexile's 'Flair') and full-on ambience (Navar's 'Zion'). For the second half, the dancefloor ante is raised considerably by the likes of Cid Inc's driving Balearic prog jam 'Forgotten' and the chunky, atmospheric 'Mein Sohn' by Subandrio. The deep/prog hinterland has long been Cattaneo's home, and this engaging collection shows why he's one of the scene's most revered selectors.
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BAL025 DBP
02 Aug 19
Deep House
02 Aug 19
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Silicone Soul's Darkroom Dubs build on the foundations laid 30 years ago during that Second Summer Of Love - and they rewind back to that zeitgeist in '88/'89 by way of current artists and some legends alike: the heady haze of two culture-accelerating summers. The veteran UK DJ Justin Robertson fires up his Deadstock 33 alias once again on this blissed-out electro groove of "Infinite Interchange", Scandinavian tech-house heroes Of Norway (Connaisseur/My Favorite Robot) deliver the dubby and evocative mood lighting of "She Never Lost A Passenger" and label mainstays Skinnerbox get properly moody on the atmospheric "Nyeusi" (Original Mix).
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DRD 069D
13 Jul 18
Deep House
13 Jul 18
Deep House
