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Marvin & Guy
Browse the latest digital releases by Marvin & Guy
Played by: OOFT!, Red Star Arcade, Dicky Trisco, Goshawk/Rhythm Plate, Superbreak, Team Zapata/Brutal Disco, Juno Recommends Disco, Richard Rossa, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Moustache Love, Trujillo, Cyclist, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Get Down Edits, Italodisko, VinylAddicted, The Zars
Review: This shady duo specialise in no-nonsense disco and house with its roots strictly in the old skool. Here we get three underground productions: the title track is a deep linear loop affair with seductively chiming percussion and the occasional vocal noises, "Moon Import" is more trippy with gentle jazzy chords, loose, open hi-hats and more than a hint of acid. Finally "Shot Me" with its elastic live bass and heady atmosphere recalls punk funk at its most disco. Top trumps for the Cabral's Bottom mix of "Estasy" which evokes the raw spirit of Ron Hardy's Music Box.
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OTP 017
03 Apr 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
03 Apr 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
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PERMVAC 1871
01 Jul 19
Deep House
01 Jul 19
Deep House
Review: According to the elaborate press release accompanying this release, "Solar Warriors" is "Marvin and Guy on rocket fuel". There's certainly something suitably cosmic about "Notte", the cut that opens the Italian duo's second outing on Life & Death. Beginning with an inspirational spoken word sample, the track boasts woozy, deep space synths, hissing cymbals, colourful synthesizer lines and breathlessly beautiful piano riffs gently rising above a quietly pulsing groove. It's very good, all told, as is "Idra" where chanteuse Perel adds an atmospheric spoken word vocal (in German) over a slightly darker groove and even more spacey chords and melodies. Further intergalactic bliss is provided via the jaunty synth-bass, skittish beats and supernova synthesizer flourishes of "Stige (9AM Mix)".
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LAD 042D
07 Dec 18
Deep House
07 Dec 18
Deep House
Review: Italian duo Alessandro Parlatore and Marcello Giordani aka Marvin & Guy appear next for the Life and Death powerhouse for a stellar new EP. These four tracks 'explore parallel worlds through expert synthesizer sequencing and cavernous vocal features.' Esoteric melodies mixed with Athena's stream of consciousness recital guarantees dance floor energy on "Superior Conjunction". "Arpadia" with its hypnotic theme compliments the title track's restrained drama, while the Fantastic Twins' spoken word performance elevates "The Train of Fantastic" to an altered state of being. Fresh off some killer releases this year for Correspondant, Disco Halal and Permanent Vacation, these guys are bringing some top tunes and are truly on fire at the moment.
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LAD 034D
16 Jun 17
Minimal/Tech House
16 Jun 17
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Marvin Dan III and Lee "The Black Belt" Guy debut on the excellent Hivern Discs with the Egoista release and bring with them a wealth of knowledge and understanding of what makes a dancefloor tick. Most recently spotted on US label Young Adults, Marvin & Guy are known best for the series of cosmic disco mind benders issued for Let's Get Lost, On The Prowl, and their own eponymous label. That sense of cosmic sprawl is very much in evidence on this three-track release, with the seven minute title cut setting the tone, sounding akin to one of Joakim's more epic productions. The star gazing "Cancion (Para Ti)" has Lena Willikens set-opener written all over it whilst "The Man Who Lost The Hat" adopts a somewhat darker tone, despite the silly title. More great music from the Hivern crew.
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HVN 028
15 Jun 15
Minimal/Tech House
15 Jun 15
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: J&M BROTHERS
Review: Eskimo Recordings' colour-themed compilation series has thus far delivered enjoyable material in spades, with the first three albums providing a mix of sun-kissed nu-disco, woozy nu-Balearica, Italo-tinged chuggers, sumptuous syntyh-pop and atmospheric deep house. The Orange Collection, the fourth volume in the series, continues in this vein. Packed with colourful synths, tactile rhythms and vibrant vocals, highlights include the chiming nu-Balearic pop of This Soft Machine, the cheery Italo revivalism of Tarjei Nygard and Are Foss's "Flog", and the quirky Scandolearic deep house wooziness of Trulz & Robin's collaboration with fellow Norwegian Ost, "Find My Love".
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541416 507080D
04 May 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
04 May 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Marvin & Guy launch Young Adults' 2015 with a fresh, thrilling three-tracker in the familiarly disco-infected take on house music. The dupo's own M&G edits have now solidified their sound and we can only expect total dancefloor quality from the pair. As expected, Dance Ability certainly doesn't disappoint and their trademark blend of tight loops and acoustic instrument is more prominent than ever! "Dance Ability (The Journey)" is an ultra-deep, psychedelic synth journey accompanied by a relentless 4/4 swagger; "Dancecity" features Athena and goes into a funked-out jazz mode thanks to those cool horns and seductive vocals, while "Dancenergy" picks up the tempo and heads back to the floor...where Marvin & Guy always rule with an iron fist.
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YA- 008
24 Mar 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
24 Mar 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
