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Move D
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WAP 80CDD
18 Aug 96
Electro
18 Aug 96
Electro
Played by: Si muir, DNArt (Shift Ltd), Alkalino, Juno Recommends Deep House, Free Magic, S22, Bas Amro, Efdemin, Chicago Damn
Review: David Moufang has long been electronic music's most underrated producers. Over the years, he's released on such acclaimed imprints as Warp, Philpot, Compost, Workshop, Modern Love and Shanti, run his own acclaimed label (Source Records, not to be confused with the French label of the same name) and happily skipped between raw techno, jackin' acid, minimal grooves and high grade deep house, never once putting a foot wrong. It's some record. The Hydrophonics EP sees him in typically fine form, laying down another intoxicating blend of deep house moods. As you'd perhaps expect from someone of Moufang's experience, all three tracks are immaculately produced, with sophisticated use of melody and little compromise to the rules of deep house fashion. Make no mistake, this is house music for the heads - and all the better for it.
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UZURI 014
04 Apr 11
Deep House
04 Apr 11
Deep House
Review: You can usually rely on David 'Move D' Moufang to deliver the goods, especially when he's in full on ultra-deep mode. Here he joins forces with DJ Late for two ocean-deep excursions that simply bristle with subtle soul and hypnotic, late night intent. Lead cut "Le Fou" is particulary fine, offering just the right balance between crackly atmosphere and head-nodding bottom end groove. "Soon Solitude" is a tough brighter and breezier, building a positive vibe around a sampled blues vocal and some choice keys. Eddie C delivers remixes of both cuts, turning "Le Fou" on its head. Instead of darkness, he offers only dazzling light. It's a wonderful transformation.
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TEP 005
08 Dec 11
Deep House
08 Dec 11
Deep House
Various
Martini Bros - "Communicate" (feat Florian Schirmacher - Matthias Meyer & Patlac remix) - (8:23) 123 BPM
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827170 225183
31 Oct 11
Minimal/Tech House
31 Oct 11
Minimal/Tech House
The Organ Grinder / Studio Barnhus / Various
Various - "Kehakuma Space Ibiza Session" (continuous DJ mix by The Organ Grinder) - (1:02:25) 123 BPM
Radioactive Orchestra - "Three Excited Nuclei Of Lutetium-167 At E-Level Rnd" (Axel club edit) - (5:03)
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ESSR 10092
01 Nov 13
Deep House
01 Nov 13
Deep House
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CURLE 044D
24 Jun 13
Minimal/Tech House
24 Jun 13
Minimal/Tech House
Acid Pauli / Various
Review: The latest instalment of Crosstown Rebels' long-running Get Lost series comes from odd German deep house/tech house fusionist Acid Pauli, a man who looks more like a hairy Open University geology lecturer than a top-flight DJ. Reflecting Pauli's own style, the compilation's 41 unmixed tracks touch on shuffling, eyes-closed deepness, tactile techno, dream house and tongue-in-cheek silliness (the brilliant space-pop of "In My Spaceship" by Jan Turkenburg. More impressively, there are a string of previously unseen exclusives, including excellent tracks from Nicolas Jaar, Nu and Acid Pauli himself.
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CRMCD 020D
12 Nov 12
Deep House
12 Nov 12
Deep House
Various
DJ Yellow, Flowers & Sea Creatures - "No One Gets Left Behind" (Konstantin Sibold remix) - (6:50) 120 BPM
Shahrokh Sound Of K - "Perfect Stranger" (Boo Williams Chi Melodic remix - feat Robert Owens) - (6:44) 121 BPM
DJ Yellow, Flowers & Sea Creatures - "Deep Into Neon" (Mark E Deep House Feel remix) - (6:57) 115 BPM
Review: Hearty congratulations to Michael Reinboth, whose Compost Records' imprint recently celebrated its 25th birthday. As a way of marking this momentous occasion, the label has conjured up this expansive compilation, which offers up a blend of fresh remixes of label classics, overlooked revisions, bonus cuts and the odd hard-to-find classic (see Move D's superb "Hurt Me", which first appeared on the imprint in the mid-90s). Highlights are plentiful from start to finish, with Roman Flugel's throbbing rework of Beanfield's "Human Patterns", I:Cube's LFO-influenced re-make of A Forest Mighty Black's "Fresh In My Mind", Joakim's funk-fuelled acid take on Marbert Rocel's "Dance Slow" and Die Orangen's wonderfully druggy interpretation of Marsmobil's "Sometimes I Don't Regret" all catching the ear.
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CPT 5443
01 Jul 19
Deep House
01 Jul 19
Deep House
