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Review: Away Music has once again cracked open the treasure chest of auditory wonders with their latest release, "Reissued 3" by the dynamic duo Move D & Pete Namlook. It's like stumbling upon a secret entrance to the labyrinth of Moufang and Namlook's collaborative universe, expertly curated and now condensed onto a mind-bending EP. The journey begins with "Der Strahlende Verlierer," a warm and bubbly house expedition. Then it is the richly detailed electronica of "Hardwired Tangent." It's a sonic tapestry woven with intricate threads of sound, reminiscent of an early alt-version of their timeless "Wear Your Love Out." To close this EP, "Hardwired Hypotenuse + Asymptote," a dub techno extension that's a mathematical ponderance of ungrounded space. It's like they've taken a cosmic calculator and transformed it into an instrument, creating a symphony that resonates with the mysteries of the universe. This reissue isn't just a nostalgic trip; it's a part-posthumous reunion with the sonic spirits of two German ambient titans: Move D and the late Pete Namlook.
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AWAYLMTD003D
17 Nov 23
Techno
17 Nov 23
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Astonishingly, 28 years have now passed since Heidelberg heroes Move D and D-Man delivered their first two collaborative EPs ('Homework' parts one and two). They've remained occasional collaborators ever since, as 'All You Can Tweak' proves. The surprise album contains some material recorded as far back as 1994, but also cuts they've laid down at different points across the decades. It is, of course, a spectacular collection that draws on their mutual love of star-gazing Motor City techno and sci-fi seeped deep house. Highlights are plentiful, from the alien-sounding late-night dancefloor psychedelia of 'Colon Ize', space-drift '90s tech-house purism of 'All You Can Beat', to the tactile, early Larry Heard and UK bleep-influenced excellence of 'Wired To The Mothership 2021' and the sunrise-ready shuffle of 'Luvbyrds'.
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SMALLVILLELP 15
02 Dec 22
Deep House
02 Dec 22
Deep House
Review: We were rather surprised to learn that this typically impressive EP marks David Moufang AKA Move D's first solo EP for Smallville. It would be fair to say that it's been worth the wait though. Title track 'Inside The Freero Dome' is the kind of gorgeous, ambient-influenced deep house brilliance - complete with atmosphere recorded inside the dome space at the Freerotation festival - that Moufang does better than anyone else in the world (think stoned sub-bass, dreamy chords and blazed electric piano motifs). On 'The System Is' he goes deeper still, conjuring a trippy and hypnotic chunk of early morning gorgeousness that sits somewhere between spacey deep house and ultra-deep techno, before rounding things off with 'Swarm Robot Love', a sparse but impactful chunk of Metro Area style deep electronic disco brilliance underpinned by clicking electro drums.
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SMALLVILLE 57
03 Dec 21
Deep House
03 Dec 21
Deep House
Played by: Metropolitan Soul Museum
Review: Lovers of Move D & Benjamin Brunn will know it's been a long time coming since we've heard new material for the ambient house loving duo - no that we expected it! In this poetic display for Smallville it brings back haze, smells and memories from a time when we associated the label Smallville with STL's At Disconnected Moments and Songs From The Beehive, the duo's incredible second album. The pair's concept pushes even further into ambient pastures this time and you can expect baths of warm, think and heavy floating basslines being graced by waving pads, soft arpeggios and the pitter patter of spaced out, glitchy pops of percussion. Ambient house at its finest.
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SMALLVILLELP 13
14 Feb 20
Ambient/Drone
14 Feb 20
Ambient/Drone
Move D / Various
Review: As his vast discography proves, David "Move D" Moufang is a big fan of musical collaborations. It's perhaps fitting, then, that his latest album is packed to the rafters with co-produced killers. Check, for example, the ultra-deep, woozy and off-kilter "Innit", a superbly dubby and opaque cut made with German rave pioneer D-Man, the intergalactic deep house warmth of Fred P collaboration "Building Bridges" and the semi-orchestrated ambient bliss of Benjamin Brunn hook-up "Transit". His acclaimed collaborative projects also feature: Reagenz (with Jonah Sharp) joins forces with Thomas Fehlmann on the elastic dub techno flex of "One Small Step" and Magic Mountain High (with Juju and Jordash) takes slow-burn, softly spoken deep house/dub techno fusion and runs with it. As you'd expect, the solo tracks are impeccable, too.
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AUSLP 010D
12 Jul 19
Deep House
12 Jul 19
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
Review: Legendary German DJ/producer David "Move D" Moufang first appeared on Electric Minds back in 2013. "To The Disco '77" was an undoubted highlight of that EP and here gets the remix treatment from the man himself. His "Live Rework" is a wonderfully loose and lucid affair, with quietly jazzy guitars, New Jersey garage organs and headline-grabbing vocal samples wrapping themselves around foreboding, low-end chords and nifty, on the fly drum machine programming. Moufang joins forces with Mister Saturday Night man Justin Carter for "Leaves (Basement Demo)", a wonderfully deep, rich and spacey house cut that recalls the long-serving German producer's intelligent techno era output (albeit with the added warmth of head-in-the-clouds deep house).
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EMINDS 032
19 Jan 18
Deep House
19 Jan 18
Deep House
Review: Since the dawn of the 1990s, David "Move D" Moufang has been one of house and techno's most reliable producers. It's no surprise, then, that this double-header - featuring a solo production, and a fresh collaboration with Jonah Sharp under the long-running Reagenz alias - is pretty darn hot. Moufang's "Roll Split" is a deliciously spacey, emotion-rich and enveloping affair that builds to a head-spinning conclusion via waves of undulating Motor City electronics, tactile riffs, surging bass and intergalactic chords. The Reagenz tune, "460 Melrose Place", is similarly cosmic in outlook, with the veteran duo smothering a superb drum machine groove with stretched out chords, pulsating sub bass, glistening, ambient techno style motifs, and shuffling bongo hits.
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AWAY 004D
24 Mar 17
Deep House
24 Mar 17
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House, Alan Dixon, Heidy P., Askell (BORG LTD), Jakobin & Domino, Kiwi, Olivier (La Freund Recordings)
Review: Only those with long memories will remember David 'Move D' Moufang's short-lived Housegrooves alias. It was only used for a single 1993 release, Volume 1, a 12" that has long been in-demand amongst deep house diggers. Misfit Melodies have decided to give it the reissue treatment, partnering two of the EP's most lauded cuts with fresh remixes and edits. In the former category you'll find the low-slung analogue bass, rolling beats and spacey synth melodies of "I Gave My Love", and the more bumpin', New Jersey influenced Seebase collaboration "Deep", which here gets a slight edit from DJ Oyster. The most impressive rework comes from Shan and Gerd Janson, who turn "I Gave My Love" into a saucer-eyed chunk of piano-heavy, rave-era breakbeat-house bliss.
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MFM 03
21 Oct 16
Deep House
21 Oct 16
Deep 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
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
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
