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Dave Seaman - "Attention Deficit" (feat Flowers & Sea Creatures - Dave Seaman ADHD mix) - (6:56) 121 BPM
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SFLD 10Y
16 Oct 20
Progressive House
16 Oct 20
Progressive House
Various
Satoshi Fumi & Hiroshi Watanabe - "Time Lapse" (Eric Volta's Psychonauting On A Robot Heart mix) - (9:25) 115 BPM
Review: With 15 tracks to choose from, this is a package that offers great value for money and much useful ammunition for DJs playing at the deep tech/minimal end of the spectrum. Sasse, Satoshi Fumi & Hiroshi Watanabe and Spiritcatcher all feature, but generally the emphasis is on more up-and-coming producers, with tracks ranging from the deep, atmospheric throb of ORDA's opening salvo 'More Over' to the string-drenched, glitchy prog of Fumi & Watanabe's 'Time Lapse', via the smooth deep house of Sasse's 'Eagle Eyes' and the Italo nouveau of Alessio Pagliaroli's 'Distractions', not to mention something of a curveball in the form of Nick Chacona's shimmering, female-vocalled disco-pop closer 'Fear'.
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MOODSPEC 49
03 May 19
Deep House
03 May 19
Deep House
Various
Review: Nuno Dos Santos enjoys referring to the tracks he releases on Something Happening Somewhere as "stories". Thus, NOWHERE01 - the first volume in a new compilation series - is billed as being full of "shards of tales long forgotten". In reality, it's a fine set of previously unreleased tracks and remixes, though Dos Santos's description is much more poetic. While the quality threshold remains impressively high throughout, highlights include Fatama Yamaha's dreamy and lucid, deep house-meets-Balearic synth-pop tweak of Kiani and His Legion's "Electric", the sleazy and percussive techno-jack of Tracey's "Stratosfear", the jazzy deep house dreaminess of Love Over Entropy's "H1" and the deep space electro brilliance of Versalife's interpretation of the same artist's "Off The Grid".
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NOWHERE 01
09 Apr 18
Deep House
09 Apr 18
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Patlac is Patrick Mueller from Hamburg, who has had releases on top labels such as locals liebe*detail and Baalsaal in addition to remixes for Bedrock and Chapter 24. His latest release is his first full length offering courtesy of Offenbach tech house institution Connaisseur. 'Blinded' is a love letter to his hometown - in particular the metro line U3, Hamburg's oldest line and the train which takes Mueller to his studio every day. It had a huge influence on the tracks and set the mood that he wanted to create with this album. Highlights include the hypnotic and minimalist opener "Marcy" (original mix), the old-school electro of "House Of Waves" which surprisingly took its cues from Detroit legends Dopplereffekt, the soulful and spiritual dancefloor drama "Zone000-105" and yet another cryptic title in the form of "HsB62 To VnSg" (original mix) which provided some downtime in the form of some lush transcendental ambience.
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CNS 031LP
26 Jan 18
Minimal/Tech House
26 Jan 18
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Sasha
Review: Like many imprints RePublik started off as a club night. Based in Ireland, it hosted big names like Ben Klock and Maceo Plex over the course of the past ten years. Branching out into the label world they have tapped German producer Patlac for their latest release. The title track is a rolling minimal house affair led by dramatic chord stabs and clicking percussion and "Celer" is in a similar vein albeit with more trancey hooks. RePublik has also commissioned some high-quality remixers; Mathias Schober delivers two versions of the title track that alternate between the frazzled dub of the 'Raw version' and the chiming bells and brittle rhythm of the 'Polished version' while the Never More take on "Celer" ends the release in eerie evocative techno mode.
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RMR 02
10 Oct 16
Minimal/Tech House
10 Oct 16
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: RSS Disco
Review: Hamburg Elektronisch is the ultimate ode to the German harbour city's rich musical scene and heritage. A massive compilation comprised of a whopping thirty tracks by the city's legends (Boris Dlugosch, Lawrence, DJ Koze) and young guns (Tilman Tausendfreund, Joney, RSS Disco) alike. There's just so much great music on here but for our money, our picks are Christopher Rau with his sensual and ultra deep "RG En El Casa", Dial affiliate RVDS with the sexy late night groove of "Catwalk", local heroes Smallpeople on "Cricket Orchestra" (ultra deep, this one!) and the undisputed master of the dark journey track Oliver Huntemann with his comeback track "Kiez" that shows us that long before Tale Of Us or Mind Against: it was all about this guy!
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HFNDISK 31D
25 Mar 16
Minimal/Tech House
25 Mar 16
Minimal/Tech House
