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Paul Johnson
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MTXSP 513
14 Apr 23
Bass
14 Apr 23
Bass
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TZR 113
11 Nov 22
Uplifting Trance
11 Nov 22
Uplifting Trance
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TZR 102
26 Aug 22
Uplifting Trance
26 Aug 22
Uplifting Trance
Moveltraxx / Various
Review: With the summer moving rapidly through it's paces, Moveltraxx have once again delivered a heavyweight selection, this time launching their awesome 'TRAXXOLOGY' compilation, exploring a sunshine-fueled collection of dancefloor originals. We see the project explore numerous different areas, from the heavily sampled vocal chops of DJ Tameil's 'Rude Boy Giddy Up and Mighty Mark & TT The Artist's 'Say Yeah', through to the more disco-laced drives of Dudley Slang's 'Glaiatoreyz' or Househead Samira's 'Radio Safia'. The range is very impressive across this wicked 15 track collection, with our favourites including the warm chord lines of Lil 'Tal's Radio edit version of Paul Johnson's 'Dance With Me', next to the glittering landscapes of Kozee's 'Tropical Pizza'. Awesome work!
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MTXLG 001
11 Aug 22
Bass
11 Aug 22
Bass
Review: The joy of the digital download editions of the DJ Kicks series is not so much the included DJ mix - which, of course, is invariably excellent - but the accompanying full-length, DJ friendly tracks gathered by that edition's selector, in this case Elevate Berlin record store owner (and fine producer) Cinthie Christl. Her mostly club-friendly selections are little less than superb, moving from driving, organ-and-bass-rich U.S-style house (Terrence Parker, Niles Cooper, Sandil, her own exclusive 'Organ (DJ Kicks)') and life-affirming piano-house (Ruff Stuff), to deep two-step (Camion Bazar), slamming techno-funk (Anil Aras), dusty techno (Adriyano), deep breakbeat wooziness (Ben Hauke) and deep, dreamy acid jack ('Anna Wall'). In other words, it's a blindingly good selection - and Cinthie's DJ mix is wildly entertaining, too.
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K7412DX
01 Apr 22
Deep House
01 Apr 22
Deep House
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TZR 018
01 Feb 21
Pop Trance
01 Feb 21
Pop Trance
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MIL 012
06 Jul 15
Deep House
06 Jul 15
Deep House
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CPJTX 003
25 Jun 15
Minimal/Tech House
25 Jun 15
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: Girls Of The Internet, Chrissy, Alkalino, DJ Sneak, Trevor Benz, Top Billin Soundsystem, Philthtrax, Round Table Knights, Joeski
Review: Given the rise in popularity of Dance Mania-inspired ghetto-house and ghetto-tech releases over the last couple of years, it was perhaps inevitable that someone would put together a compilation celebrating the label's greatest moments. That it was Strut that did it with Dance Mania Hardcore Traxx: Dance Mania Records 1986-1997 was something of a comfort; Quinton Scott's crate-digging imprint does these kind of history-driven compilations so well. Dance Mania: Ghetto Madness is a second trawl through the archives of the label and features some fifteen cuts of little-known or hard-to-find tracks from the likes of DJ Funk, Paul Johnson, DJ Rush, Jammin' Gerald and Wax Master Maurice (whose bizarre but brilliant "Bounce That Body" is a highlight).
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STRUT 120CDX
26 Jan 15
Minimal/Tech House
26 Jan 15
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: Perc, Paul Mac, Debukas, YAM WHO?, S-File, Chris Coco, Alkalino, Juno Recommends Deep House, Benny Rodriques, L-VIS "Dance System" 1990, Chrissy, DJ P-SOL, The Zars, Aleqs Notal, Thug Entrancer, Graeme Park, Todd Osborn, Caribou, Philthtrax, The Black Madonna
Review: Given the recent upsurge in interest in the back catalogue of seminal Chicago label Dance Mania - particularly the ghetto booty side of their output - it seems fitting that Strut have finally given the label the retrospective treatment it so richly deserves. The whole story is here, from the early jack tracks of Hercules, The Housemaster Boyz and Victor Romero, to the stomping rhythms of DJ Funk, Dj Deeon and Robert Armani (whose ghetto-meets-acid jam "Ambulance" is a riotous highlight). Along the way, there are classics aplenty, alongside lesser-known gems from the vaults (see Parris Mitchell Project's ace "Ghetto Shout Out (feat Wax Master)" and Paul Johnson's thrilling "Feel My MF Bass"). Whether you're a Chicago house connoisseur or not, this should be essential listening.
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STRUT 114CD
10 Feb 14
Deep House
10 Feb 14
Deep House
