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Perdu
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Review: Dutch producer Perdu is known for his work on Optimo Music, Heist and We Play House, among other labels, and here he comes to Germany's Live At Robert Johnson with a five-tracker that draws heavily on Italo/cosmic disco for inspiration. 'Dystopia' is all driving 4/4s and shimmering synths, 'Retrograde Mercury' has an intense, claustrophobic, tribalistic feel, 'Rise Of F5' is uptempo and energetic, and 'Somehow It's Different Now' is a slightly more contemplative variation on the theme, before the Bells Remix of 'Dystopia' adds a little old skool Chi-town flava in the drums department.
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PLAYRJC 067D
16 Apr 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
16 Apr 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: As is now traditional, Heist Recordings has kick-started a new year by asking their artists to remix each other. Boss men Detroit Swindle set the tone with a gorgeously positive, synth-heavy remix of Fouk's "Need My Space" before Makez re-imagines Perdu's "Sacramento" as an acid bass-propelled bounce through melodious deep house pastures and Fouk adds a little loose-limbed swing and dirty bass pressure to Demuir's percussive and warming "The 3nity Returneth". Perdu reaches for the psychedelic acid lines and squelchy synth-bass on a Latin-tinged remake of Detroit Swindle's Lorenz Rhode collaboration "Music For Clubs", while Demuir beefs up Makez's breezy and melodious "Random Visits".
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HEIST 043
27 Jan 20
Deep House
27 Jan 20
Deep House
Review: Having previously flexed his psychedelic influences and love for bustling breakbeats via a tasty three-tracker on Optimo Music's Digital Danceforce offshoot, former Let's Play House artist Perdu makes his bow on Heist Recordings. Perdu love of lo-fi electronics once again comes to the fore on undulating, carnival-ready opener "Janes World", which is in turn re-imagined as a spiraling chunk of synth-heavy house by man of the moment DJ Boring. He brilliantly joins the dots between tropical melodies, heavy bass and shuffling machine beats on "Sacremento", which comes accompanied by a deeper and chunkier Dub, while "Morbid" is an excitable affair rich in rubbery samba-house drums and woozy, life-affirming synthesizer motifs.
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HEIST 038
06 May 19
Deep House
06 May 19
Deep House
