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Peshay
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Review: This guy is a producer who marches to the beat of his own drum (machine) having recently released his first album for seven years. "Generation", he's now finally releasing a single from it. This EP is really an album sampler, featuring three tracks culled from the long player. It's a good introduction to a good album, covering perky 60s shufflebeat on "Generation", rolling and lose hepcat jazz "Vanguard" and the brooding soul-hop of "Bronx Life".
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506020 5155290
31 Mar 14
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
31 Mar 14
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Played by: DJ P-SOL
Review: Given the clear jazz, Latin and jazz-funk influences in his drum and bass productions, we probably shouldn't be all that surprised by the sound of Generation, Peshay's first album since 2004. That we are says more about our preconceptions than the album itself. You see, Generation is Peshay in live mode, utilizing organic drums, horns, guitars and vintage synths to create impeccable tracks that pay tribute to his myriad of influences, from jazz and Brazilian beats, to old skool electro (the freestyle-tinged "Dirty"), rubbery jazz-funk, sensual, clav-happy soul (the thrilling dreaminess of "Never Let You Go") and sun-drenched downtempo grooves. It's a brilliant set, all told, full of hazy warmth and luxurious musicality. It's easily his best album to date and a joy from start to finish. Seriously, don't sleep on this one.
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TRU 285D
09 Dec 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
09 Dec 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Review: With this latest release for Tru Thoughts, Peshay continues to shed his DnB roots in favour of a more funk-based sound. In fact all three songs here could be compared to New York City and its differing eras: "Seville" with it's Latin-flavoured piano house is pure early '00s vibes. "Midnight Express" on the other hand, jumps back to the gritty NYC of the 70s sounding like the soundtrack from an episode of Starsky & Hutch. Finally "Kickin It With The Piano Trio" is the sound of jazzy Downtown coffee and record shops of the early 90s. Metalheadz, this ain't, but it's still damn good!
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TRUDD 099
04 Nov 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
04 Nov 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
