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Phonique
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Kasper Bjorke - "Deep Is The Breath" (with Jacob Bellens & Emma Acs - Hannulelauri Male mix) - (4:48) 112 BPM
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SLCTNS 19
27 Mar 21
Deep House
27 Mar 21
Deep House
Various
Phonique - "Worked It Out" (feat Ian James Whitelaw & Volker Meitz - Charles Webster's First remix) - (8:10) 125 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Esteemed German deep house imprint Dessous Recordings return with the second edition of the We Like The Deep series. Here Steve Bug & Co. curate another wonderful selection of sensual groove delights. Highlights coming from: Fairground People with the melancholic Windy City vibe of "Sound Foundation", as always legend Charles Webster lends his midas touch to Berlin veteran Phonique's "Worked It Out" (feat Ian James Whitelaw & Volker Meitz), longstanding label staple Vincenzo appears with the sexy deep disco goodness of "Don't You Ever Stop" while Bug's partner in crime Langenberg servers up some meditative tribal atmospherics on "Alternate Rhythm". Plus, there's the welcome return of UK tech house veteran Jamie Anderson (with Owain K) on the dubby late night mood music of "Night Scanner".
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DESDD 20
19 Mar 21
Deep House
19 Mar 21
Deep House
Various
Kasper Bjorke - "Deep Is The Breath" (with Jacob Bellens & Emma Acs - Permanent Vacation Breathless mix) - (6:51) 122 BPM
Played by: Tura
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PUSH 025
18 Jun 12
Deep House
18 Jun 12
Deep House
Various
Review: While Dessous may have originally laboured under the shadow of being "Steve Bug's other label", in recent times the imprint has really come into its own as an outlet for high quality deep house. This expansive 23-track collection gathers together some of Dessous' best moments from the last couple of years, throwing in a smattering of unreleased cuts from label stalwarts Vincenzo, Tigerskin and Phonique for good measure. As you'd perhaps expect, there's some exemplary deep and tech-house on show throughout, with Steve Bug's "Do It Right", Burnski's "Sometimes Takes Longer" and two superb Jamie Anderson/Owain K collaborations among the many highlights.
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DESCD 17
16 Sep 11
Deep House
16 Sep 11
Deep House
Review: Having previously impressed with some quietly impressive deep house, Phonique switches focus on this latest missive from Germany's Systematic imprint. "2 My Jungle" is hard to categorize musically, featuring as it does beats and riffs that boast the swing of Chicagoan boompty and the icy sparseness of German techno. It is, though, very good fun. Daniel Steinberg provides a more fleshed-out remix that benefits from some fidgety percussion and rolling acoustic guitar chords, while bonus cut "Divertimento" - arguably the best thing here - is luscious deep house for classic Balearic sunsets. Good stuff... as always.
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SYST 00806
12 Aug 11
Minimal/Tech House
12 Aug 11
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: Lola Allen
Review: The third volume in this series is a reminder of how broad the tech-house sound can be. At one end, there's Martin Landsky's stripped back and tripped out take on John Tejada's biggest tune, "Sweat On The Walls", while at the other end, there's the glorious soulful, acid-sprayed re-rub of Vincenzo's "The Clearing" by Ian Pooley. Landsky keeps the mood menacing with "2000 Miles", as does MANIK with the prowling bassline of "Pure Liquid". Thankfully, there are enough musical moments, from Phonique, David Durango and Mathias Mayeer- whose "Insomnia" climaxes to wave upon wave of deep chords - to provide the necessary counterbalance.
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PUSH 019J
07 Apr 11
Minimal/Tech House
07 Apr 11
Minimal/Tech House
Phonique feat Ian Whitlaw
Review: Over the last fifteen years Michael Vater's Phoniquie project has become somewhat of an institution within the world of deep house music. Admired as much for the sheer volume of his output as the quality that lies within it, Phonique has notched up nearly forty releases on labels such as Moodmusic, Crosstown Rebels, Brique Rouge, Souvenir, Renaissance, Global Underground and Poker Flat. But it is with Steve Bug?s sister label, Dessous, that Phonique has had the most fruitful relationship, bearing two acclaimed full length albums, the Erotic Moments in House compilation and a number of twelve inches. His 2004 debut LP, Identification was followed in 2007 by Good Idea, an album heralded for its combination of house, electro, hip-hop and disco. This June, the Berlin based producer will release his third studio album for the imprint, Kissing Strangers. Combing catchy underground pop moments with strong, club-ready cuts, Phonique conveys his love for all musical styles. Brimming with modern, soulful house music with a summery hue, Kissing Strangers is an immensely anticipated album. To ease the wait, Dessous are now releasing a remix package around album track, "Our Time Our Chance."
Featuring the haunting and timeless vocals of Ian Whitelaw, the original showcases the deepest of house music with melodic progressions and the kind of pristine synth lines that come hand in hand with Phonique. Riding his current wave of creativity, Best Works man Andre Lodemann delivers a sophisticated, reduced remix that bubbles along with rich atmospheric layers, subbed up bass and a resourceful use of Whitelaw's vocal. Wahoo, a duo made up of Georg von dem Bussche (Georg Levin) and Steffen Berkhahn (Dixon) work the esteemed musicality that both artists share into a funky, epic musical version of "Our Time Our Change." By adding a host of live instrumentation including drums, strings, pianos and horns, the duo turn this into a very special remix.
Featuring the haunting and timeless vocals of Ian Whitelaw, the original showcases the deepest of house music with melodic progressions and the kind of pristine synth lines that come hand in hand with Phonique. Riding his current wave of creativity, Best Works man Andre Lodemann delivers a sophisticated, reduced remix that bubbles along with rich atmospheric layers, subbed up bass and a resourceful use of Whitelaw's vocal. Wahoo, a duo made up of Georg von dem Bussche (Georg Levin) and Steffen Berkhahn (Dixon) work the esteemed musicality that both artists share into a funky, epic musical version of "Our Time Our Change." By adding a host of live instrumentation including drums, strings, pianos and horns, the duo turn this into a very special remix.
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DES 96DIG
14 May 10
Deep House
14 May 10
Deep House
Various
Phonique - "Worked It Out" (feat Ian Whitelaw & Meitz - Charles Webster Second remix) - (7:45) 125 BPM 
Played by: Marc Cotterell (Plastik People)
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DESCD13-DIG
30 Nov 07
Deep House
30 Nov 07
Deep House
Various
Michael Mind - "Blinded By The Light" (feat Manfred Mann's Earth Band - electro remix) - (5:05) 126 BPM
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088122 6124325
14 May 07
Electro House
14 May 07
Electro House
