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Politics Of Dancing
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Another pumping package from Politics Of Dancing, with original tracks from the eponymous label boss with Ray Mono, and a pair of remixes from Cab Drivers and Cuartero respectively to boot. You know what to expect - smooth pads, subtle acid squelch and wriggling, irresistible teccy beats, relentless and super-playable, but with an ear for detail that makes sure they stay fresh right to the runout groove.
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POD 026
25 Apr 22
Minimal/Tech House
25 Apr 22
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Politics Of Dancing is back with more groovy, bumpin' and surefire house on the Camille EP. In its original form, the title track is what you'd expect of the French producer with its bass-driven hypnotic splendour, which is perfect tackle for the warm up or afterhours. Speaking of the latter time slot, you can always count on Berlin veteran Hans Schaaf aka DJ Honesty to do it right. His deep, dubby and emotive rework really hits the spot. Interestingly enough, the second original offering on here titled "Bout That Time" is very much reminiscent of Schaaf's output on the seminal Cabinet Records, and it too gets the remix treatment by Neapolitan DJ Alessio Viggiano taking it into UK tech house territory.
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PODDIGITAL 002
22 Jan 21
Minimal/Tech House
22 Jan 21
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Parisian pair Politics of Dancing have decided to celebrate the 5th birthday of their namesake record label by release a string of EPs containing unheard tracks from friends and contemporaries. Naturally they feature on "Part 1" with "Peace", a deliciously deep early morning workout that wraps dreamy pads and dubbed-out synthesizer riffs around an especially huggable electronic groove. There are naturally plenty of highlights elsewhere across the EP though. Check first Boris Werner's "Omar Coming", a chugging and bass-heavy affair rich in mind-altering electronic effects, funky bass and layered percussion, before gaping in wonder at the New York, mid-1990s vibes of Djebali and Stephan Bazbaz's "J'Adore". The contribution by Rowlandz, a thickset number that matches a chunky groove with jaunty Clavinet stabs and electric piano flourishes, is also luscious.
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POD 019
19 Jul 19
Deep House
19 Jul 19
Deep House
