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Rabo & Snob
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Played by: Dicky Trisco, Superbreak, Pete Herbert, Juno Recommends Disco, Tonbe, Monsieur Van Pratt, Mr Doris, Stephen Richards (DiscoDaze), Downunder Disco, Kongisto, FRAN DEEPER, Paper Recordings, Problematic Disko, James Bright
Review: They might hail from Israel, but much of Rabo & Snob's music is not influenced by Middle Eastern musical culture, but rather the rhythms, vocals and instrumentation of the African continent. The pair continue this approach on their first Razor 'N' Tape outing, with opener 'Yom Yom' cannily combining squelchy synth bass, fizzing electronics and slick Afro-synth drums with Ghanaian vocals and distinctively West African melodic phrasing. Later in the EP you'll also find a more hypnotic, percussion-rich Dub Mix of the same track that's also well worth checking. Elsewhere, 'Have You Seen My Lady' is darker and sleazier, with low-slung bass, creepy chords and warehouse-ready stabs, while the similarly weighty and locked-in 'Adjinu' makes great use of Acid Arab style electronics and a very 'LFO'-esque analogue bassline.
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RNTD 063
30 Apr 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
30 Apr 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: FINGERMAN, Dave Allison (Editorial), Superbreak, Hot Toddy, Juno Recommends Disco, The Funk Hunters, CC:DISCO!, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), Ramsey Hercules, VinylAddicted, Editor's Kutz
Review: There's something admirable about the no-nonsense approach of the Editorial camp. While steeped in a deep love of the disco sound and the genre's deep history, the edits and reworks they release are first and foremost tried-and-tested dancefloor bumpers. The four cuts here are a great case in point. Ed Wizard & Disco Double Dee's "Do It One More Time" is a hustlin', low-slung treat (recasting Harvey Mason's "Groovin You" as a sweaty chugger), while Rabo & Snob's "Camel Filter" romps along on a formidable disco-funk flex. The biggest surprise, though is Vinyladdicted's "Alright", a rush-inducing chunk of Balearic disco.
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ED 24
19 Feb 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
19 Feb 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
