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Sameed
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Review: Sample-based, hip-hop influenced house label Ele returns with a second missive. This time round, there's a quartet of artists at the controls, namely Manchester man Contours, GAMM and Local Talk regular Sameed, and the previously unheard Replete. The latter's "Legislate", a loose, languid, jazz-flecked chunk of sunshine deep house warmth featuring the suave vocals of Bini, is arguably the EP's standout moment - though it is pushed all the way by the crunchy drums, meandering electric piano solos and head-in-the-clouds dustiness of Sameed's "Someone Like U". The breezy, synth-heavy Balearic house breeziness of Contours' "Night Shift" and the drowsy, cut-up house thrust of "Rush", created by a producer who wishes to remain nameless, complete a fine package.
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ELE 002
25 Jun 18
Deep House
25 Jun 18
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: For their first foray into the world of the compilation style EP, Secret Crunch has gathered together an impressive cast of little known and fast-rising producers. Local Talk regular Sameed kicks things off with the warm, sugary and luscious, sample-heavy deep house bounce of "Pho", before Kian T impresses via the dreamy deep house grooves and lilting electrofunk synth solos of EP standout "As I". Lady Blaktronika provides some wonderfully evocative vocals on Jonna's rhythmically skewed but effortlessly groovy "You Make Me Do Things", while Malouane wraps ultra-deep chords and barely audible piano samples around a bouncy, jazz break-propelled deep house groove on the excellent "Got Robbed in a Forest".
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SCR 003
27 Oct 17
Deep House
27 Oct 17
Deep House
Played by: Titeknots, Valique, Dirty Channels, Thatmanmonkz (Shadeleaf Music), YAM WHO?, Dario Piana, REz, Superbreak, RocknRolla Soundsystem, Don Dayglow, Alkalino, Juno Recommends Deep House, Tonbe, Kenneth Bager // Musicfordreams, Ltj xperience, Alan Dixon, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Erik Rug, Massimo Vanoni (The Smoker), Ben Pearce, Hober Mallow, 80's Child, Le Visiteur Online, Andy Buchan, SITUATION, Olivier (La Freund Recordings), Vito & Druzzi
Review: Since first dropping on wax in the autumn, this multi-artist affair has gone on to be one of Local Talk's most popular releases in years. It's easy to see why. Jamie 326 and Masalo's "Testify" is a fabulously urgent concoction - a low-sling, disco-tinged deep house bomb built around a restless rhythm track, impassioned, gospel style vocal snippets, and killer Clavinet lines. Sameed's dustier, sweatier "Can't U" offers a different slant on the same idea, offering a basement-bothering stomper that utilizes many of the same samples. Finally, the same artist delivers something looser in the shape of deep jazz-house jam "Dusty Jazz".
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LT 074
27 Jan 17
Deep House
27 Jan 17
Deep House
Various
Played by: Kerem Akdag
Review: For those who lack the time and willpower to keep track of Local Talk's frenetic release schedule, the popular deep house label's Talking House series is something of a lifesaver. Like its' predecessors, this fourth installment was compiled by label bosses Mad Mats and Tooli, and gathers together 13 more highlights from their rapidly-expanding catalogue. Naturally, highlights come thick and fast, from the hip-hop meets classic deep house flex of Zoe Zoe's "Bust Them Wifes" and the classic Balearic house revivalism of Luke Solomon's "Lost Channels (Live Piano Version)", to the hustling percussion hits and constantly-rising electronics of Kyodai's "Konbanwa" and the delicious jazz-house bounce of Moodymanc's "Morning".
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LTTH 004
07 Nov 14
Deep House
07 Nov 14
Deep House
Played by: M.A.N.D.Y.
Review: By their standards, Tooli and Mad Mats' Local Talk label has been a bit quiet of late. This, from previously unheard producer Sameed, is something of a surging return to form. "Spend (Money)" kicks things off, lacing cut-up vocals, organs and keys over a booming, off-kilter rhythm that doesn't so much tease you on to the dancefloor as bellow in your face to join the party. The "Money Fo Dub" version of the same track offers an even more booming, fluid take that should be suited to afterhours dancefloors, while the murky, hip-hop influenced "Getyoself" brilliantly flits between sparse broken beat and low-sling tech house. Best of all, though, is "Still", a riotous acid rinse-out with hints of early '90s British techno, and in particular Yorkshire bleep and bass.
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LT 046
30 May 14
Deep House
30 May 14
Deep House
