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San Proper
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Review: Following the release of Figi and San Proper's debut collaborative album, the label has commissioned remixes of the standout tracks. Like-minded producer Tom Trago refocuses on the dance floor for his take on "A Place For Love". Crisp snares and lush chords unfold over a chugging groove, with ponderous vocals bubbling to the surface. On his reshape of "Alive", Seth Troxler ventures down a dubby path; over a hypnotic, scuffled rhythm, the US producer layers in the original track's soulful vocal and dreamy textures. The label owners provide the other interpretations; on "Speakers Go Pop", Guti drops squalling guitar licks over a rolling groove, while David Gtronic's version of "Let It Bleed" is a funk-led workout, underpinned by tight drums and insistent synth stabs.
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PDM 020
04 Aug 23
Minimal/Tech House
04 Aug 23
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Last appearing back on Dopeness Galore in 2016 with a set of L.O.V.E EPs, Amsterdam's much loved character, local celebrity and sometimes Perlon contributor, San Proper, sends in a third wave of L.O.V.E. The result is an intriguing six-track EP that documents musical collaborations he's made in cities like Casablanca, Bogota, Amsterdam and Medellin and across its six tracks, part 3 takes in more collaborations from upcoming artists like Mr. Cruz, Elias Mazian, Bobbi and V. Bannier (among others) helping mould a sound that takes in Arabique, Latin-Americain and western influences of broken beat, rock, pop and original P-Proper-funk.
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DG 13003
22 Oct 20
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
22 Oct 20
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Various
Chemars - "Welcome To Vic Fontaine's Heart Of Glass" (feat Egor Tokarev - Sax Rework) - (6:26) 123 BPM
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LWFDHG 06
13 Sep 17
Funky/Club House
13 Sep 17
Funky/Club House
Review: Effective new tech bullets from the utterly on-point San Proper, a contemporary king of the dance circuit, and an artist that we always love to hear new material from. The producer is up on his native Dopeness Galore, a Dutch label whose material ranges from the jazz of Chet Baker, to Pharaoh, Sanders, and through to Kid Sublime or Inkswel. "Lovesick" is one of those tunes that you leave the club humming, a memorable house banger fuelled by sexy vocals with a romantic twist. Dope. "Monkeys Play With Fire" comes in a remix version by San Proper himself and Wouda, and this is the killer here, a trip dub experiment with lovely tribal drums and wild samples. Recommended!
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DG 13 002
15 Sep 16
Deep House
15 Sep 16
Deep House
Various
Review: Believe it or not, but the Lessizmore imprint is in its tenth year of service, and while this makes us all feel a little older, it also makes us feel a little more like dancing. They've prepared a special release for this anniversary and, unsurprisingly, this compilation is filled with utter bombs from some of the hottest properties in house, techno and minimal. Just for you to get a taste of this beast, you have winner after winner from peeps like San Proper, Deadbeat, Mathias Kaden, Mike Shannon, Magda, Steve O'Sullivan....shall we go on? No, we think you get the picture.
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LIZM 15
06 Jun 16
Minimal/Tech House
06 Jun 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Amsterdam's San Proper has been responsible for some great releases over the years, though few have managed to capture the anything-goes eccentricity of his DJ sets. Happily, that's where San Proper presents L.O.V.E comes in. While informed by his rubbery, off-kilter style of deep house, most of the tracks offer a deliciously, quirky, left-of-centre take on styles that have influenced him over the years. So, "Brazil" twists samba rhythms into new, dirt-encrusted analogue house shapes, "Bring It On Back" and "Grace" put electro and P-funk through the shredder, "Change Yo Ways" doffs a cap to ghetto-tech and Miami booty (albeit in a deeper, smokier setting), and "It's Here" is blue-eyed soul for the lo-fi Balearic generation. Best of all, though, is the title track, which delivers a devilishly low-slung boogie/leftfield disco hybrid.
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DG 13001
03 Mar 16
Deep House
03 Mar 16
Deep House
Review: If you were to think of two maverick producers in the wider spectrum of minimal dancefloor music, San Proper and Ricardo Villalobos make for two very strong contenders for freakiest of the bunch. Put them together and what you have is two fantastically strung out workings full of the Chilean's penchant for subtlety and lengthy workouts. The pleasant surprise here is that Proper's flair and wide spectrum of samples adds some life to Villalobos' mixes where sometimes he can get a little lost in his own sound hole. It's dark, tripped out stuff full of skittering drums and disembodied vocals, and it's absolutely brilliant in the process.
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RH118 RMX
09 Apr 12
Deep House
09 Apr 12
Deep House
Review: For the fourth part of the Dekmantel anniversary series, Skudge and San Proper go head to head with two varying levels of dark techno business. Skudge are in fine form, delivering one of their subtly melodic tracks that work around one repeated and tweaked refrain. San Proper spices things up nicely on his "Rattle (Station 2 Station)", as a grinding, industrial beat mixes with dense vocals, synths, speech samples and plenty more. The end result is a perfect example of the kind of steamy, sweaty haze of late night damage that Mr Proper has made his own.
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DKMNTL AS-5.4
16 Mar 12
Deep House
16 Mar 12
Deep House
