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Review: There's a notable inclusion in the list of producers contributing to Editorial's latest red-hot collection of floor-friendly reworks. Vastly experienced house producer Art of Tones turns re-editor on "Bootyshaker", a sublime, loose-limbed interpretation of a Red Greg-championed disco-soul favourite that benefits greatly from just the right amount of low-end house pressure. Similar accolades could be placed on the gently bouncy disco-funk shuffle of Matt Hughes' electric piano and jazz guitar-laden "Walk The Chalk", or for that matter the deep, spacey and radiator-warm electrofunk bliss of Special Q's talkbox-sporting "Lost in You". Elsewhere, Sellouts goes all "boom-bap" on the freshly baked instrumental hip-hop head-nodder "Ain't No Thang", while Barry Closer gets tactile and glassy-eyed on the Balearic boogie of "Closer".
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EDWAX 19
03 May 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
03 May 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: B-Jam, Adam B (Homegrown Music), Audible Whispers, LPZ, Stan Tropic, Faze Action, Superbreak, Mike O'Mara, Juno Recommends Disco, Juno Recommends Deep House, Alessandro Otiz, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Tasun, Tura, D-Funk, Sccucci Manucci, Trujillo, Waxwing, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, Ruben & Ra, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), Heion, Lovewithme, MOON RUNNER, ELECTROSEXUAL
Review: The Sccucci Manucci label has done a fine job of handpicking artists on the rise for their releases to date, collaring the likes of Casino Times, Francis Inferno Orchestra and Toomydisco as well as the odd established name like Jacques Renault. The label's fourth release Forza Quattro is still grounded in the disco/house sensibility that has served them so well, though the presence of Waze & Oddysey demonstrates the Sccucci A & R team are willing to deviate. The elusive US pair are in the midst of a hot patch right now with releases already burning on Body Work and Southern Fried and plenty more due over the coming months, so their presence here is a real coup. "I Can't Hear You" sounds vaguely like a extra bouncy cover of the classic "RIP Groove" and definitely ranks alongside their output to date. The EP also has tempo traversing contributions from Fil Lavin, Sellouts and Deadly Sins, with the latter's slow and chuggy "Don't You Know" a particular highlight.
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SCCUCCI 004
23 Feb 14
Deep House
23 Feb 14
Deep House
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DSOH 035
10 May 13
Deep House
10 May 13
Deep House
Review: Aussie producer Johnny Herring brings his Sellouts project to 4Lux Black. As with previous excursions, Second Game ripples with deep, midtempo disco intent - all hypnotic grooves, barely-audible vocal samples, warm cords and touchy-feely soul samples. It's a relatively common sound - think early Nicholas or Ooft's edit-inclined work - but one that Herring does better than most. Opener "Still Standing"- all head-nodding disco-soul grooves and filtered vocal loops - is probably the standout, though the far deeper title track and near-Balearic bliss of "She Knows" are almost as good.
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4LUX 014B
16 Nov 12
Deep House
16 Nov 12
Deep House
Various
Played by: George Kelly, JimmyTheTwin, Audible Whispers, Timewarp, AUDIOPROPHECY, FINGERMAN, Superbreak, Dj Steef, Juno Recommends Disco, Husky, Freddy Love, The Glue, Sleazy Beats Recordings, Cyclist, Touchsoul, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, Get Down Edits, Pablo - Fatty Fatty Phonographics, Lovewithme
Review: On the back of their decidedly smoochy Show Me Love EP, the scalpel fiends and disco/house crossover monkeys at Editorial HQ take another trip into the world of soft-focus groovery. As usual, there's plenty of decidedly touchy-feely fare to enjoy, from the tough bass and twinkling synths of Elias Tzikas' "Just For You" and Tiger & Woods-on-valium vibes of Sellouts' "Let Me Work", to the sensual, slo-mo soul of Get Down Edits' "Two-Timin' Lady". The ever-cheeky Ed Wizard and Disco Double Dee pair up for a silly, delay-laden re-tweak of the Knight Rider theme tune (really), whilst Debonair offers up a slick chunk of rush-inducing disco-house loveliness. Top stuff.
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ED 16
05 Mar 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
05 Mar 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
