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Shur I Kan
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Played by: Larse
Review: Like its' predecessors, the fifth installment in Freerange's ongoing 20th anniversary EP series contains some killer new cuts. Fittingly, it's label boss Jimpster who leads the charge, encouraging us to sway in the afternoon sunshine on the deep, tactile and woozy "Ceilings" (which also features evocative vocals from Laura Barrick). The water-side, alfresco dancing vibe is accentuated by Shur-I-Kan on "Beach Life", a hazy, wide-eyed trip into symphonic deep house territory that ranks amongst his finest productions to date. Elsewhere, Brian Ring melds Mascara-clad '80s new wave and early Chicago house on the fine "Love Taken Over", while Clavis layers dreamy marimba melodies on top of huggable deep house grooves on the delightful "Cydalise".
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FRD 218
22 Jul 16
Deep House
22 Jul 16
Deep House
Played by: Ross Couch, OOFT!, FINGERMAN, Kisk, Crackazat, Matt Masters (Freerange), Juno Recommends Deep House, Tom (Shur-I-Kan) Szirtes, Weedyman, Cosmic Cowboys, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Kuba Kraczewski, Phil Dockerty, Nachtbraker, Fouk
Review: Freerange Records kick off the first part of their Double Century vinyl edition with four finely honed cuts of prime contemporary deep house that reflect the ever evolving tastes of the label. Boss man Jimpster takes the lead spot with the cyclical and spiritual "Head Spin" while by way of contrast Matt Masters and Pippo Ceretti bring a much more minimal approach to their tribal-flavoured "Xenophilia". Andy Hart has a more classic, smooth deep house approach on "MYLNY" which comes on rousing and romantic with its heartfelt string lines, and then Shur-I-Khan throws down a moody beat track to get you loose and limbered up.
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FRD 200A
23 Mar 15
Deep House
23 Mar 15
Deep House
Review: To celebrate ten years of Lazy Days, boss men Fred Everything and Mike Fresco have come up with a novel concept: a series of five EPs containing ten new tracks from ten different artists. This first volume in the series features label regulars Shur I Kan and Pezzner, with the former opening proceedings. "Something In The Air" is one of the sometime Freerange man's best tracks for a while, getting just the right balance between chunky deep house bounce, sweet melodiousness and sweaty, late night goodness. Pezzner takes a different tack on "Thug Rock", delivering all the cut-up thrills of boompty-era Classic releases with all the melodious warmth of contemporary deep house.
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LZD 049
23 Feb 15
Deep House
23 Feb 15
Deep House
Various
Kruse & Nuernberg feat Stee Downes - "Love Can't Break You Down" (Shur I Kan 90 s dub) - (7:08) 122 BPM
Played by: Deeligent Soul
Review: Should the dark days and cold nights of winter be dragging you down, you should listen to this 10-track collection from Fred Everything and Mike Fresco's Lazy Days Recordings. It was, apparently, designed to "keep you warm on cold winter nights". Certainly, there's something rather toasty about Fred Everything's deliciously fluid and quietly soulful "Street Luv", while you'll struggle to find a smoother, sexier deep house track than San Francisco man Lace DeSardi's "Expressions" (though Lay-Far's string-laden, disco-influenced "New Day, New Light" pushes it close). Wisely, they've also included a few chunkier, tougher and stripped-back cuts (see the Satoshi Tomiie and Matthias Voigt hook-up, for starters), but the album's real standout - Shur I Kan's "Blue Giraffe" - is also its most musically expansive moment. Seriously, it's one of his best tracks to date, and a real "feelgood" treat.
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LZDLP 06
26 Jan 15
Deep House
26 Jan 15
Deep House
Played by: Ross Couch, JimmyTheTwin, Atjazz, Kisk, Gorge, Ana Prentice, Alkalino, Jad & The, Juno Recommends Deep House, Tom (Shur-I-Kan) Szirtes, James Curd, Santi Touch, Rundom Uolk, Darius Vaikas, Weedyman, Denny Loco, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, DJ P-SOL, CHEZZ, TCTS, Todd Osborn
Review: Given his background in nu-jazz, broken beat and deep house, you'd expect any jazz-themed production from former Freerange regular Tom Szirtes to be pretty tasty. Predictably, "Jazz Club" is. Packed with hissing cymbals, low-slung bass, undulating grooves, tasty samples and particularly smoky atmospherics, "Jazz Club" sounds like a welcome update of "Rose Rouge"-era St Germain. It's got dancefloor chops, but enough musicality and neat production touches to impress the heads. The accompanying remixes are solid, too, with Antanas A's bumpin' rework just edging out Max Graef's chugging, deeper effort.
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EF 002
10 Jan 14
Deep House
10 Jan 14
Deep House
Review: UK house veteran Tom Szirtes aka Shur-i-kan shows his signature love of jazz on "Afrodisiac Intro". There, squealing jazz chords unfold over hyperactive breaks until it gets to a point where the sax squalls morph into the sound of a woman in the throes of an orgasm. Szirtes performs some more sonic alchemy on "The Fly"; the central melody line sounds like a buzzing insect, which then changes into a humming bassline before giving way to an insistent, acid-soaked groove. He returns to a more typical Shur - I- kan approach on "In the Groove" and "Cats on Crack", where clipped beats, low slung grooves and rich disco samples prevail.
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DE 025
10 Sep 12
Minimal/Tech House
10 Sep 12
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Ross Couch, Adam B (Homegrown Music), Giom, Art Of Tones, Martin Haberland, Terry Grant, Juno Recommends Deep House, Tom (Shur-I-Kan) Szirtes, Kirby, Javi Lopez, J&M BROTHERS, Rony Breaker, Fred Everything, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Marvin Zeyss
Review: Over the course of the last decade, Shur-I-Kan's development from shuffly broken beat maestro to deep house stalwart has mirrored the shift in emphasis of his regular home, Freerange Records. Here he shifts focus again, popping up on Lazy Days with a reliably solid three-tracker that should please old fans and newcomers alike. While "Staying In" and the particularly gorgeous "One 10" are typical chunks of melody-driven deepness, lead cut "Life Live" is thicker, funkier and altogether more hurried than his usual output. With its copious use of filters, sweet vocal samples and thick, disco-centric bottom end, it should find favour well beyond deep house clubs.
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LZD-024
04 Oct 11
Deep House
04 Oct 11
Deep House
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DE 002
01 Dec 08
Deep House
01 Dec 08
Deep House
