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Snad
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Philly head Snad arrives on Phonica AM for its third releases, adding the label to a list the producer has featured on including Pleasure Zone, Kimochi, Minibar, An|dromeda and Suol (to name a few). Getting trippy, deep and minimal on this EP, there's some funk and dub to be found on the title track - next to something a little more jacking in "Quark". That gets a deeper remix from slow lifer (Steve) Huerta, with something a little more classic yet micro-steppy in "Revival". Get lost.
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PHONICAM 003
29 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
29 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: DJ Mau Mau
Review: Shyam "Snad" Annad brings his brand of trippy house and techno to 2020 Vision's Luther Vine curated Fragments of Reality offshoot for the very first time. BY his own admission, the four tracks on show were partly inspired by the late nineties and early noughties output of Chez Damier and Ron Trent's Prescription Recordings imprint, though raw, sub-heavy and pleasingly percussive opener 'Bootlickerz' sounds more like a brain-melting fusion of vintage Dance Mania style ghetto-house and the fizzing madness of Paul Woolford classic 'Erotic Discourse'. 'Goobernatorial Candidacy' blurs the boundaries between electro, Chicago 'boompty' and ultra-deep house, while 'Per Savor' doffs a cap to Chez-and-Trent via ocean-deep pads, spacey bleeps and dubby bass. Finally, 'Butt Heads' is a locked-in chunk of early morning deep house hypnotism with trippy noises aplenty.
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FOR 05
31 Jul 23
Deep House
31 Jul 23
Deep House
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FOR05-A
17 Jul 23
Deep House
17 Jul 23
Deep House
Review: Running Back's occasional One Swallow Doesn't Make a Summer EPs are always worth a listen, not least because there's no filler or fluff - just a string of tried-and-tested club workouts from a variety of artists. Volume three in the series begins in muscular, pumped-up fashion via some sweat-soaked Italo-disco-meets-Hi-NRG revivalism from Berlin twosome Cryk, before Snad takes over via the rubbery synth-bass, sparkling synths and jaunty breakbeat house grooves of 'The Most Euphoric Moment of My Life'. Voon's 'Brando' is a cheeky fusion of bubbly Euro-disco bass, unfussy machine beats and surging synthesizer melodies, while Lukas Lehman's 'Juno Cuts a Caper' expertly joins the dots between dreamy deep house and shimmering, life-affirming synthesizer soundscapes.
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RB 0853D
16 Apr 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
16 Apr 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
