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Stefan Ringer
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Review: Having spent the last six years hopping between such admired labels as Argot, NDATL, the Love Below and, most recently, People of Earth, Stefan Ringer is ready to add another much-loved imprint to his CV: Quintessentials. Opener 'Otw' delivers a predictably strong start to the EP, with Ringer adding (synthesizer) xylophone solos and jazzy synth stabs to the deepest and dreamiest of broken house grooves. 'Shakeyabody' is a more low-slung, late-night affair where manipulated spoken word vocals and fuzzy synth riffs ride another deliciously deep and locked-in gorove, while 'Evolution' boasts an attractive mix of sparse-but-jacking drum machine beats, ocean-deep chords and leisurely, early morning synth sounds.
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QUINTESSENTIALS 74
18 Dec 20
Deep House
18 Dec 20
Deep House
Laurel Halo / Various
Review: Over the course of numerous albums and Eps, Laurel Halo has made a name with her experimental, uncompromising take on electronic music - can she do the same with her DJing? Listening to this, the 68th instalment of DJ-Kicks, the answer is a resounding 'yes'. It moves from the abstract chimes of her own "Public Art" to the bruising rhythms of Stallone the Reducer and Red Axes' low-slung electro into the next-wave Detroit techno of Fit Siegel and the bleary European sound of Dario Zenker, representing here with "Koraimer Bro". However, Halo is also aware that to understand where electronic music is going to, you must first understand its past - and the inclusion of tracks from Jeff Mills' Final Cut band and Blake Baxter's catalogue showcases her deep knowledge and passion.
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K 7375DTM
22 Mar 19
Bass
22 Mar 19
Bass
