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Steve Lawler
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Review: Two right legends team up for the next killer out on VIVa Music: label head honcho Steve Lawler and the legendary american producer Arthur Baker. The latter is one of the most renowned producers and remixers, whose talents have benefited the likes of New Order, Afrika Bambaataa and Pet Shop Boys among many others. In recent times he's collaborated with Rennie Pilgrim, Vanilla Ace and former Bronski Beat singer Jimmy Somerville for a release on Defected. "Into The Groove" is a sweltering tribal house workout and perfect to get into the zone past 3AM and is reminiscent of Lawler's seminal sound that he brought from NYC to the UK at the turn of the millenium. It's jam packed with a bunch of wicked remixes too: our favourites came in the form of Amine Edge & DANCE's exhilarating acid house makeover and Jansons' low slung disco house rendition.
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VIVA 147
06 Apr 18
Minimal/Tech House
06 Apr 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Steve Lawler's respected VIVa Music celebrates a decade in the business and what better to celebrate than with a various artists' compilation; the second part in fact. Starting out with head honcho Lawler's funky disco house jam "Show The Way" this one is definitely super fly, if you catch our drift! Polish duo Catz N Dogz stay on the funky and filtered disco house tip with "Ali". What is this, a late nineties tribute? 'Cause we're loving it all the same! Canadian hardware maverick and all round genius Mathew Jonson breaks the mould, providing the typically minimal and hypnotic groove of "1234567" while speaking of minimal; nobody does it quite like the Romanians. Their nation's finest, Livio & Roby, turn in the rolling and downright stomping "9 De Ville".
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VIVAX 2
18 Nov 16
Funky/Club House
18 Nov 16
Funky/Club House
Review: Steve Lawler's label unleashes the second installment of its Warriors series. While the UK DJ is synonymous with his tribal house sound, there is enough variety on this compilation to keep the listener interested. Sante's "That Girl" revolves around heavy drums and a tripped out break down, while Davide Squillace & Guti's "The Other Side Of Hustler" pushes further in that direction, with spooky chants unfolding over a driving groove. Vocals also prevail on the compilation's other highlights: Philip Bader's "Crazy" sees pitched down vocals introduced over deep chords, while Bimas' excellent "Never Say Goodbye" fuses icy synths and a moody male vocal to create a sombre dance floor cut.
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VIVAMC11BX
19 Aug 13
Minimal/Tech House
19 Aug 13
Minimal/Tech House
Review: By now, you should all know what you're getting from Steve Lawler, namely atmospheric darkroom fare that ebbs and flows with all the fluidity of a tropical snake. "Avaida (The Organ Track)" flips the script slightly, offering a more tactile approach, but the intoxicating atmospheres and long, drawn-out build-ups remain. As the title suggests, "Avaida (The Organ Track)" features plenty of fairground organ, peppering up a typically late night-centric groove. The shorter dub offers a decent alternative, while Miami veterans Murk go crazy on their 12-minute rework. Full of twisted noises, odd electronic stabs and near tribal drums, it's a thrill-a-minute alternative to Lawler's tactile original.
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VIVA 099D
01 Apr 13
Deep House
01 Apr 13
Deep House
