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Sunner Soul
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Black Lace Vol 6EXCLUSIVE
Played by: Reed & Radley, FINGERMAN, YAM WHO?, Plastic Fantastic, Jay Ru, Futurewife, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), Alien Disco Sugar (Leonidas DeeJay), DJ P-SOL, Dee from Venice Beach, VinylAddicted, 80's Child
Review: Dynamicron's Los Grandes label is fast becoming one of the more reliable sources of contemporary disco. Their Black Lace compilations, which feature tracks that sit somewhere between straight-up edits and disco-tinged house productions, have proved particularly popular. There's predictably plenty to enjoy on this sixth instalment in the serious, from the righteous rubbery bass and space synths of Sunner Soul's "One Game" and heavyweight Italo pulse of Nicko's "Electronic Disguise", to the bouncy cut-up disco house antics of Mr Moustache Love's "El Coca", and Plastic Fantastic's dreamy downtempo gem "Beyond The Horizon". While the latter stands out like a sore thumb next to such boisterous dancefloor fare, it arguably provides the album's most startling moment.
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GRAN 026
03 Mar 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
03 Mar 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: To date, much of Sunner Soul's output has been released on Vintage Music, an imprint he set up some years back. Kinjo Music boss Dave Allison is clearly a fan, though, as he's snapped up an expansive, six-track EP of summery, melodious deep house from the experienced Russian producer. Highlights include the spacey melodies, hazy chords and groovy rhythms of "Dive With Kate", the chunky, Chez Damier style shuffle of "The Wrap Around", and the drowsy chords, dubby bass, and cymbal-heavy percussion of mid-tempo groover "Labyrinth". Germin provides the obligatory remix of this latter tune, smothering Sunner Soul's original in a wealth of jazzy, beach friendly musical touches.
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KM 57
19 Jul 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
19 Jul 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Street Madness EPEXCLUSIVE
Review: Who'd ever have thought that when the nights grow dark and cold, the exotic disco we turn to for warmth would be supplied by a Siberian producer? Well, it's true, and here, Alexander Chebankov aka Sunner Soul delivers three more sizzlers to keep the frostbite at bay. This time produced without his pal Banana Lover, "Hey" is all laid back and loungey guitar funk, "Mysterious Investigator" is seriously cool bass and bongos driven disco-fizz and "Street Madness" wraps things up with shimmering and golden phaser-heavy looped grooves. Hot!
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DD 012
25 Nov 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
25 Nov 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Two recent cuts from Russian disco don Alexander Chebankov, better known as Sunner Soul, get handed over to fellow St Petersburg native Unclepasha - whose musical CV dates back to the early 00s - for the remix treatment. His take on 'Right Place', which first appeared on last month's 'Something Good' EP, tones down the boogie and jazz-funk influences of the original and ends up deeper and smoother as a result. Conversely, he's kept the boogie stylings of 'Need You' (taken from February's 'Da Funk' EP) intact and arguably even emphasised them, in a dubbed-out remix that gets distinctly Levan/Peech Boys-esque in places.
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VMR 107
22 Apr 24
Deep House
22 Apr 24
Deep House
Review: St Petersburg's own disco don Sunner Soul returns with three more predictably high-calibre slices of contemporary disco. The EP opens with the sumptuous, lounge-y and aptly titled 'Late Night Vibes' with its dreamy female vocal, chorus'd "oohs" and lavish strings. 'Right Place' then joins the dots between deep house, filter disco and 80s boogie in a most pleasing fashion, before finally we come to the slightly housier 'Something Good' with its rich, warm bassline and sampled chunks of interview dialogue with the mighty Tupac. What the EP doesn't have, you might argue, is any obvious peaktime calls to the dancefloor, but that's a good thing... this is for the headz!
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VMR 106
18 Mar 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
18 Mar 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: By now, we should all know what to expect from Alexander Chebankov AKA Sunner Soul, namely warm, woozy, tactile and picturesque cuts that combine his own production chops with elements borrowed from disco, boogie, soul and Balearic jams. 'Da Funk', his first missive of 2024, boasts four tried and tested cuts. First up is the title track, a filter-heavy slab of filter heavy disco-house which boasts nods to some of Basement Jaxx's earliest material. This is followed by the Tiger & Woods-esque boogie-house of 'Need You', a tidy (and subtly dubby) South American jazz-funk-meets-disco number ('Brazilian Rhythms') and a gorgeously dreamy slab of ambient excellence ('Deep Space').
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VMR 104
12 Feb 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
12 Feb 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Three fresh cuts here from St Petersburg's own nu-disco don Sunner Soul, AKA Aleksandr Chebankov. There's a clue in the title as to the sound of the EP generally, but diving into specifics, it opens with the dense and shuffly 'Dans Le Metro', which sports a very fine, live-sounding bassline. 'Sweet Music' is similar in approach, distinguishing itself mostly through the use of a familiar-sounding "come on, give me some more" female vocal snip and also sporting some sprightly pianos, but the standout for yours truly is 'Love Break', which has crisper, cleaner production, a nice hefty b-line, sweeping strings and an overall summer-y feel.
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VMR 103
22 Jan 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
22 Jan 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Although he's kept up a steady release schedule this year, Sunner Soul seems to be getting a bit choosy about what he releases, and when. Of course, his summery outings are always worth checking, but it does seem that his quality threshold has increased impressively as the years have worn out. This time round, there's two tidy tracks to choose from. Up first is title track 'Funky Birds', a rolling house jam rich in jaunty piano motifs, sampled disco instrumentation, looped vocal snippets and a groove so chunky and tactile it could probably be used as a stress relieving toy. The St Petersburg-based producer keeps the dancefloor fun going on 'Party Time', a fittingly titled disco-house shuffler blessed with jazzy guitar licks and attractive electric piano hooks.
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VMR 102
20 Nov 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
20 Nov 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: A fine three-tracker here from St Petersburg's Sunner Soul. The warm-up friendly "Celebration Of Life" gets the ball rolling, topping an understated 4/4 kick and warm bass with a lilting piano lick, string flourishes and a spoken vocal proclaiming that "music is the basis of all life". Then we come to "Snowflake" itself, a laidback but deceptively pacey affair that richly deserves its lead cut status and that?ll go down a storm on any dancefloor where deep, jazzual grooves are served, before "Spinnin' Around" plays us out on a good-t
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VMR 101
23 Oct 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
23 Oct 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
House Temptations - "I Believe In Love" (feat Linda Muriel - Soulbridge instrumental mix) - (7:31) 124 BPM
Mark Picchiotti & JKriv - "Cryin' Out For Help" (feat Lisa Millett/Per Qx - Per QX remix) - (3:36) 122 BPM
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NBFHG 12
21 Jul 23
Funky/Club House
21 Jul 23
Funky/Club House
Review: Saint Petersburg-based disco/nu-disco/disco-house veteran Sunner Soul really shouldn't need any introduction by now, nor should his Vintage Music label. This latest offering in the 'Selection' series features 11 tracks supplied by the label boss himself, and while it'd be a stretch to argue that there was much here in the way of surprises or stylistic curveballs, fans of previous volumes will find much to enjoy. All 11 cuts are original productions rather than re-edits but the sampler's never too far away - and neither, for that matter, is a phat bassline or a snazzy lil' keyboard lick, with the sprightly jazz-funk of 'Skyline Boulevard', the fat-bottomed 'Do It All Night' and the smooth n' sultry 'Not Easy' all good places to start.
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VMR 099
20 Feb 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
20 Feb 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Sunner Soul has long excelled at blurring the boundaries between re-edits and original productions, frequently offering up sample-heavy tracks that combine original disco instrumentation with his own beats, basslines and effects. He's at it again on 'Disco Groove Part 1', a three-tracker packed with audible positivity and genuine good-time grooves. He first peppers a swinging house groove with flanged guitars, spoken word snippets and hazy effects aplenty on 'Fantasy Mood', before reaching for sax solos, rising horn ensemble sounds and disco-funk samples aplenty on the similarly chunky 'I Got Feel'. Rounding things off is 'Valor Orchestra', a swirling, filter-heavy take on a sumptuous, Barry White-esque disco outing.
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VMR 097
30 Jan 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
30 Jan 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Two contrasting yet complementary cuts make up this latest EP from nu-disco regular Sunner Soul, which is brought to you by Vintage Music. 'Disco Power' itself is a fairly upbeat and driving disco workout that's topped by several competing vocal samples, not least the "yes yes y'all don't stop" line from Common's 'I Used To Love H.E.R' - better known to house lovers, perhaps, from Da Mongoloids' Strictly classic 'Spark Da Meth' - while 'Vision Of Disco' operates in similar territory but falls more into the eyes-down and shuffling bracket, and comes topped with a whispered male "visions of paradise" vocal.
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VMR 096
21 Nov 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
21 Nov 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco, SUNNER SOUL, Discoholic Ken, Shaka Loves You, BRENDON P, LEGO EDIT
Review: As a general rule, any release with the name of UK disco stalwart Sunner Soul on it is unlikely to disappoint, and this new three-tracker for Vintage Music certainly doesn't. We kick off with 'Cordial Disco Wave', a midtempo instrumental number that's dripping in 70s-style strings and flutes, and that has a distinctly Nu Yorican feel in the percussion department. 'Boogie Down' then injects some serious dancefloor energy with its nagging piano hook, wailing sax and chorus'd vox, before the EP is completed by 'Fly With The Magic', a more musically involved, near-instrumental jam that veers more towards funk/jazz-funk than the rest.
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VMR 095
07 Nov 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
07 Nov 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
