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Thomass Jackson
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The Affair EPEXCLUSIVE
Played by: DAVE GERRARD, Tronik Youth, Julian Sanza, FINGERMAN, Dave Allison (Editorial), Irregular Disco Workers, Superbreak, Moustache Love, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), Alan Mooney's Edits
Review: Argentine producer Thomass Jackson has previously impressed with his warm, rubbery, tactile blends of disco, electrofunk, deep house and nu-disco. Following acclaimed outings on Electrique Music and Legendary Sound Research, he pops up on Play Pal with a varied quartet of likeable cuts. Opener "You Better Hold Me" is starry and evocative, lacing tasteful electric pianos and sweet jazz guitars over a particularly rubbery synth bassline. "The Affair" delivers a dose of chugging, cut-up '80s soul with a P-funk twist, while "Percolator" sounds like Spirictcatcher after a night with Roger Troutman. Finally, "Social Assassin" delves deeper into alternative territory, coming on like some long lost Factory Records B-side circa 1986.
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PP 004
20 Jan 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
20 Jan 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Pals Vol 2EXCLUSIVE
Played by: Rocco Universal, Dicky Trisco, Teniente Castillo (Play Pal Music), FINGERMAN, YAM WHO?, Dario Piana, Superbreak, Luis Machuca, Juno Recommends Disco, Richard Rossa, Vermelho, Fernando, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Get Down Edits, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), KS French, Future Feelings, Thomass Jackson - August Chart, RalphMyerz
Review: Teniente Castillo's Madrid-based disco/nu-disco imprint Play Pal Music got off to the perfect start last year, delivering a sweet compilation of re-edits, reworks and original tracks that found its way into the playlists of many top selectors. This follow-up repeats the formula, delivering a wide range of goodness, from the string-drenched nu-Balearic goodness of Trip Guitar's "El Vuelto", to the baggy, horn-heavy, filter-sporting disco-funk revivalism of Disco Tech's "Let Me". Highlights are plentiful, from the superb re-edits of Get Down Edits (whose touchy-feely "Holdin' Me Back" is excellent) and Beaten Space Probe (check "Gotta Play Funk", with its woozy synth doodles), to the heavy electrofunk of Juan Laya and Thomass Jackson.
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PP 003
01 Jul 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
01 Jul 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
