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Venice Beach
Browse the latest digital releases by Venice Beach
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EMR 020
01 May 20
Funky/Club House
01 May 20
Funky/Club House
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RW 056
15 Mar 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
15 Mar 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: Discovered on the club scene, duo Jay and Dee aka Venice Beach are today's new house sensation. Collaborating with the biggest names both in the studio and live: such as Escort, Moon Boots, RAC and Space Their last EP 'Closer' heralded an artistic turning point for the group - who plan to focus on productions in the pop universe. "Beyond The Clouds" is neon-lit modern synthpop that you could imagine playing in your convertible, with the rooftop down and the summer breeze blowing through your hair. The aforementioned Jay (Airiness) even gets on remix duties, delivering a roaring electro-house rendition for the evening that will surely set the dancefloor alight.
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EMR 008
26 Jan 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
26 Jan 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: This may not be the first full-length outing for occasional Nang contributors Venice Beach - they've previously released a few albums of re-edits - but it is their first set of original productions. Beginning with the Gauloises sporting Italo-disco chug of "No Complex", Parisian Disco is a perfect showcase for the duo's distinctive brand of synth-heavy nu-disco. Highlights include the rubbery dub disco grooves and dancing melody lines of "Medusa Lounge", the similarly throbbing party business of "Paradise" - all slap bass and big build-ups - and the dreamy nu-disco/deep house fusion of "Unique". The album's two vocal moments are pretty tidy, too, making it a quietly impressive collection of tracks.
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DV 012
03 Feb 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
03 Feb 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various Disco EditsEXCLUSIVE
Review: Nine months on from their last outing, cut-up merchants Venice Beach return with another collection of Various Disco Edits. The Parisian duo is in fine form, too, opening with the hazy vocals, rubbery groove and stuttering edit effects of "Move To The Groove", before savagely cutting up a sparkling boogie number in a Tiger & Woods style on "Waiting For You". "Oh Oh Disco" is a bassline-driven Salsoul rearrangement designed to suit sweaty house dancefloors, while the overwhelmingly sweet "You Got Me" and synth-heavy "Do It" (itself a radical overhaul of a Shirley Lites classic) should please those who like their disco pitched-down and trippy. They finish with "I Like Disco", a hip-shaking trip into groovy disco-house territory complete with filter effects and booming bassline.
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DV 011
11 Mar 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
11 Mar 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: There are few better at cutting-up classic disco material than Venice Beach. The Parisian duo rarely strays away from their tried-and-tested formula, which offers a French Touch style take - all thick bottom-end, copious filters and cheeky loops - on the simple disco edit. It's much in evident on this latest two-track assault. "Just Like Music" sees them re-inventing Dayton's rare groove classic "The Sound of Music" as a chunky house looper, while "Love's The Feeling" successfully tinkers with Serious Intention's "Serious", a dubwise proto-house classic that was once a favourite at the paradise garage. That they've managed to retain the sparse, trippy, delay-laden feel of the original while beefing up the bottom end is particularly impressive.
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BBR 009
15 Jun 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
15 Jun 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
Disco Edits LPEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Superbreak, TOM GLIDE, KS French, Inigo, Dee from Venice Beach, Jay Da Headslick (Venice Beach), Venice Beach
Review: Having seduced all and sundry with their sleek nu-disco re-edits, ever popular duo Jay & Dee (aka Venice Beach) are turning up the heat and delivering their debut LP. All the elements that have helped make their records hip are present and correct: chic bass, clap along er, claps, and excellent taste in samples. Highlights include the wayward bass-a-thon of "No More Kitch", the mid-80s freestyle soul of "High" and in particular, the rubbery sleaze-beat of "Deep Dance". Tres bien!
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DV 010
04 Nov 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
04 Nov 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
A Disco Edit CollaborationEXCLUSIVE
Review: Parisian party-starters Venice Beach have always done a neat line in sneaky scalpel jobs; in fact, before moving more into original production last year, it was their bread and butter. Here, they dig out their old editing tools and join forces with Philadelphia's DJ Apt One to lay down a couple of floor-friendly re-rubs. "Socket" is, perhaps unsurprisingly, a beefed up, dubbed-out and house style take on Shalamar's low-slung disco bomb "Right In The Socket". The original bassline, guitars, synth and vocal remain, but are joined by heavy new drums with real swing. "Money (feat DJ Bruce)", meanwhile, works the filters hard, looping up and cutting up a quirky, long-forgotten disco gem.
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DV 008
29 Jul 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
29 Jul 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
Edits Vol 4EXCLUSIVE
Review: It's been a bit quiet from the Venice Beach camp of late - the Parisian discoteers have been hibernating it appears, but with a name like theirs it's clear they only do sunkissed vibes anyway. With this latest EP of re-edits, they've made up for their absence by cramming in four newies - the loungey disco-house of "Cruisin', the sultry rubbery bass-isms of "Hot", the trippy, breaky funk loops of "It's Party" and the upbeat space disco of "Oh Oh Disco".
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DV 007
22 Apr 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
22 Apr 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
Waiting For YouEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), Dee from Venice Beach, Albacore, Venice Beach
Review: Parisian party types Venice Beach are gaining a name for themselves as reliable providers of synth-heavy disco-house. Here, they pop up on Mexican label Coquette Maison with two more tracks of goodtime disco-funk. "Waiting For You" leads the charge, offering a choppy, loopy electrofunk jam that sounds like a looser take on the Tiger & Woods cut-up style. While not as immediate or heavy as T&W, it's still pretty attractive. The riotous "Rad", on the other hand, is a formidably sweaty cut-up of Prince-ish synths, rubbery P-funk groovery and cheeky samples. Underestimate its power at your peril.
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COQUETTE 006
06 Feb 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
06 Feb 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Parisian DJ/producer duo Edit Beach have previously impressed with two volumes of hot-to-trot, dancefloor-friendly scalpel works. This third instalment in the series features more dope jams tweaked for modern dancefloors. "Slap Disco" opens proceedings with a barrage of slap bass, darting synths and low slung percussion, before "Come On" loops and filters a suitably obscure chunk of beefy mutant disco. "I Like Disco" takes a trip into loopy, compressed disco/house territory, bobbing and weaving like a crackhead trying to evade the police. Closer "Walkman", meanwhile, sounds like a Halloween cover version of French oddballs Kasso.
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DV 006
19 Oct 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
19 Oct 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
