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William Caycedo
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Review: Rawax goes deep again with some more sumptuous finds, this time from William Caycedo, dropping the Bag of Boom EP for Rawax in 2018. Kickin it with the lowly gangster groove of "Cuban Linx" it paints a good picture for what that might actually look like in a club. "Steppin' Razor" keeps it tight like a dope Baby Ford jam, whereas "Roasted" toasts the kicks a fraction for that extra heaviness in the beat. Throwback to some spacey kick and percussion combis in "Dirty Dancing" - with hi-fi and lo-fi trips in effect, "Cella Dweller" keeps it radically raw too for some subby under-beats best heard on a boat somewhere in Berlin.
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RAWAX 020S
18 Aug 23
Minimal/Tech House
18 Aug 23
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: 13 months on from signalling their arrival via a strong multi-artist sampler, DJ agency-turned-label Bondru returns with a second volume of UK bass-inspired club cuts from artists on the roster. There's a richly percussive, pleasingly sub-heavy start courtesy of Julien Fuentes and Borren's tribal-tinged 'Bongolo' before Azad adds deep house tropes to a 4/4 UK garage blueprint on 'Dusty Cough' and Borren peppers a stupidly deep sub-bassline and bumpin' beats with ghostly lead lines on 'Keep It Up'. Elsewhere, Daniele Temperilli re-imagines bleep & bass for the 21st century on 'Focus', Julien Fuentes gets deep and dubby on 'Ghetto Youth', and William Caycedo aims for peak-time dominance via the slamming (and predictably sub-heavy) 'Dirty Wu'.
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BNDR 002
23 Feb 23
Funky/Club House
23 Feb 23
Funky/Club House
Review: Will 2017 see the emergence of UK techno's 'golden age' as a key reference point? That seems to be the message from this debut release on Who's Susan. While William Caycedo's remix of Axefield's "SNY" is informed by the snappy drums of 90s deep house, both Raar and Axefield venture to the earlier part of that decade for inspiration. The original version of "SNY" is littered with martian bleeps and spacey chords as its languid groove unravels. Better still is Raar's "Santori"; the synths have a ghostly, haunted feeling and the brittle, acid soaked rhythm sounds redolent of artists like B12.
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SUSAN 001
06 Jan 17
Techno
06 Jan 17
Techno
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100390 60
05 May 12
Deep House
05 May 12
Deep House
