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Review: Here we have two brothers from Leeds who are unapologetic about their mission to produce uplifting feel good party music. Bouncing firmly in the electro-swing camp, these energetic chaps have lived up to the genre's ideals of fusing house beats to like, really old swing, jazz and big band music, with their new single, "Chimichanga Cha Cha". Shuffling modern beats nestle with a vintage Mexican party sample (a jovial ode to the eponymous burrito!), before some heavier wobble bass kicks in to push things up a gear or two.
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FLK 049
21 Sep 12
21 Sep 12
Dave Spoon / Various
Stupid Fresh - "Stretch The Canvas" (feat Lo-Fi & Lee 'Call Of The' Crowther - original mix) - (5:41) 126 BPM
Played by: Siimo, Nick & Danny Chatelain, Alex Reliic, //SOLD! Records, Moguai (Punx), Spacedafunk, The Undah-Dub
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TOOL 042
21 Jul 08
21 Jul 08
Review: With big thumbs up already from DJ Zinc, Foamo, DJ Yoda and Lee Mortimer among others, this huge new carnival raver from TLGB is destined to be a bit of a player coming into summer. With a filtered horn sample ushering a torrent of scratched beats, Bmore claps, tropical samples and dubstep-esque squelches, it's a beautifully jumbled blizzard. There's a handy dub included for DJs, while brothers in bass Tomb Crew and Marlow each deliver killer mixes. Also check out another TLGB newie - the sine-wave riding "Warehouse Bird".
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CTFAT 110
09 May 11
09 May 11
Review: S-Express was a group of glorious misfits led by the legendary DJ Mark Moore. A teenage punk and New Romantic, he was a pivotal figure in London's club scene and one who helped house music reach the masses with "Theme From S-Express" which topped the charts in 1988. Here he invites an eyebrow-raising list of names to reinterpret his band's back catalogue and it's a thrill a minute listen. Highlights include HMD's deep disco rework of "Pimps, Pushers, Prostitutes", Chris & Cosey's deliciously electroclash rework of "Lollypop" and Primal Scream's gospel-tinged drone-rock rework of "Mantra For A State Of Mind".
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NBCD 001D
27 May 16
27 May 16
Smalltown DJs feat Trigga Nom
Played by: Hong Kong Ping Pong, Juno Recommends Electro House, Tim Livingstone, The Funk Hunters, Nappy Riddem, Angela Fisken, The Golden Toyz
Review: New from T&A Records, Canadian club-killers Smalltown DJs smash it in a dancehall/electro style with "Loving The Vibe", which mixes Trigga Nom's fresh, rootsy flow with a wobbly beat and some hard-rocking tropical snares. Among the excellent remixes included, it's hard to pick a favourite between the punchy Bmore/breaks makeover from Deekline and Lars Moston's subtle bass refix
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TA 0036
08 May 12
08 May 12
Review: Out on N-Type's Wheel & Deal imprint, London duo Soap Dodgers build on their recent support from Skream and Youngsta with these two new tracks. The huge, kuduro-rhythmed "Rachel Went South" is perfect for spinners who like to rise up into the 140bpm zone and proves a very solid worker with some scratchy bleeps and thick kicks keeping every second thrilling. On the flip, the equally sharp "Belly" dips low for a polyrhytmic half-step snare but keeps the adrenaline pumping thanks to plenty of itchy 808 hits and addictive acapella shots.
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WHEELYDEALY 024
13 Feb 12
13 Feb 12
