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Played by: Shantisan, Tal M. Klein, Basement Freaks, Juno Recommends Funk, Dj Max (Globe by dj Max & Gabb), Quasamodo, Greg Boraman
Review: The Q Orchestra is the musical project led by Greek producer, musician and songwriter Dimitris Nassios. Their debut album Journey Through Sounds is an opus of soulful danceable modern club grooves that delve into a whole spectrum of funk, breakbeat, disco, jazz and world music to great effect. Opening track "Simon Say's Don't Stop" sees funk heavy breakbeats sit underneath brass led horn lines, while 'Boogie Nights' featuring vocals of Jennie Kapadai comes replete with disco touches. 'The Pink Rider' is a collab with the Sly Players (from Goodgroove Records) who deliver a deeply grooving disco tinged funk number with distinctive guitar licks. Jennie pops up again on "My Way" which ventures into nu jazz territory whilst "Ritmo Diaboloco" and "Boca Que Engana" mix Latin breakbeats with exotic soundscapes.
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FSRCD 077
21 Jun 10
21 Jun 10
Review: Hungary isn't known as the hotbed of raw funk but The Qualitons are on a mission to sort this matter out. Tight, rolling organic funk is the order of the day with a heavy emphasis on slippery guitar licks and swift butt-punching drumwork. "Rolling The Bones" swaggers with a James Brown slamming groove and wears rock-tinted shades. Building with gusto, and a killer Hammond solo, this will induce any dancefloor into a swinging frenzy. "Fulcimpa" (Hungarian for earlobe, in case you're wondering) is a more sultry instrumental affair. With a jazzy bassline, wild keys, swooning horns and brushed drums, it's another fine example of why Hungary and funk are the very best of bedfellows.
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TR1 031
10 Sep 12
10 Sep 12
Quantic, Andreya Triana & Sofia Kourtesis - "Run Feat. Andreya Triana" (Sofia Kourtesis remix) - (5:18) 126 BPM 
Played by: Yoshi Horino(UNKNOWN season)
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PIASR1436DS 3
11 Apr 24
11 Apr 24
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405681 3451863
30 Oct 22
30 Oct 22
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085971 2639967
26 Jun 14
26 Jun 14
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505496 0715370
08 May 18
08 May 18
Played by: Clairvo (MustBeat), Timewarp, Gazeebo, Hong Kong Ping Pong, Chudy, Trotter, Jayl Funk, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Quincy Jointz
Review: A new journey around German producer Quincy Jointz's Praia De Geriba album, with five new producers tasked with building on QJ's own brand of nu-funk breaks. Audio InFunktion remakes "Chicago" as a mean and menacing breakbeat wobbler, while "Hottie Party" is reduced brutally on Curv's mix to a set of brooding strings and 70s funk horns. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Gunta Kinte's treatment of "6 Million Ways To Swim" is a fast, frenetic and fun mix of 150bpm beats and jazz guitar that - weirdly - works wonderfully well. Fellow German nu-funk phenomena Jayl Funk also drops a more party-friendly take on "Chicago" - using chanking guitars and classic disco bass to drive it along nicely.
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TMDG 081
04 Jul 11
04 Jul 11
Played by: Marco Febbraro, Timewarp, Valique, Trotter, Juno Recommends Funk, Quincy Jointz, The Funk Hunters, Fab Mayday, D-Funk
Review: Athenian funk junkies, Timewarp, unveil their first release of 2013 - a remix package of last summer's popular album by this prolific German producer. The 'Valique Ghetto Disco mix' of "Blast" is a pulsating wah-wah funk-meets acid freakout extravaganza! Kowlaksi, on the other hand, turns the song into an anthemic fusion of reggaeton and synthpop. Elsewhere we get breaky, ska-hop ("Stay Focused"), pumping arpeggiated disco ("Love In Return") and even some vintage live jazz vibes ("Get Down").
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TMDG115
07 Jan 13
07 Jan 13
Played by: Ed Royal, Timewarp, BMD, Zamali, Trotter, Jayl Funk, Dj Max (Globe by dj Max & Gabb), Audit / Juse, TOSSES
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TMDG 043
08 Dec 09
08 Dec 09
Played by: Shantisan, Timewarp, Trotter, Jayl Funk, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Sneak-E Pete, Flashbaxx, David Bassin
Review: Quincy Jointz funky debut album, Praia De Geriba has gone on to receive huge acclaim ever since its release on Greek label, Timewarp in May last year. Indeed it was such a success that the Greek electronic funk specialists decided to release a remix package of therelease. In turn, that was such a success that there is now a second volume of remixes of the album. Seven different remixers offer their own unique interpretations of the tracks that made the original album such a hit in a collection that spans house, nufunk and dubstep.
Opening with all the playful and uplifting feel of an original Quincy Jointz track is Hamburg's rising nufunk producer Funktomas who serves up a funky and skanking remix of "Trippin." Merging big beats, ska and funk, the German adds his own vibe to the track in the genre bending traditions of the label. Flashbaxx are up next with their remix of "The Place." A slick and groovy slice of house mixed with nu-disco, this is one of the more commercial, conventional tracks on the album. Onur Engin follows with his own nufunk remix of "The Place." The Turkish producer uses e-guitars, uplifting horns and some catchy saxophone hooks to create his electro slasher. Da Wiesel takes on the Brazilian hip-hop of "Super Hero" before Spaniard, Calagad 13 unleashes his 80s infused remix of "Hottie Party." "La Dub Musica" gets two dub treatments to close off the album. JazzKLippa's is a skanking, reggae styled piece of dubstep whereas High Fidelity goes grimier dubstep with dark, wobbling basslines.
This is an album that captures the spirit of the original album but crosses varying genres and styles whilst doing so. Totally fitting for a remix package for both Timewarp as a label and Quincy Jointz as an artist, this is a fun and exciting ride.
Opening with all the playful and uplifting feel of an original Quincy Jointz track is Hamburg's rising nufunk producer Funktomas who serves up a funky and skanking remix of "Trippin." Merging big beats, ska and funk, the German adds his own vibe to the track in the genre bending traditions of the label. Flashbaxx are up next with their remix of "The Place." A slick and groovy slice of house mixed with nu-disco, this is one of the more commercial, conventional tracks on the album. Onur Engin follows with his own nufunk remix of "The Place." The Turkish producer uses e-guitars, uplifting horns and some catchy saxophone hooks to create his electro slasher. Da Wiesel takes on the Brazilian hip-hop of "Super Hero" before Spaniard, Calagad 13 unleashes his 80s infused remix of "Hottie Party." "La Dub Musica" gets two dub treatments to close off the album. JazzKLippa's is a skanking, reggae styled piece of dubstep whereas High Fidelity goes grimier dubstep with dark, wobbling basslines.
This is an album that captures the spirit of the original album but crosses varying genres and styles whilst doing so. Totally fitting for a remix package for both Timewarp as a label and Quincy Jointz as an artist, this is a fun and exciting ride.
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TMDG 050
11 Mar 10
11 Mar 10
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: A satisfyingly varied four-tracker here from 20-year scene veteran and Timewarp regular Quincy Jointz. 'Breath In' pairs a looping, reggae-tinged backbeat with dreamy fem vox that wouldn't sound out of place on a fluffy Ibiza prog cut - no, it shouldn't really work, but it does. The meandering, percussive 'Desert' follows and is the standout to these ears thanks to its use of a hypnotic, Indian-sounding male vocal loop. Next up, 'Be With You' is a slower, mellower jam with a seriously heavy bottom end and some lightly applied funk squelch, before dubwise headnodder 'Echo Chamber' plays us out. Good stuff.
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TMDG 237
21 Apr 23
21 Apr 23
Quincy Jointz / Various
Played by: Clairvo (MustBeat), Timewarp, Manmade / CMC-Silenta, Trotter, Juno Recommends Funk, Hero Records, Quincy Jointz, TURNTILL, VinylAddicted
Review: We're not quite sure why this German funk meister is so enthralled by lime sorbet in particular (other than that it tastes nice), but that is what he has chosen to dub his popular mix series. This third installment packs in a hefty 18 tracks and is available both as a continuous mix and as individual tracks too. Highlights include the mini Moog workout of QZ's remix of James Beige, the high-energy riff-o-rama of "Monsterjam" and the effervescent disco-funk of "This Sound".
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TMDG 124
15 Jul 13
15 Jul 13
