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075679 965912
29 Mar 24
29 Mar 24
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Brand spanking new remix package of Ede & Deckert infectious new wave post-punk anthem "Immer" has landed and receives the deluxe treatment with a diverse array of remixers giving their own spin to the tale of lover's emotion! Berlin's Narciss delivers two distinct interpretations, showcasing a fearless approach to emotional peaks with delightful precision, while the Venice Remix busts out some vintage charm, perfect for primetime - oh yeah. A Salford version caters to a more rugged dancefloor environment, let's say, while Cinthie's grassroots house rendition takes it back to basics with a nod to DJ Duke. Alongside that we have a Curses Vocal remix that maintains the original vibe while switching up the language, allowing Kid Simius to then add a playful touch of sound reminiscent to Miami Sound Machine and Yazoo!
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RB 123-12D3
15 Mar 24
15 Mar 24
Review: Australian artist Ben Smith, known by his stage name Temple, is bringing a fresh sound to the music scene. His upcoming EP, "Who You Are," blends the classic vibes of disco with the futuristic energy of techno. This debut release marks the launch of Temple Musiq, Smith's own record label dedicated to his musical creations. The headline attraction is undoubtedly title track 'Who You Are' (featuring Quartz Pistol), an acid-fired, cowbell-laden fusion of cheery nu-disco and nostalgic house sounds with added breathy female vocals. Prins Thomas remixes, rolling out the warehouse-ready elements (including Temple's trippy acid lines) before introducing a maelstrom of synth lines and spiralling electronics later on. Elsewhere, 'Wait For Love' joins the dots between mid-80s NYC proto-house and Maurice Fulton's Syclops project, while 'The Tetra' is a spacey, sax-sporting slab of nu-disco chug tailor-made for sunset and sunrise.
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TMP 001
29 Mar 24
29 Mar 24
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Hardt Antoine, a London-based artist is a DJ, producer, and promoter of French and West Indian heritage is proud and pushin' through with his infusions of diverse and eclectic musical tastes. His recent releases on Cin Cin has already garnered significant attention, showcasing his talent and distinctive style, with this package for Reculture, My Love, dropping hard with some synth-house bangers and more - just take in "Dove" for starters. "Gimmie More" goes big on the vocal cut-up and stuttering groove, while its the lead cut "My Love" of course steals the show with its slamming percussion, deep bass, solid kick drums and anthemic atmospheres - expect this to be closing sets this summer to inspiring effect.
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RECU 009
29 Mar 24
29 Mar 24
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DHARMA 151DD
22 Mar 24
22 Mar 24
