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20:20 Midnight Visions
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Review: With previous releases on DFTD and Play It Again to his name, and with an EP forthcoming on Visionquest, London's Forrest is clearly a producer on the rise. It's not hard to see why; this EP for 20:20 Midnight Visions is packed full of the sort of shuffling, groovesome, murky late night deep house capable of sending dancefloors into simultaneous bouts of finger pointing. Lead cut "Shiny Suit" is probably the pick, though the even deeper, extremely fluid "Beverley Hills" and chugging "My Factory" both push it close. Bodhi's bumping, ethereal remix of the title track is fittingly deep, too.
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MVIS 247D
06 Oct 13
Deep House
06 Oct 13
Deep House
Played by: Sasha
Review: Established last year with killer releases from the likes of Photomachine and Presk, 2020's Midnight Visions brand continues to spread the good word house gospel. And who better to continue the sonic sermons than 10 Thousand Yen man Doc Daneeka? Across the four tracks we run the gamut of nocturnal grooves. From soulful filtered house ("Everyday") to subtle n' slinky, sexy electro ("Sunset To Neath"), Doc's prescribed a fine line of midnight tonics. You'll be hard-pushed which one to play first.
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MVIS 234
31 Mar 13
Minimal/Tech House
31 Mar 13
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Having already impressed with releases for Doc Daneeka's Ten Thousand Yen imprint and Ramp sub-label Fourth Wave, 2020 Vision very wisely snap up Dutch producer Presk for their Midnight Visions imprint, itself becoming a go-to place for canny fusions of bass and deep house. "Nobody Makes Me Feel" combines punchy, swerving rhythms, churning acid with smooth throwback house in the Huxley mould, while the detached vocal sample, firm 4/4 and big room stabs of "Akola" come across like a particularly raucous variety of the hybrid sound George Fitzgerald has been perfecting recently. Finally, "Cerano City" offers a dark, driving techno cut, offset by rolling UKF snares and jagged neon synth blasts.
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MVIS 231D
28 Oct 12
Minimal/Tech House
28 Oct 12
Minimal/Tech House
