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All Day I Dream
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Ascendant Israeli producer Roy Rosenfeld has recently hit his stride, if releases on top labels such as Systematic, Kompakt and Trapez are surely any indication. His new one for Lee Burridge's All Day I Dream follows up last year's When We Were Innocent EP. The vibe on the Rumbaia EP sees the Tel Aviv-based producer follow in the footsteps of hometown heroes such as Guy Gerber and Shlomi Aber on slinky and melodic tech-house cuts such as the title track or "Megakraft", while he also demonstrates that he keenly has his finger on the pulse of the burgeoning local progressive house sound - on such atmospheric journeys like "Trip To Heaven" which go deep into tribal territory.
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ADID 043
22 Mar 19
Minimal/Tech House
22 Mar 19
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Sasha
Review: The boundaries between deep house, progressive and techno blur on All Day I Dream 003. First up there's Mathew Dekay and Lee Burridge's "Holding On", which features dreamy synths, distended, ethereal vocals and a solid backing rhythm. Faut Pas Deconner's "Afterhour Olympics" is more stripped back to start with, but its reduced metallic drums soon give way to a cascading synth and a bassline so warm and spine-tingling, it sends out tingles with each passing bar. Finally, Dekay and Burridge team up for the dub version of "Holding On". Here, the rhythm is more firing and the filter energetic, while the chilling strings add an element of suspense to the arrangement.
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ADID 003
28 Nov 12
Minimal/Tech House
28 Nov 12
Minimal/Tech House
Review: All Day I Dream has always felt like a label re-inventing progressive house for the 21st century, with the majority of its' releases choosing to combine contemporary tech-house beats with the dreamy tacticity of deep house and the kind of grandiose, musically expansive instrumental movements that were the trademarks of the late-89s prog sound. The label's latest release, from Faundo Mohrr, ticks these boxes. Lead cut 'The Morning Song', is a gorgeous, 12-minute epic that boasts a lengthy, spine-tingling breakdown and cowbell hits aplenty. Mohrr joins forces with Valdovinos on the almost as epic - and almost breathtakingly beautiful - dancefloor bliss of 'D?j? vu', while 'Alone', featuring Juan Hansen, adds bittersweet strings and melancholic chords to a chunky micro-house beat.
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ADID 082
01 Apr 22
Deep House
01 Apr 22
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Here's something to savour: a rare solo outing on All Day I Dream from label co-founder Lee Burridge. The former Craig Richards collaborator hits the ground running with opener 'Satelite Girl', where melancholic lead lines, ghostly chords and blissful electronic motifs rise and fall over a smooth beat that sits somewhere between deep house and tech-house. There's a more outer-space feel to the dreamy, drowsy and atmospheric cut that follows, the picturesque and pleasing 'Diving Bell', while 'A Hymn For Your Dreams' is a chunky, deep tech-house treat. Tim Green provides the obligatory remix, brilliantly re-imagining 'Satellite Girl' as a sparkling slab of ultra-melodic dancefloor positivity.
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ADID 067
26 Feb 21
Deep House
26 Feb 21
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Since emerging on Shanti Radio a few years ago, Russian producer Makebo has made multiple contributions to All Day I Dream's popular label samplers. Here the Moscow-based artist delivers his first EP for the imprint, kicking things off in style via the lolloping but locked-in drums, hazy female vocal snippets, twinkling pianos, swelling orchestration and warming riffs of 'Skyline'. 'Whale' features bolder strings, longer breakdowns, double bass and more tech-tinged grooves, while 'Dark Places' is smooth, deep and alluring with some wonderfully melancholic and poignant musical elements catching the ear. Rounding of a rock-solid EP is 'Freedom', another toasty fusion of deep tech-house and deep house that boasts a lengthy, sunset-friendly breakdown two thirds of the way through.
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ADID 068
05 Mar 21
Deep House
05 Mar 21
Deep House
Review: You'd expect a track called "Lovely Stars in Open Skies" to be decidedly picturesque. Unsurprisingly, Maher Daniel and John Charnis' original is just that - an intoxicating blend of stargazing melodies, bongo-laced deep house grooves, pads you can get lost in and evocative vocal samples. The label claims it's been "melting ladies' hearts", and it's not hard to see why. Endless label boss Luca Bachetti provides the remix, which is attracting plenty of attention thanks to vocal support from Dixon and Ame. It's a superb rework of the original version, full of shuffling, intricate rhythms, emotive melodies, sensitive builds and expertly timed drops. You'll be hearing it a lot over coming months.
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ADID 005
13 Jan 14
Deep House
13 Jan 14
Deep House
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: If it's emotive, melodious dance music you're after, All Day I Dream's twice-yearly 'sampler' compilations are hard to beat. 2021's edition of their Winter Sampler series is another cracker and offers an attractive mix of previously unheard treats from both established label regulars and relative newcomers. There's naturally plenty to set the pulse racing throughout, from the warming haziness and rising melodies of Somelee's 'Sansara' and the Isolee-influenced bubbliness of Mono Electric Orchestra's 'Antartica', to the glacial electronics, deep chords and shuffling grooves of 'Endora' by Slow Hearts. Additional highlights include the pitched-down chug of Qess's 'Sarraqa', the rushing bliss of Nopi's fittingly titled 'Unforgettable Dawn', and the twinkling lead lines and bass-heavy grooves of Paul Deep's 'Aeras'.
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ADID 066
29 Jan 21
Deep House
29 Jan 21
Deep House
Various
Review: Reflective of the atmosphere that prevails at party organisers All Day I Dream's daytime events, this collection eschews mushy ambience and plodding deep house in favour of a more sophisticated, adventurous selection. Powel's "Hor" is all abstract percussion and soothing melodies, while Lauren Ritter's "Glass Hours" is a sublime deep techno groove, brittle, beautiful and reminiscent of artists like As One. Meanwhile, Bedouin's "Flight of Birds" sees the compilation veer into mystical territories with wonderfully evocative fiddle playing unraveling over a pulsing groove and bongo drums. On Summer Compilation, All Day I Dream show that down-tempo dance music need not be synonymous with birdsong and dull sax solos.
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ADIDSUM 001
20 Aug 15
Minimal/Tech House
20 Aug 15
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: We first became aware of VICTHOR via his contribution to All Day I Dream's summer 2019 sampler compilation. It seems fitting then that the little known (but fast rising) artist has returned to the imprint to release his first full EP, a collaboration-heavy affair that outs mood and melody right at the forefront. He first joins forces with Romanian tech-house type Bross on the smooth, semi-symphonic peak-time melodiousness of 'La Caminata', before getting Alex Twin on board for 'Amarr', a similarly attractive affair that adds Middle Eastern and North African instrumentation to a gorgeous deep house groove. There's a similarly exotic, mind altering feel at the heart of Christian Lepah collab 'Sundar (Newman Retouch)', while fully solo outing 'Walk Away' is deliciously dreamy, loved-up and musically detailed.
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ADID 065
25 Dec 20
Deep House
25 Dec 20
Deep House
Review: Over the last few years, All Day I Dream has successful carved its' own post-progressive house dancefloor niche, largely via a string of singles and EPs that prioritise atmospheric chords, tactile grooves and ear-catching melodies. Here they begin 2021 with a slightly surprising release: a first full-length from one of their cherished artists. The Beauty of a Polaroid ticks many of their usual boxes - shuffling deep house and deep breakbeat drums, picturesque piano motifs, immersive pads, African and South American-influenced percussion here and there - but successfully balances Powel's natural dancefloor urges with tracks tailored to sofa-bound headphone listening. The result is a gorgeously musical and wonderfully melodious set that deserves to be appreciated as one dreamy, life-affirming whole.
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ADIDA 004
04 Jan 21
Balearic/Downtempo
04 Jan 21
Balearic/Downtempo
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: Lee Burridge's celebrated imprint presents the fifth installment in its annual Winter Sampler series, featuring a collection of typically sublime sonic fantasies that exist on the more ethereal fringes of deep house. Whether it's Limara & Dimitri Nakov's deep dive into the exotic that is "Nocturne" (feat Natacha Atlas), Fulltone's sensual vocal cut "Nowhere To Go", Valdovinos' slinky and hypnotic "Extremely In Green" or Atsushi Asada & Hiroyuki Kajino's evocative "Utopia" that takes you on a journey into glacial dub territory - this is absolutely made for dancing on a snowy rooftop in a winter wonderland.
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ADID 093
27 Jan 23
Balearic/Downtempo
27 Jan 23
Balearic/Downtempo
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: In recent times, Tim Green has specialised in immersive, melodic and slowly-building dancefloor epics that are as emotive and mood-enhancing as they are infectious and floor-focused. This EP for All Day I Dream is similarly-minded, with epic title track 'Moss' building via waves of sparkling, sun-soaked electronics and smooth grooves, before dropping into a deliciously hazy, dubbed-out breakdown. Once the main groove kicks in again, you'll be giddily reaching for the lasers. Elsewhere, Green's remix of Swoof's 'Tidal' is a gentle, swelling dancefloor treat and 'Coriolis' sounds like Orbital's 'Belfast' for the tech-house generation. Given the timeless quality of the Hartnoll brothers' track, that's a big compliment.
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ADID 070
28 May 21
Deep House
28 May 21
Deep House
Review: Since making his debut eight years ago, Cairo-based Fulltone has offered up occasional EPs that tend towards the gleefully melodious, emotive and tech-tinged end of the deep house spectrum, making him a perfect signing for Lee Burridge and Matthew Dekay's All Day I Dream imprint. There's plenty to get your Serotonin levels rocketing across the EP, starting with the picturesque lusciousness of 'Love in Space', where twinkling synthesizer melodies rise and fall atop a shuffling, tech-tinged deep house groove. 'Castles in the Air' is warmer and woozier musically, with crunchier drum sounds and more nods towards the melodious end of tech-house, while 'Happy Accidents' is a bubbling tech-house roller smothered in gorgeous piano motifs. Finally, 'Oceans of Wisdom' cannily joins the dots between electro, deep-tech and flowery progressive house.
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ADID 069
30 Apr 21
Deep House
30 Apr 21
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: A veteran of the electronic music scene nigh on 20 years, Frenchman Sebastien Leger returns to Lee Burridge's esteemed All Day I Dream imprint for his third release, with four servings of lush and ethereal deep house on the 'Secrets' EP. From the melodic/hypnotic bliss of "Ashes In The Wind" which is sure to cause some drama on the dancefloor, to an evocative trip deep into the exotic as heard on the vocal driven "Menabelle" or lose yourself in the utterly life affirming "Secret". This is the exact kind of mesmerising groove that you could imagine label boss Burridge playing, at a downtown rooftop party on a sunny Sunday afternoon - pure bliss!
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ADID 054
28 Feb 20
Minimal/Tech House
28 Feb 20
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Over the years, Gorje Hewek has released numerous singles and EPs on All Day I Dream, almost all of them alongside long-time studio partner Izhevski. On debut album Collages he's largely operating solo, though there's no discernible dip in quality. Musically, it's as melodious, colourful and mood-enhancing as you'd expect, with Hewek wrapping tech-tinged deep house beats and warm, smooth basslines in all manner of vibrant melodies, chords and exotic instrumentation. There are a handful of quietly impressive collaborations - see the picturesque, sub-heavy Lost Desert hook-up 'Aya' and fragrant M.O.S joint production 'Amulet' - but for the most part it's the genuinely solo efforts the linger longest in the memory. If you dig the melodious All Day I Dream sound, then you genuinely need this album in your life.
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ADIDA 005D
02 Apr 21
Deep House
02 Apr 21
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Like its two predecessors, Lost Desert's third collection of collaborative cuts is packed to the rafters with melodious, atmospheric, tactile treats. Fittingly, they first hook up with regular studio buddy (and regular boss) Lee Burridge on 'My Time With You', a gorgeous, deep and dreamy house workout blessed with twinkling electric piano motifs and a suitably squelchy bassline, before joining forces with Mwinda in the bittersweet brilliance of 'Mwinda', where simmering synth-strings, enveloping chords, West African vocals and a subtly garage-influenced deep house groove catch the ear. Madrass lends a hand on 'Dwokire', an immersive, tech-tinged deep Afro-house number, while Lost Desert go solo on tactile and saucer-eyed deep tech-house cut 'Liebe Dich'.
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ADID 098
23 Jun 23
Deep House
23 Jun 23
Deep House
Review: Deep house comes in a variety of flavours these days and Russian producer brings us several of 'em on this four-tracker for Lee Burridge's highly respected All Day I Dream imprint. Opener 'Fairy' is a gentle, rolling affair that'll slip nicely into Balearic sets. 'Azure' operates in similar territory, but 'Secret Of Happiness' itself has more of a dancefloor-friendly edge and marked progressive/melodic tendencies. But arguably the standout here is 'Dream Together', a dubbier excursion aimed at 4am floors and post-club chillin' which stands out from the crowd thanks to an unusual vocal that's reminiscent of chanting monks.
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ADID 044
19 Apr 19
Deep House
19 Apr 19
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: More deep house to drift away to at sunny, open air rooftop parties' courtesy of Lee Burridge and Matthew Dekay's always reliable All Day I Dream. This time from hot British duo Death On The Balcony who present the dark and atmospheric mood lighting of "Rivers Of Sound" featuring some major string symphonies, rich synth tapestries and a razor sharp baseline; ticks all the right boxes! The ten minutes long epic gets one amazingly immersive groove happening over its duration, while "Memories Of The Future" is the most straight up offering; this is sexy and slinky tech house for proper night people.
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ADID 014
07 Oct 16
Deep House
07 Oct 16
Deep House
Review: As well as co-founding All Day I Dream, Lee Burridge is also co-owner of the Tale of Tone label, alongside DJ/producer Hoj. Here the latter makes a relatively rare appearance on All Day I Dream, working alongside rising star Newman of I Love fame for the very first time. 'Sympton of the Sound' is typical of both artist and label, with waves of simmering chords, blissful melodies and sunrise-ready sounds rising above a locked-in, tech-tinged deep house groove. While also atmospheric, alluring and laden with a mixture of evocative electronics and synth-strings, the extended mix of 'Nothing Else' is slightly moodier and hazier. This is also true of Hoj's accompanying 'Blue Sky Edit', a hypnotic, mid-set revision that makes great use of processed vocal loops and additional percussion.
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ADID 063
30 Oct 20
Deep House
30 Oct 20
Deep House
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ADID 009
10 Dec 15
Funky/Club House
10 Dec 15
Funky/Club House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: More dreamy deep house for inner city rooftops again courtesy of Lee Burridge and Matthew Dekay's always impressive All Day I Dream imprint. At the controls this time is NYC stalwart Lauren Ritter with the Lark EP. The title track has all the hallmarks of an ADID track; mesmerising and crystalline pads, xylophone melodies and emotive strings that distill the best influences of German imprints like Kompakt or Dial into it. So does "Swoon", this is the kind of bittersweet headrush that someone like Michael Mayer would unleash on you mid set. "Murmur" incorporates elements of Romanian style minimal with its big rolling bassline and intricate rhythm arrangements complete with hypnotic elements. Great stuff!
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ADID 010
17 Jun 16
Deep House
17 Jun 16
Deep House
Played by: DJ Lukas
Review: Sebastien Leger's discography is vast, to say the least, but the French producer rarely releases anything that's not up to scratch. Happily, this two-track missive on the admirable All Day I Dream imprint could be considered one of his most ear-catching EPs to date. What's most striking is the blissful, synthesizer-driven melodiousness at the heart of both "Lost Miracle" - a ten minute chunk of head-in-the clouds loveliness that layers a rolling tech-house groove with tumbling piano lines and swirling synthesizer motifs - and "Dida". The latter is little less than stunning, with Leger employing both sweeping strings and (presumably sampled) fretless bass style sounds with brilliant results.
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ADID 026
19 Jan 18
Deep House
19 Jan 18
Deep House
Review: Lee Burridge and Matthew Dekay's All Day I Dream started off as a party concept, then a music label of the same name which captured the sound of their decadent daytime rooftop parties around the world: their Stateside ones being the most raved about. Since then, they have defined their own aesthetic and you just know what one of their new records will entail: sun-kissed tech house on the deeper tip with evocative orchestral arrangements and blissed out vibes. Their new one comes from Frenchman in Berlin (by way of Sydney) Yokoo, who teams up with Retza on "Euneirophrenia" a slinky and sexy groove with the mandatory symphonies and some hypnotic bongos. On the flip, there's something a bit more upbeat and certainly more immersive on the dubby house of "Tarantism" while the rolling and bass driven "Yugen" proves the EP's finest moment.
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ADID 023
29 Sep 17
Deep House
29 Sep 17
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Over the last few years the partnership between former Tyrant mainstay Lee Burridge and mystery producer Lost Desert has resulted in a string of impeccable deep house releases. "Melt", their most expansive collaborative release to date, is similarly atmospheric, intricate and picturesque. They set the scene brilliantly via a trio of sublime ambient cuts (the new age bliss of "Melt" and epic "Lingala (Beatless)" being the standouts) before shuffling towards the dancefloor on the deep and languid "Rain". Simon Vaurambon lends a hand on the atmospheric, bass-heavy chug of "One", while regular vocalist Junior lends his honeyed tones to the string-drenched positivity of "Mibale". Elsewhere you'll find more sweet and seductive dream house treats, with "Christina, Daydreaming" providing a fittingly loved-up finale. Superb stuff!
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ADIDA 002
19 Jul 19
Deep House
19 Jul 19
Deep House
Various
Review: A 14-track collection here from Lee Burridge's All Day I Dream. The title refers to the release date but also hints at what to expect stylistically, because the emphasis here is on hazy, lazy vibes that'll sound best served outdoors on a hot, sunny day, as deep house, deep prog and downtempo/Balearic collide in one very chilled package. Standouts including Double Touch's Middle Eastern-tinged 'Sunriser', Hermanez's deep tribal groove 'Third Decade' and the Indian-infused deep house of Sebastian Leger's 'Kanga', but really this is one of those albums that's best enjoyed whole, letting the soothing sounds ease away your cares...
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ADID 048
09 Aug 19
Deep House
09 Aug 19
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Deep Afro-house vibes are the order of the day on this latest from Lee Burridge's All Day I Dream label - or at least, they are on half of it. The 72-second 'Intro', the Interlude version of the title track and 'Izingane' are really just straight-up African music, leaving two rubs of 'Back To Front' and 'Zappa' for househeads' delectation. The former features Xolisiwe on vocals, has the stuttering Afro drums you'd expect and is served in your choice of vocal and dub passes, while the latter edges closer to a straight-up (melodic) house sound, only the chanted vox adding a little African flava.
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ADID 049
06 Sep 19
Deep House
06 Sep 19
Deep House
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ADIDA 003D
13 Sep 19
Deep House
13 Sep 19
Deep House
