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Clone Jack For Daze Holland
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Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Originally released back in 2015, Stand By... has lost none of its charm. The title track is a high-paced jack track, led by analogue yelps and tight percussion, while on "Tango", Read ploughs a more abrasive furrow: borrowing from producers like Robert Armani and Neil Landstrumm in equal measure, the rickety drums and looped shrieks play out over a viscous bass. "Ur Head" is faster but also redolent of the 90s, with its lithe rhythm and snappy percussion calling to mind vintage Cristian Vogel. "The Grand National" offers up another take on the lo-fi aesthetic, with Read dropping a heady fusion of swung rhythm, percussive bursts and siren riffs before the release concludes with the primal Relief-style jack of "Woosy".
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CJFD 026
10 Dec 21
Techno
10 Dec 21
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Legowelt aka Danny Wolfers' first release of 2019 sees him operate at his most esoteric. "A Destination Awaits" is led by swirling textures and pulsating bass tones that comes across like the sound track to a voyage to a distant world. It is unsure whether or not "I Have seen Other Worlds" is auto-biographical, but irrespective of this fact, it sees Wolfers in spaced out mode, with hypnotic melodies to the fore. "Star Simulator II" is just as trippy, resounding to a cosmic disco groove and beautifully spacey hooks, while "Deep Magic Begins Here" concludes the release with the veteran Dutch producer laying down shimmering synth passages over a warbling bass.
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CJFD 32
05 Apr 19
Techno
05 Apr 19
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Arttu Snellman has enjoyed a long-standing relationship with Clone thanks to his releases on Royal Oak. However, that arrangement changes as the Berlin-based producer's latest venture for the Rotterdam operation sees him change over to the Jack for Daze outlet. Certainly, his approach is tougher than before; the title track is redolent of '90s techno, with metal-plated percussion providing the backing for insistent bleeps and rubbery sub-bass. On "WD40" and "Bonus Peach", eerie organ riffs prevail, underpinned by sturdy kicks and powerful bass, while on "Dust", Arttu reverts to a harder sound, as insistent stabs are married with an aggressive rhythm track and growling bass.
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CJFD 28
25 Mar 16
Techno
25 Mar 16
Techno
Review: When he's not moonlighting as a John Candy lookalike, Vin Sol can be found proffering a fine contemporary take on US house tropes for the likes of UTTU, Delft, Icee Hot and his own Soo Wavey label. Having debuted on Clone's dependable Jack For Daze series last year with the Off The Chain 12", the Californian is back with another fresh four-tracker for the clubs, Like This. The title comes off like a tipsy update on Green Velvet classic "Percolator", whilst "Basement Game" is Poindexter style sleaze at a slightly pitched down tempo. On the flip "Back 2 Something" sees the Sol-master work pitch bent tones over a brutal, perma snapping drum machine groove whilst closer "Make Em Say" is a prime slab of Dance Mania inspired naughtiness.
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CJFD 27
18 Mar 16
Techno
18 Mar 16
Techno
Played by: Paul Mac, QUELL (2020Vision/These Days/4Lux), Shadow Dancer, Alkalino, Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo), Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Coeo, Cos BV (Car Crash Set), Audion, Magda, Black Loops
Review: California's foremost John Candy lookalike Vin Sol has enjoyed a productive couple of years, delivering well-received solo and collaborative releases (mostly alongside regular sparring partner Matrixxman) for Unknown To The Unknown and his own So Wavey imprint. Here he pops up on Clone's Jack For Daze offshoot with four blasts of dancefloor-centric machine music. "Off The Chain" expertly blends the energy of original Chicago jack with metallic electronics and a touch of deep house warmth, while the sweatier "Sox" makes merry with restless percussive builds and a nagging electro hook. "House Freaks" sounds like a long lost Jungle Wonz classic, while "Trac" offers some stripped-back drum machine abuse for charged-up late night 'floors.
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CJFD 23
23 Feb 15
Deep House
23 Feb 15
Deep House
Review: Yes Clone! The Jack For Daze series has been on sublime form of late, and their latest issue puts the focus squarely on the mid '90s output of Roy Davis Jnr. Anyone with some knowledge of Chicago's house history will know how appropriate Roy's work from this era is for the Jack For Daze label and those who don't should appreciate the chance to assess the work of such a house music pioneer! Roy's Chicago Basement Traxx features three productions hand-picked by Clone from the four-track 12" of the same name Davis Jr. originally issued in 1995 for the now defunct Kumba Records, and apparently one of Clone icon Serge's most cherished records. There's an intensity to these three tracks that will grip you instantly with the relentless rhythmic jerk of "Jack Da Rhythms" a particular highlight.
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CJFD 22
17 Nov 14
Deep House
17 Nov 14
Deep House
Played by: Chrissy, Shadow Dancer, Alkalino, Juno Recommends Techno, Josh Wink, Society, Pan-Pot, Boriqua Tribez, Steve Bug, Anja Schneider, Da GobliNN /Remuted, Technopodcast.com, Heidi, Marc Romboy, Agoria
Review: Clone Jack For Daze usher in this rather potent three track collaboration between label boss Serge and veteran contributor Alden Tyrell. The two have been irregular studio sparrers since the turn of the decade, contributing remixes to the various branches of the Clone conglomerate, but House Countdown marks their first original material together. There's no drastic stylistic departure from their previous work here, which isn't surprising given the bare bones house ethos that drives the Jack For Daze series. Two variants on "House Countdown" line the A Side; the first "EPS Deng't" mix is dominated by the grinding, thick bassline that just about fits between the channels, while the "Eighty Nine" mix rounds out the bassline and marries it to a rough drum flex with the results more playful. Up next, the amusingly titled "Pump-o-matic" is Serge and Alden doing Dance Mania with an early 90s Dutch rave twist.
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CJFD 15
03 Dec 12
Techno
03 Dec 12
Techno
Played by: Seth Merlo, Owain Kimber (Owain K), Enzo D'errico, Leri Ahel, Heidi, Apparat, Demia E.Clash
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CJFD 16
21 Nov 12
Techno
21 Nov 12
Techno
