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Review: London-based minimal tech house genius James Dexter (Bondage/Gruuv) is back with a bit of help from Berlin-based Italian (and fellow Bondage/Little Helpers alumni) Francisco Frink. This new one comes from the ever reliable Romanian label Cyclic: run by the mighty Mihai Popoviciu. From the rolling, acid-inflected funk of "Gone" which is perfect for the warm-up set or the afterhours alike, the deep, sexy and downright slinky "Something To Say" calls to mind Dexter's work on top Hamburg imprint Dessous in recent times. Finally, the pair have their sights set on peak time in the back room on the dubby and hypnotising "Believe".
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Review: Azteca is one Norbert Nagy, resident of Romania's famous Kudos Beach, and who has released on top labels like Bondage Music recently. His new one here for local legend Mihai Popoviciu's Cyclic Music features four slinky and hypnotic cuts - all delivered in the trademark tradition of the sound of Bucharest. The ethereal dancefloor journey of "Sojourn" gets a deep down and dirty makeover for one of the city's most renowned after hours parties by label boss Popoviciu, and the tough jacking acid house attack of "Leveling Around" sure makes for one well balanced release. Follows up some great releases on the label by Toman, Germany's Markus Homm and Russian Dirty Culture.
