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Diario De Palavras
Confusao - (5:07) 125 BPM
Doido - (5:32) 124 BPM
Eae - (6:11) 124 BPM
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GS 094
21 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
Blissfully Unaware
Blissfully Unaware - (6:55) 124 BPM
She's My Cousin - (7:48) 116 BPM
Blissfully Unaware (James Rod remix) - (5:44) 124 BPM Hot
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GS 092
18 Jan 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
Cosmovision
Cosmovision - (4:42) 126 BPM
Cosmovision (James Rod remix) - (5:00) 118 BPM
Cosmovision (Andrea Lacoste remix) - (4:52) 121 BPM
Cosmovision (Aleito remix) - (7:06) 122 BPM
Cosmovision (Hoochie Coochie Papa remix) - (7:28) 120 BPM Hot
Played by: JAMES ROD
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GS 083
25 Nov 22
Minimal/Tech House
Time Travel
Time Travel - (6:12) 120 BPM
Time Travel (Andrea Rucci remix) - (5:56) 120 BPM
Wake - (6:26) 120 BPM
Wake (Alberto Melloni remix) - (5:10) 125 BPM
Wake (JB Dizzy remix) - (7:14) 110 BPM
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GS 057
01 May 22
Minimal/Tech House
Always Here
Always Here - (6:14) 114 BPM Hot
Ese Rhythm - (6:52) 119 BPM
Mazalan - (6:36) 119 BPM
Played by: JAMES ROD
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GS 042
30 Apr 22
Deep House
Juegos
Juegos - (7:24) 122 BPM
Flauta - (8:08) 120 BPM
Flauta (Aleito remix) - (6:34) 117 BPM
Ocho - (5:42) 119 BPM
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GS 069
30 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
Transistor
Transistor - (7:35) 119 BPM
Transistor (Dim Zach remix) - (7:39) 119 BPM
Transistor (James Rod Funkervocal Madness remix) - (9:04) 118 BPM
Transistor (Massey remix) - (6:00) 119 BPM
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GS 020
29 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
Kosmicher Gesant
Kosmicher Gesant - (6:10) 104 BPM Hot
Farrah Durch Tempelhof - (6:14) 113 BPM
Farrah Durch Tempelhof (Aleito remix) - (6:44) 121 BPM
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GS 077
15 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
Always Here
Always Here - (6:14) 114 BPM Hot
Ese Rhythm - (6:52) 119 BPM
Mazalan - (6:36) 119 BPM
Review: Golden Soul Records is an independent label based in Spain which specialises in rare classics reinterpreted for modern dancefloors. Following up some great EPs by the likes of Lusca and Daniel Monaco, they now have Huelva-based Alex Morgan aka Aleito on board for their 42nd release. Features the evocative lo-slung and discofied soul of "Always Here", as well as some emotive minimal house that's perfect for the afterhours as heard on "Eso Rhythm ''. Closing out this impressive EP is the slinky and hypnotic tech house journey "Mazalan" which is as moody as you like it. A diverse affair over its three tracks, representative of the consistent quality coming from James Rod's label.
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GS 042
10 Feb 20
Minimal/Tech House
Disco Nu
Disco Nu (original mix) - (6:38) 116 BPM
Disco Nu (Tony Disco remix) - (5:46) 122 BPM Hot
Disco Nu (Deep Rating version) - (6:01) 117 BPM
Review: Pato Watson and James Rod think that nu-disco has had its day. Instead, they've decided to champion "Disco Nu". So how does it differ to the shiny, synth-laden sound of nu-disco? Well, for starters its' dark and driving, with echo-laden spoken word snippets and trippy guitar sounds rising above unfussy drums and a bassline that's powerful, heavy, druggy and thrusting. There are synth riffs, too, though they're sharper than your average nu-disco workout. Tony Disco delivers the first remix, a low-slung affair that wraps breezy house pianos round a no-nonsense disco-house groove. In contrast, the "Deep Rating Version" is a delay-laden dub disco excursion rich in sustained synthesizer chords, crashing cymbals and elastic bass. All three versions are top-notch, though we probably prefer the latter.
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GS 033
26 Jul 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
Cymatic
Cymatic (original mix) - (6:06) 120 BPM Hot
Cymatic (James Rod remix) - (7:02) 115 BPM
Cymatic (Pato Watson remix) - (6:58) 116 BPM
Played by: JAMES ROD, Mike Woods
Review: It's been a while since we last heard from Adrian Molinar, a Mexican DJ/producer who impressed with a fine 2015 debut on Tom Tom Disco. In fact, our research that this is Molinar's first single for at least three years. "Cymatic" is deliciously psychedelic and mind-altering, with Molinar wrapping ragged and undulating TB-303 style acid lines around a driving electronic groove that sits somewhere between jacking house and fizzing nu-disco. James Rod takes the track in an entirely different direction on his accompanying remix, which peppers Molinar's thrusting groove with flash-fried funk guitars and punchy, 8-bit electronics. The EP also contains a stab-happy revision by Pato Watson that's rich in the kind of razor-sharp riffs that we've always associated with "Brown Album"-era Orbital.
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GS 025
22 Feb 19
Deep House
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