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AWD 318344
30 Jun 17
Indie/Alternative
30 Jun 17
Indie/Alternative
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GDYRS 017
14 Apr 16
Minimal/Tech House
14 Apr 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Banks is an aspiring female singer hailing from Los Angeles. She's very trusting, offering her phone number on Facebook as 'social media has never been my thing". We reckon that number won't be online for long as judging by the tune, she is surely is destined for big things. Someone who did phone that number is acclaimed British producer Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs who has produced this dreamy and almost beatless example of hipster RnB (PBRnB anyone?) at it's finest.
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GDYRS 005
27 May 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
27 May 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Review: London's Good Years have stuck gold here with a potential pop smash from the (impossible to Google) Utrecht. Who knows, maybe it actually is the whole German city behind this record, but whoever's done should be very pleased with themselves indeed. The original is a perfect example of where urban bass culture meets classic retro house-pop; a rolling, clap-heavy funk beat is accompanied by deep sub-bass rumbles and silky soul vocals in the style of Prince or Jamie Principle. Meanwhile, the club mix takes the same melodies and whips them up into a perky frenzy of piano stabs and garage rhythms.
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GDYRS 003
05 Nov 12
Bass
05 Nov 12
Bass
Played by: Odiggity - Tram Trax, Monkey Beats, Thang, Chris Coco, Juno Recommends UK Garage, Dev79, Vorres (Vrrs), Commodore 69, BIZT, J-WOW (Buraka Som Sistema), KLIPAR, Mike Hindle - Immersed Audio, 123MRK, Sounds of Sumo, Paradisiaca Recordings, DJ Q, Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Arriving on fledgling UK label Good Years, Jim E-Stack's debut EP arrives on a flurry of internet chatter following the release of a bootleg remix of A$AP Rocky's "Purple Swag". It was a reworking that mixed the woozy quality of The Weeknd with the lush analogue textures of Jacques Greene, and quite rightly pegged him as one to watch. "Come Between" opens the EP; combining staccato piano stabs and purple-tinged pads with a clattering rhythm, tumultuous snares and a keen sense of snap, it's nicely complimented by a smooth male vocal sample that keeps just the right side of the current zeitgeist for R&B sampling. "3rd Soul" is similarly rich, combining a taut synth line with steel pan melodies done in a way that recalls Jamie xx's "Far Nearer". Closer "Lemme" opens with a sparse drum beat and insistent vocal snippet; it's certainly the most dancefloor focused track of the three, but no less bright, climaxing with an elastic neon synth that gives the production the required amount of warmth to make it as memorable as the others.
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GDYRS 002
09 Jan 12
Bass
09 Jan 12
Bass
