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HOMAGE is a Brooklyn based independent record label and party series focused on furthering real rave sounds and culture. Founded by Ryan Clover and Fabi Jugo in January 2017, the boys have worked to release forward-thinking music from many genres within the underground house and techno continuum. All killer no filler.

The Amazing Spaceman (original mix) - (5:13) 133 BPM

Dizzy Disk (original mix) - (5:25) 133 BPM

Dizzy Disk (Aiden Francis remix) - (6:43) 135 BPM

OK Corral (original mix) - (6:24) 128 BPM

OK Corral (Aldonna remix) - (5:31) 68 BPM

Stella (original mix) - (6:10) 136 BPM

Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech

Review: Homage has turned to Oceania for its latest release, securing a fine debut EP from Melbourne-based Japanese producer Ryunosuke Tahara AKA Paperkraft. In keeping with the Brooklyn-based imprint's love of releasing new music that draws inspiration from dance music's past, Tahara has delivered a set of tracks piled high with references to the nineties and noughties. Check first 'The Amazing Spaceman', where warped bass, mid-90s psychedelic techno sounds and spaced-out ambient techno textures ride a crunchy breakbeat, before admiring the 'Brown Album'-era Orbital-on-steroids flex of 'Dizzy Disk', the bumpin' breakbeat-house bounce of 'OK Corral', and the acid-fired insanity of 'Stella'. Elsewhere, Aidan Francis delivers a '90s psy-trance style tweak of 'Dizzy Disk' and Aldonna delivers a grandiose, all-action tribal house tweak of 'OK Corral'.

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HOMAGE 028
16 Feb 24
Funky/Club House

Mr Sunshine

MAX SPF EP

Homage

U Don't Know Me (original mix) - (6:36) 126 BPM

U Don't Know Me (Justin Cudmore vocal dub) - (6:25) 126 BPM

My Knife (original mix) - (6:10) 128 BPM

God Chord (original mix) - (6:33) 128 BPM

Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Sem Thomasson

Review: This is the first release from Mr Sunshine, a new duo comprised of Luke Campion and fast-rising broken beat/bass music fusionist Jon Danvers-McCabe (AKA CoOp Selectors Assemble crew member Danvers). As you might expect, the resultant music is wonderfully sweaty and sub-heavy. Check first "U Don't Know", a 21st century take on speed garage that combines insanely weighty sub and wobble bass with heady female vocal samples and dark room sounds, before moving on to the intergalactic garage goodness of "My Knife", which is arguably even weightier. Elsewhere, "God Chord" is a strutting, sweat-soaked attack on the senses full of dancehall vocal snippets and gut-punching bass tones, while Justin Cudmore's "Vocal Dub" of "U Don't Know" sits somewhere between Todd Edwards and extra-percussive big room house.

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HOMAGE 006
04 Nov 19
Deep House