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Review: In January 2015, Seth Troxler and Tom Trago decided to mark the passing of legendary Amsterdam venue Trouw by getting together in the studio. The resultant track - a woozy, undulating, 10-minute deep house epic - was first showcased on Troxler's DJ Kicks mix last autumn. Here, it gets a deserved single release, with accompanying remixes from Prins Thomas and Voyage Direct artist Maxi Mill. The Norwegian producer does a terrific job reinventing the track as a long-slung Balearic disco gem, full of glistening guitars, chiming melodies, percussive breakdowns and heavy, punk-funk bass. In contrast, Maxi Mill emphasizes the spacey elements of the original track, laying down a rolling, Detroit-influenced deep house shuffler.
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K7 324EP1D
29 Apr 16
Deep House
29 Apr 16
Deep House
Review: Akase is Harry Agius aka Midland joined by Robbie Redway on vocals. "Murmur" is a slice of sophisticated modern synth pop reminiscent of Delphic or The Howling. Rather high production values on here with rich and elevating synth textures supporting Redway's brilliantly emotive vocals. Producer extraordinaire Ewan Pearson lends his hand to two tremendous remixes of the track. The main remix keeps Redway's vocals on this dark chugging epic, with a dirty arpeggio backed by some superb science fiction synth zaps, until another more soulful arpeggio lead joins the fray. Brilliant! There's a dub version for those of you less keen on the vocals.
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K7 321EP2
16 Oct 15
Techno
16 Oct 15
Techno
Seth Troxler / Various
Wolfgang Haffner - "Melodia Del Viento" (Ricardo Villalobos & Max Loderbauer Meloopdia remix) - (4:00) 121 BPM
Dean Street Crew - "The Credit Card" (feat Sweet Pussy Pauline - Original Tribe mix) - (4:07) 122 BPM
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K7 324CD
16 Oct 15
Deep House
16 Oct 15
Deep House
Review: Germany's K7 have got it on lock-down with this latest 12', a full rework EP of Actress' "Bird Matrix" killer by a pair of dance luminaries. First up is Venezuela's Kid606, a man who has been making 'outsider' music since before the term was ever coined, and one who has been every bit as important to the dance music scene all the more commercial names. Kid606's Club Mix is driving, filled with slithering percussion and led by a gorgeous swarm of aqueous synths and Zelda-like sonics, while the dub version slows things down and muddies the groove up into a heady, meditative bundle of melodies and beats. Simbiosi, on the other hand, goes for the jugular and delivers a heavy, stomping techno retuning of the original - what a blinder! There's also a tune by the mysterious Gnesis, "Pear", which appeared on Actress' own K7 compilation. Ya need!
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K7319EP 1
30 Oct 15
Techno
30 Oct 15
Techno
Moodymann / Various
Review: It would be fair to say that Studio K7 has pulled off something of a coup in getting Kenny Dixon Jr. to agree to compile and mix the latest installment in the long-running DJ Kicks series. It is, somewhat remarkably, the legendary Detroiter's first commercially available mix set. This triple-vinyl edition features a whopping 19 cuts - all in unmixed form - from the 30 track mix. Musically, it's a blazed, jazzy, soulful and groovy as you'd expect, and contains a mixture of downtempo beats, nu-jazz and hazy house cuts from the likes of Flying Lotus, Dopehead, Peter Digital Orchestra, Nightmares On Wax, Soulful Session and Lady Alma.
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K7 327DTM
19 Feb 16
Deep House
19 Feb 16
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: After the first volume featuring all stars such as Nathan Fake, Shed and Mind Against, here is another action packed volume of remixes, the second of Bonn veteran Dominik Eulberg's 'Mannigfaltig' LP released last year. Once again, the titles are proper tongue twisters: "Sechslinien-Bodeneule" receives a pummelling peak time rework by Brazilian techno queen ANNA, while Robag Wruhme - the joker from Jena - delivers his idiosyncratic style as always on the sublime rework of "Siebenschlaefer" and Italy's mentalist maestro Donato Dozzy will no doubt hypnotise you into submission - bringing the Sound Of Rome to his perspective of the track "Eintagsfliege".
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K7380 R2D
26 Jun 20
Minimal/Tech House
26 Jun 20
Minimal/Tech House
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K7 042CD
25 Mar 96
Techno
25 Mar 96
Techno
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K7 065CD
09 Mar 08
Breakbeat
09 Mar 08
Breakbeat
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K7 081CD
04 Oct 99
Hip Hop/R&B
04 Oct 99
Hip Hop/R&B
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K7 262CD
22 Jun 10
UK Garage
22 Jun 10
UK Garage
Review: A band that have hitherto yet to be properly exposed to British ears, When Saints Go Machine have already had their full debut album released in their native Denmark.. Their sound is extremely hard to pin down - such is the range of material covered in these six tracks. Title tune "Fail Forever" introduces the distinctive tone of Nickolaj's vocals - somewhere between Morrissey and Erlend Oye - and comes over like Hot Chip's "Boy From School" played at about 4am with a beautiful electro-orchestral backing and some sparse but effective drums and bass. This is a great introduction to a band that are clearly bursting with ideas and influences.
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K7 281LCD
01 Feb 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
01 Feb 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Played by: Adam B (Homegrown Music), Keep Schtum, Breixo, Fragedis, Shadow Dancer, Brothers' Vibe, Dirt Crew, Alkalino, Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo), Juno Recommends Deep House, Kirby, Giant Cuts, Free Magic, Frank Booker, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Jazztronauts, Brandon Bass, Phasen, Matt Prehn, AnteK, Matthew Kyle, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Roy Gilles, Freddy The Groove aka F★T★G, Marvin Zeyss, Soul Camp, Melon Bomb
Review: With "Love" as its theme, it's perhaps unsurprising that this newie from Motor City Drum Ensemble is so sensual that it feels like MCDE man Danilo Plessow is actually gently tickling your nether regions with a fine feather duster. Whether or not the idea of getting down and dirty with Plassow floats your boat, "Love" is a particularly fine example of his deep house craft; a virtual hug crafted from live drums, minor key chords, brushed cymbals, melancholic organs and a sweet, sweet vocal. There's a more hypnotic dub, too, in the shape of "Basement Love", which offers a pleasingly chunky alternative.
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K7 285EP1
27 Jun 11
Deep House
27 Jun 11
Deep House
Review: Having recently released the excellent Fail Forever EP, which recapped the Danish four-piece's output so far, "Church & Law" is the primer for their new album out via K7 in a few weeks time. It's a slow and heavenly mix of tweaked, echoed synths with a pared-back beat and a saintly vocal from singer Nokolaj Manuel Vonsild. Recalling Talk Talk, The Knife and Arthur Russell, it's highly impressive stuff and should make the album, Konkylie, hot property when it drops.
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K7284 EP1
30 May 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
30 May 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: It's time to dive into something super experimental next as Special Request joins forces with the team over at K7 for a three track adventure in sound design and retro-flavours. We kick off with a real throwback anthem in 'Vellichor', a fantastic display of synthetic bliss, moulding electro-like synthesizer pulses with shimmering rhythms and sweeping pads, before 96 Back joins the party for 'Petrichor', another solemn sweep through stunning soundscapes and synth design. Finally, the title track 'Compassion' unleashes a more hard hitting feel, driven primarily by the grizzly bass instrument we find lurking beneath a wash of pleasing melodies and minimal percussive plucks. An unusual selection, but oh so satisfying!
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K7394EPD
18 Feb 21
Electro
18 Feb 21
Electro
Review: Following his three artist LPs for Nina Kraviz' Trip label back in 2018, Bjarki delivers his fourth artist album on K7. Like his previous output, Happy Earthday focuses on his unique interpretation of the sound of 90s UK labels like Skam and Rephlex. There's the down tempo, Wagon Christ-esque beats of "Alone In Sandkassi" sitting beside the hyperactive break beats of "( . )_( . )" and the haunting, Aphex Twin-like "AN6912", while "Bheiv_sheep" sees him emulate the glitchy, hop-hop of Autechre around the time of Tri Repeate. Earthday is an occasionally brilliant ride through the golden period of UK electronic music, realised through the lens of Iceland's most eccentric producer.
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K 7378D
15 Feb 19
Experimental/Electronic
15 Feb 19
Experimental/Electronic
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K7 303EP1
13 May 13
Deep House
13 May 13
Deep House
Review: Brandt Brauer Frick hook up with Frank Ocean producer Om'Mas Keith - one of the brains behind Channel Orange - for this single from their new album, Miami. Gone is the organic sound of yore, replaced by something more electronic and groove-based. Indeed, "Plastic Like Your Mother" is a hyperactive affair, by turns deep and dreamy and mysterious and haunting, but without losing the musical touch that the act have become known for. The vocals help to lend a sense of mystique to the arrangement and it is tailor-made for festival stages and cavernous venues like Berghain where the Berlin trio are used to performing.
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K7 302EP1
04 Mar 13
Minimal/Tech House
04 Mar 13
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Rocco Universal, Dirty Channels, Art Of Tones, Rony Breaker, Maxxi Soundsystem, Sandy Rivera
Review: The second single from Will Saul's more organic side project, Close, benefits greatly from the effortlessly soulful, melancholic vocals from Fat Freddy's Drop vocalist Joe Dukie. They sound majestic over Saul's sparse, shuffling production, all loose, live drums, subtle guitars and hissing cymbals. The remix package is impressive, too, with Dusky offering a perfectly-pitched version that manages to keep the fragility of the original whilst adding some stomping, garage-influenced drums. Midland's murky deep house tweak is pretty tasty, too, while Tanner Ross & Slow Hands go all Balearic on their beatless version. If anything, it's even more spine-tingling than the superb original.
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K7 309EP 3
10 Jun 13
Deep House
10 Jun 13
Deep House
Laurel Halo / Various
Review: It's time to dive deep into the realms of experimental tech on this one as we are introduced to this hard hitting four track compilation from the K7 imprint, showcasing 4x4 creativity at its very finest. We kick off with Laurel Halo's fabulous 'Sweetie', a moody rolling tech adventure, packed with percussive melodics. Next, Ikonika returns with her OG mix of 'Bodied' which plays off both grimey and techno themes, followed by the hypnotic synthesizer ramblings of 'Cricoid' from Rrose. Finally, it gets very tribal indeed as Nick Leon ventures forth with the Amazonian rhythms and rhythmic twists of 'Pelican Dub'.
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K 7375EP
08 Mar 19
Bass
08 Mar 19
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Funk
Review: We've been saying for years that what the dance scene needs is more nouveau funk tracks named after large felids, and now young UK singer-songwriter James Alexander Bright duly obliges with 'Tigers Roar' and 'The Panther'. The title track comes on like the result of an unholy three-way between Amp Fiddler, chart-friendly pop-funk as pedalled by the likes of Bruno Mars and 70s yacht rock, while 'The Panther' takes a more experimental approach, and sounds like something that might have emerged from the axis around the likes of Flying Lotus and Thundercat.
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K7372S4
08 Mar 19
Funk
08 Mar 19
Funk
Various
In My Brain Prinz Eugen (Richard Dorfmeister vs Madrid De Los Austrias Ybbs version) - (4:33) 122 BPM
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K7 310CD
19 Aug 13
Deep House
19 Aug 13
Deep House
Will Saul / Various
Played by: Native Transmissions, Ranacat, Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo), Tan Atalar, Guy Gerber, Zed Bias
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K7 316EP
16 Jun 14
Deep House
16 Jun 14
Deep House
