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Life And Death
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LAD 073DS1
03 Nov 23
Deep House
03 Nov 23
Deep House
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LAD 074D
20 Oct 23
Minimal/Tech House
20 Oct 23
Minimal/Tech House
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LAD 068D
12 May 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
12 May 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
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LAD 068DS2
05 May 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
05 May 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Sebra Cruz unleashes his debut album 'Don't Worry Psy Happy' on DJ Tennis' revered Life & Death imprint. The genre-defying LP encapsulates the Italian spirit in perfect style and comprises eleven daring tracks that experiment with various sounds including cinematic and ambient leaning sonics such as 'Optimist' and 'Poliziesco', the latter of which includes Gabriele Fabbri's atmospheric guitar riff throughout. 'The Siebel Road To Mars' is a powerful yet emotive record that samples current Italian President Sergio Mattarella between the piano and the extraterrestrial sound palette. 'Flying Junior', named after Cruz's own sailboat, emulates the peacefulness and tranquillity of the sea. Meanwhile, 'AltreCose', inspired by the energy of the Neapolitan people during Sebra's DJing residency in the 90s, is a high-energy disco-infused record. The album is a testament to the long-lasting and trusting collaborative relationship between Sebra Cruz and DJ Tennis.
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LAD 064D 2
21 Apr 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
21 Apr 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Jimi Jules drops his latest EP titled 'Free Bird', released via Life and Death Records. The four tracks featured on the release were written during the same sessions as his 2022 album '+', released on Innervisions. Each track encapsulates Jules' signature sound; a mix of hands-in-the-air anthems, chaotic house bangers, deep burners and contemplative moments. Overall, it showcases the Swiss producer's versatility and is a testament to his musical prowess, making it a must-listen for fans of global house and techno. It features the mesmerising and uplifting journey of the title track, the low slung funk groove of "Lil Dirty", while "Speed Meditation" is a good stomper for those heads down moments, and finally "Touched By Silence" sees him save the best for last on this glassy-eyed and bittersweet number that's perfect to drop at sunrise.
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LAD 066D
12 Apr 23
Minimal/Tech House
12 Apr 23
Minimal/Tech House
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LAD 065DS 1
07 Feb 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
07 Feb 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
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LAD 059DS3
25 Oct 22
Breakbeat
25 Oct 22
Breakbeat
Review: Fresh from a high-profile release on Diplo's Higher Ground imprint, Carlita returns to her original musical home, Life & Death, with a predictably strong single. There are two fresh productions on offer (both presented in edited and extended form): title track 'Bon Trip', a sparkling slab of morning-fresh, sun-splashed brilliance in which glistening piano riffs and tactile synth-sounds rise above a chugging, arpeggio-driven bassline and unfussy, house-tempo drums, and 'Run Run Run', a more muscular, throbbing and driving chunk of immersive soundscape house. Krystal Klear delivers a terrifically energetic, loved-up and kaleidoscopic take on 'Bon Trip' full of his usual vibrant synth sounds and rushing breakdowns, before Red Axes give 'Run Run Run' a decidedly hallucinatory, acid-flecked revision that makes the most of Duddha's atmospheric vocal and Carlita's glassy-eyed chords.
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LAD 063D
27 Sep 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
27 Sep 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: After three years away, Maurice Uzzan has returned to the Life & Death label with a two-part EP that cannily showcases the growing depth, variety and complexity of his dancefloor-focused productions. 'Discreet Moment Thing', the title track of the dual EP, kicks off this second volume, offering an attractively pulsating, occasionally foreboding workout that boasts distinctive nods towards both EBM and new beat - all stabbing, sequenced synth-bass, stuttering (and decidedly hallucinatory) vocal samples, sweaty drums and jacking intent. He moves further back in time for inspiration on 'Lady Cherry', whose warming chords, squelchy synth bass, twinkling keys, unfussy machine drums and pleasingly 1980s-sounding lead lines sound like they were inspired by Pet Shop Boys' first two albums.
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LAD 058BDL
04 Feb 22
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
04 Feb 22
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
Review: Under the now familiar Whitesquare alias, Maurice Uzzan has spent the last seven years bouncing between high profile and well-regarded labels such as Toy Tonics, Culprit, Freerange Records, DFTD and Life & Death. Here he returns to the latter label for the first time since 2019, delivering the first helping of a two-part release that tends towards the summery and celebratory. Opener 'Carte Blanche' is a driving, throbbing treat, with the Rome-based producer adding crunchy cowbells, spinetingling synth-pop chords, breakbeat bursts and mutilated male vocal samples to a druggy, intergalactic groove that reminded us of the most inspired 'space disco' moments of Hans-Peter Lindstron and Todd Terje. 'Lux Interior' meanwhile joins the dots between piano-laden Italian house, sweaty Italian house and glassy-eyed nu-disco.
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LAD 058AD
14 May 21
Deep House
14 May 21
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Having given rise to artists like Ashee, Kino Todo, Bawrut and the legendary Mr. Tophat in 2020, Life And Death now reveal a new project from Stefano Serafini aka Sebra Cruz. Debuting with a Siebel, Serafini's Cruz project sails the astralplane with the light, airy and melodic techno number "Hydroshima" that subtly touches on trance as it does a baerlic vibe. Turning in something more minimally inspired in the title-track, pianos and keys play a huge role in its emotive content which opens up to searing strings and pumping percussion without ever going overboard. Class.
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LAD 056D
25 Dec 20
Minimal/Tech House
25 Dec 20
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Celebrating ten years of his Life And Death label, DJ Tennis delivers a diverse compilation. Schwarzmann's "Octave Two" is a groovy, stripped back track that resounds to a bubbling groove and dayglo bleeps, while on "Agua", Prins Thomas delivers a searing, 303-led disco track. In stark contrast are Byetone and Gera Akate's electro breakers, while Red Axes veers into punk-funk territory with the wiry guitars and dubbed out FX of "Rasss". There really is something for every tate here, and the slamming techno of Fango's "Trattore", followed by the cosmic Italo of Vivian Koch's"Find Your Way Out" shows that Life And Death is a truly eclectic label.
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LAD 055D
20 Nov 20
Techno
20 Nov 20
Techno
Review: Israeli artist Kino Todo is up next on DJ Tennis's Life And Death imprint. Todo's multicultural sounds on Blue Shadow, as well as on Moscoman's Disco Halal have made him one of the most promising new artists in the scene. These are complex and characterful tracks that draw on a wide range of cultural references and reimagine them as dancefloor dynamite. Much like the EP's namesake, "Goa Kids" takes trance music motifs to create a slinky and hypnotic journey through sound, while the acid washed "Boom Shaki Boom" features fellow countrymen Red Axes. Finally, the low slung psychedelia of "Vocus Pocus" is perfect for Sunday afternoon drifting on the dancefloor.
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LAD 054D
23 Oct 20
Minimal/Tech House
23 Oct 20
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
Review: A straight 12 months since Italian producer Whitesquare debuted on Life And Death with the Visual Distortion Of Reality EP, Maurice Uzzan returns with Seventy Days Of Deja Vu. An '80s synth inspired mini-LP at large - made during a 70 day lockdown period - Whitesquare introduces a new kind of renegade funk to his sound, with tracks like "Roma Deserta" good enough for any action movie montage. Deeper tones, uplifting melodies and trance influences steal the show in "I've Been Here Before", with electronic basslines and touches of jazz instrumentation and percussion supporting the new age vibe of "Memories Of Tomorrow". Find ever-cascading chords, electro pan-pipes, pianos and some heavy Phil Collins-esque drum fills plotted between the slow motion Italo groove of "Same Day, Different Day" with a surprise section of jungle and breakbeat madness is "Fase Due".
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LAD052D
07 Aug 20
Experimental/Electronic
07 Aug 20
Experimental/Electronic
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LAD 050S
21 May 20
Minimal/Tech House
21 May 20
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Swedish enfant terrible Mr Tophat breaks ranks with longtime collaborator (and Karlovak co-head) Art Alfie to fly solo on this new outing which, rather surprisingly, appears for the much lauded Life & Death imprint. The Junk Yard Connections main man presents "Time Lapse" taken from last year's album 'Dusk to Dawn' on Twilight Enterprise. At over 12 minutes long, the track is another Mr. Tophat masterclass in musical tension and narrative, featuring Noomi's seductive vocals throughout. Label boss DJ Tennis also steps up to add his own spin; a respectful rework which doesn't deviate too much from the original, just streamlines its groove for the dancefloor and accentuates all the track's euphoric and bittersweet elements.
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LAD 048D 2
08 May 20
Minimal/Tech House
08 May 20
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Climbing his way out of the mists of time and space with a stream of records for The Ransom Note this past decade, Italian producer out of Madrid, Bawrut, becomes the latest addition to Life and Death and Tale Of Us collective. He does so with three slower, long burning club, acid and synth numbers. All three tracks are defined by the slower 120 BPM rhythms with their own variations of pulsating basslines and rawkus electro melodies. "Drum Beat" goes for the trippy exotic approach, with "Rollin'" inhibiting a similar yet more percussive zone, to "Terza" fattening it up to the max.
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LAD 047D
17 Jan 20
Minimal/Tech House
17 Jan 20
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Following Eps for 20:20 Vision and Freerange, Whitesquare aka Maurice Uzzan makes his debut for Life And Death. This release draws on a number of sources for inspiration; on the title track, the bass is influenced by early 90s house, while the acid line is redolent of Josh Wink at his finest. The dreamy vocal samples and break beats on "Not Moving" could have come from a San Fran free party, while "Jasmine" is more grounded. Led by an earthy acid line and a stepping rhythm, it's one of the more functional tracks on this release - until DJ Tennis gets his hands on it and turns it into a rumbling, 303-led roller.
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LAD 046D
30 Aug 19
Electro
30 Aug 19
Electro
Played by: Rave Energy
Review: Israeli disco eccentric Moscoman makes a surprising appearance on DJ Tennis' Life & Death label, but considering recent appearances for the likes of Diynamic, Sapiens and Armada - it's clear his appeal has broadened to the wider electronic music scene. The Disco Halal boss serves up the spiralling and melodic bliss of "Wave Rave" - an evocative dancefloor journey that is right in line with DJ Tennis' aesthetic. This is in stark contrast to the moody (doom-laden, even!) growl of "Dinner For One" and once again showing the diversity of his sonic repertoire we have the lo-slung balearica of "550" and ending with the delightfully tripped-out nu disco groove of "Space Comfort".
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LAD 038D
26 Apr 19
Minimal/Tech House
26 Apr 19
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Brit Joseph Ashworth's sudden rise to the top has been noticed on top labels such as Dirtybird, Pets Recordings and Tessellate (as Firmin) and if this new one for Italian powerhouse Life & Death demonstrates - his time is truly now. The Londoner delivers a glassy-eyed and life-affirming journey on "Trooper", that sits somewhere between modern deep house and shoegaze with its spangling drones. But this is an afterthought compared to Windy City legend Ron Trent's emotive rendition, which will leave you breathless! This is followed by the tunneling tech-house cut "Laminated" which is also full of reliable dancefloor dynamics.
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LAD 041D
08 Feb 19
Minimal/Tech House
08 Feb 19
Minimal/Tech House
Review: According to the elaborate press release accompanying this release, "Solar Warriors" is "Marvin and Guy on rocket fuel". There's certainly something suitably cosmic about "Notte", the cut that opens the Italian duo's second outing on Life & Death. Beginning with an inspirational spoken word sample, the track boasts woozy, deep space synths, hissing cymbals, colourful synthesizer lines and breathlessly beautiful piano riffs gently rising above a quietly pulsing groove. It's very good, all told, as is "Idra" where chanteuse Perel adds an atmospheric spoken word vocal (in German) over a slightly darker groove and even more spacey chords and melodies. Further intergalactic bliss is provided via the jaunty synth-bass, skittish beats and supernova synthesizer flourishes of "Stige (9AM Mix)".
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LAD 042D
07 Dec 18
Deep House
07 Dec 18
Deep House
Played by: ROTCIV
Review: After a series of impressive EPs for Kill the DJ, Hivern and Internasjonal, Margot open their account with Life And Death. Focusing on the tougher, electronic disco sound, on the title track the Italian duo drop a pulsating, hypnotic groove that rolls on to infinity. "Salsce" leans on ebm and even New Beat for inspiration, and the end result is a linear, menacing track coated in acid. The label has also chosen the remixers well: Dauwd, who has worked for Ghostly and Kompakt, ups the title track's intensity thanks to the use of slamming drums, while Kiwi turns "Salsce" into a pared back, drum track.
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LAD 036D
01 Dec 17
Minimal/Tech House
01 Dec 17
Minimal/Tech House
