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Review: Following a decade spent dashing between lesser-celebrated and low-key underground imprints, Carlos "Carlo" Alvarez stepped things up earlier this year via an impressive appearance on hyped Bristol imprint Shall Not Fade. Here he continues to make waves via a first appearance on Pontchartrain and Laurin Fedora's Lovedancing label. Title track 'The Night Forest' is a bustling and excitable affair, with Alvarez peppering a chunky, all-action house groove with snaking sax snippets, deep house riffs, nu-disco electronics and orchestral disco samples. 'Gmork' is a more swirling, squelchy and hot-stepping slab of disco/deep house fusion, while closing cut 'Falkor' combines dreamy, colourful musical flourishes with a sturdy, bass-heavy and peak-time focused house groove.
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LD 17
07 Oct 22
Deep House
07 Oct 22
Deep House
Review: Next on Sleazy McQueen's ever reliable Lovedancing label is a proper stalwart of the New York City music scene who should need no introduction - the one the only The Juan Maclean. On his new EP The Lone Dancer, get stoned into the groove of the infectious disco house stomper "Body Language Pro" which then receives a worthy rework by label main man McQueen in collaboration with Cole Medina, and followed by the lo slung boogie down antics of "Let Me Come Into Your Life".
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LD 11
15 Nov 19
Funky/Club House
15 Nov 19
Funky/Club House
Review: Nu-disco scene veterans Dagfest has been doing their thing since the dawn of the decade, in the process notching up tracks and EPs on such labels as Nang, Melodicoa, Editorial and Paper Disco. Even so, their first outing on Lovedancing is particularly impressive. Opener "Falling In Love" is bouncy, synth-bass-propelled revision of a little-known tropical disco jam (think soulful reggae vocals and colourful electronic lead lines) that's as summery as test cricket and England losing in a football semi-final. Tom Noble gives the track a more spacey feeling on his fine remix before the duo offers-up the sparkling Balearic boogie of "Prism". On the obligatory remix, Whiskey Disco chief Sleazy McQueen turns the cute and loved-up original into a slamming slab of disco-house (though happily, he has retained Dagfest's rather lovely synth solos).
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LD 09
01 Jul 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
01 Jul 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
