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Mirau Musik
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Played by: Dicky Trisco, ROTCIV, Alphabet City, Noir, RedSoul, Chris Coco, JON DASILVA, Juno Recommends Disco, JUSTIN WINKS (CASIO SOCIAL CLUB), Giant Cuts, Djs Pareja, Cosmonauts, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Sisterhood, Brandon Bass, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, Pete Gooding, The Magician, Telesynth, GSD
Review: Say what you like about Marco 'Tensnake' Niemerski, but the boy certainly knows how to craft hook-laden dancefloor bangers. Since striking gold with the ubiquitous "Coma Cat", the German producer has laid down all manner of hands-in-the-air remixes - most boasting a delightful blend of old skool house flava and electronic disco sassiness. "Something About You" continues this theme, mixing 80s Fairlight stabs, sparkling piano riffs and hooky vocal samples with a chunky retro-house groove to impressive effect. Simian Mobile Disco man Jas Shaw offers a similarly acid house/Inner City-themed remake, whilst bonus cut "Congolal" slows the pace in a Balearic house style. Big!
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MIRAU 014J
16 Jun 11
Disco/Nu-Disco
16 Jun 11
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: SCENERY RECORDS, Shadow Dancer, Maurice Aymard, Dirt Crew, Dairmount (Room With A View), Giorgio Luceri, Mitchell Goor, BRENDON P
Review: Having appeared on an impressive range of labels over the past three years - Kolour Recordings, 4Lux, Mule Electronic and Retreat amongst them - Iron Curtis returns to his original home, Mirau, to deliver a debut album jam-packed with retro-futurist analogue deep house jams. As he's previously proved, Iron Curtis is a dab hand at many different styles of deep and jacking house music, making Soft Wide Waist Band an entertaining listen. So, we get joyously melodic, string-laden Detroitisms (see "Hurts"), soft focus bass music (the title track), other-wordly acid house (The Sun), heavenly, Mr Beatnick-ish deepness ("O'Hare") and even some spiralling wonk-hop ("To The Liv") - all blessed with the delicate electronic sheen of machine soul.
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MIRAULP 01
21 May 12
Deep House
21 May 12
Deep House
Played by: Adam B (Homegrown Music), Olivier Desmet, Tomson, The Revenge, KRL, SCENERY RECORDS, Maelstrom, Dave Allison (Editorial), Kisk, Shadow Dancer, Maurice Aymard, Alkalino, Juno Recommends Disco, Juno Recommends Deep House, Frank Booker, Dinka, Sleazy Beats Recordings, Space Ranger, K-HAND, Glass Coffee, Sccucci Manucci, MyPairOfShoes, DAIRMOUNT (ROOM WITH A VIEW RECS), Magnier (House of Disco)
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MIRAU 011
13 Sep 10
Disco/Nu-Disco
13 Sep 10
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: One of the best things about Erdbeerschnitzel is that you're never quite sure what he'll come up with next - though, by and large, you know that it will be melodic, interesting and possibly slightly off-kilter. These are all plaudits that can be applied to "Through The Night", a treacle-think chunk of tumbling, touchy-feely slow house that expertly mangles an old soul/R&B vocal. "Confused" is even odder, but also formidably melodic, layering cascading melodies and vocal cut-ups atop a sludgy, leftfield house rhythm. It's hard to place, musically, but as impressive as you'd expect from Erdbeerschnitzel.
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MIRAU 016
08 Oct 12
Deep House
08 Oct 12
Deep House
Review: Under his Erdbeerschnitzel guise, producer Tim Kelling has consistently delivered excellent material that's notoriously hard to pigeonhole. Tender Leaf, his second full-lenghth, follows a similar pattern. His default setting seems to be bright but woozy electronica heavily laden with nu-disco synths and curious, off-beat deep house rhythms. There's plenty of that here, alongside more dancefloor-centric tracks that shift further towards loose deep house (see "Semantics") and skittering, bass-music inspired beatscapes that glisten with high-speed rhythmic intent. There's also a deliciously wonky house/nu-disco/R&B fusion ("Through The Night") that's almost worth the admission price on its own.
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MIRAULP 02
19 Nov 12
Experimental/Electronic
19 Nov 12
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Iron Curtis's "Horses", released last year on his "Small Wide Waist Band" full-length, is a glorious example of why there's still plenty of invention left in house. Managing to be both ludicrously tough and gorgeously intricate, it threw a lot of unusual and eccentric sounds into the mix with impressive effect. If you missed out, you can get it here, alongside a trio of equally impressive remixes. Top prize goes to deep house veteran (and all round legend) Move D, whose stripped-back but intensely beautiful take will make your ears feel like they're wallowing in a Radox-infused bath. Nu-disco types the KDMS provide a wonky, off-kilter rework that sits somewhere between organic deep house and wide-eyed electronic disco.
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MIRAU 017
22 Apr 13
Deep House
22 Apr 13
Deep House
Played by: Billy Bogus
Review: Following the recent success of his debut EP Basement Dubs, Romanian producer Aeromaschine returns with an impressively groovy three-tracker. While that set showcased a variety of tech house flavours, this time round he's merrily skipping through deep house pastures. The title track sets the standard, lacing solid congas and bongos over a shuffling, late night mix of cut-up female vocal samples and deep chords. "Must Be" explores similar territory, throwing in some dub techno production techniques for a warm, spaced-out feel. A promising EP closes with Marcus Worgull's interpretation of "Ascultam Vorbe", a rolling and defiantly hypnotic cut that recalls Ame and Stefan Goldmann.
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MIRAU 013
21 Mar 11
Deep House
21 Mar 11
Deep House
