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Review: 'Love Letters' is Maxime Robillard, a relative newcomer to the scene who's based in New York and has had a handful of releases on Help, CGI Records, Yield and The Bunker over the past five or six years, as well as putting out a series of self-released EPs called 'On The Loose'. His stock-in-trade is leftfield electronica that blurs the lines between house, techno and electro: as such, this one's strictly for the more open-minded and experimental deep house spinners. That said, if it's more trad-style grooves you're after, then 'Organ Track' is worth investigating!
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MSN 033
19 Mar 21
Deep House
19 Mar 21
Deep House
Review: We are here treated to a really cool project from Taphari, who joins forces with the Mister Saturday Night imprint across five tracks of experimental rap creation, kicking off with the 808 driven sub rolls and skippy percussive stylings of 'Stingy'. Next, the luscious, retro soundscaping of 'Suit Up' takes us down memory lane before 'Tell Me How' turns up the tempo drastically with it's grinding bass tones and skippy drum textures. To follow, 'Focus' alongside SixPress provides us with some internal funky energy, before the spacey energies of 'Temper' put the finishing touches on a very forward thinking body of work from Taphari.
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MSN 031
29 Mar 19
Hip Hop/R&B
29 Mar 19
Hip Hop/R&B
Review: Glaswegian house dabbler General Ludd is back on New York City's Mister Saturday Night with a new EP, and it couldn't have come faster - we love the stuff that this guy makes. Not unlike his previous efforts, "Are You Losing My Hearing?" is a roughneck house sketch boasting a wonky percussive groove, gorgeous flurries of organic instrumentation and all the electronic oddity you could possibly fit into a club tune. "Moneychangers" is tamer in its structure but more penetrating on the dancefloor, where dusty drums and metallic hi-hats fold into a tidy house cut with a sinister, twisted edge.
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MSN 017
11 Sep 15
Bass
11 Sep 15
Bass
Review: Considering they are only a year into their releasing life, Archie Pelago sound like a full-bodied outfit that have been in the game for years. Surfacing on the equally fledgling Mister Saturday Night imprint, this three track EP moves between warm, dancing-friendly stomp and dislocated ambience, all rendered through a canny sampling, treatment, but most importantly playing of organic instrumentation. Sax, cello and trumpet work their way into crackly beats, finding the most tangible groove on "Brown Oxford" thanks to a crisp double bass but in more esoteric climes on "Alice". "Frederyk Swerl" spreads itself with an elongated excursion into shapeless flutters and scribbles of jazzed-out expressions that suit the talents of the three-piece perfectly.
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MSN 002
10 Sep 12
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
10 Sep 12
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
