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Review: Caution Your Blast, released in the spring of 2015, was one of Jaymo and Andy George's strongest efforts to date. Written and produced with Sidney Charles, its' two tracks offered the perfect balance between jackin' house grooves, bass-heavy garage influences, and the woozy shimmer of contemporary powder house. Here, one of the tracks from that set - "Hip Shots" - gets the remix treatment. Both versions are far rougher, dirtier and heavier than the original, with Crosstown Rebels and Hot Creations man Russ Yallop leading the way. His acid-heavy rework - all undulating 303 lines, snappy beats and chopped-up vocal fills - is particularly potent, though Philip Bader's booming, rave-inclined Warehouse Mix isn't far behind.
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MB 044
31 Jul 15
Minimal/Tech House
31 Jul 15
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Jay Lumen
Review: For their latest outing, regular studio partners Jaymo and Andy George have joined forces with Hamburg-based producer Sidney Charles (himself a regular contributor to their Moda Black imprint). "Caution Your Blast" is tough and chunky, building slowly via sharp synthesizer motifs, bubbling electronic melodies and classic tech-house percussion. There's a little vintage boompty bump to the Derrick Carter-ish beats underpinning virtual flipside "Hip Shots". The cut-up vocal stabs and heavy bass recall the mid-to-late noughties heyday of Carter's Classic imprint, too, making the track a real retro-futurist blast from the past.
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MB 039
20 Apr 15
Deep House
20 Apr 15
Deep House
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MB 032
06 Oct 14
Deep House
06 Oct 14
Deep House
Review: 'Tough-house' legends Jaymo and Andy George set up their Moda Black label to specifically cater for the dark and mysterious sounds of sweaty basements in the late, late hours. This time round they're taking the reigns themselves two provide a pair of quality bangers. "Tales From The Basement" is pure 21st century hip-house featuring a beefy rolling bassline and chopped up rhymes. "Henrys Treat", goes down the disco route with looped string samples soaring to dizzy heights above a skippy groove that's sure to get the whole club grinning in unison.
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MB 020
25 Nov 13
Deep House
25 Nov 13
Deep House
Jaymo / Andy George / Various
Played by: Adam B (Homegrown Music), Audible Whispers, Juno Recommends Deep House, Xpress 2, Rony Breaker, Jody Wisternoff, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Huxley, Jem Haynes, Resident Advisor, Manhattan, Timo Maas, Roger Sanchez, Yousef, Ryan Crosson, Umut Akalin, Ben Pearce, Natural High, Maribou State
Review: Since launching early last year, Jaymo and Andy George's Moda Black imprint has forged a reputation for delivering the sort of fluid, action-packed deep house that takes as much influence from synth-laden nu-disco as tech house, '90s garage and Visionquest-ish slickness. Here, the two bossmen curate a second label compilation featuring a mix of unreleased gems and recent hits. There's plenty to enjoy, from the classic late night wooziness of Eats Everything's "Jazz Hands" and Huxley's rolling, UKG-influenced "Diesel", to the Hot Creations-ish flex of Danny Daze/Maxxi Soundsystem collaboration "Karoline" and Medlar & Pedestrian's '90s US garage groover "TR Wilson".
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MB 013D
15 Apr 13
Deep House
15 Apr 13
Deep House
Jaymo / Andy George / Various
Played by: Jask, Grant Nelson, Toyboy & Robin, Chris Deepak, Juno Recommends Deep House, Pezzner, Carl Cox, Danny Moodymanc, King Jackal, Dublin Aunts, Sounds of Sumo, D3ADL1NE, Groove Armada, DA MOVELT NASTY SHOW, Eats Everything, Natural High
Review: Bristol-based rising stars Jaymo and Andy George are regular collaborators. Here, they join forces again to launch Moda Music offshoot Moda Black with a compilation of previously unreleased material. For those interested in the new wave of British and European house, it should be an essential purchase. Some of the duo's own Bristol pals make an appearance, with strong contributions from Lukas (the darting "Best In Show") and Eats Everything & Idiotproof (an excellent, peaktime-friendly remix of The 2 Bears). Elsewhere, highlights include a grandiose new cut from the duo themselves, an organ-heavy garage-meets-cocaine house banger from Disclosure, and a cacophonous rinse-out from Hot Since 82.
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MB 003D
08 Jul 12
Deep House
08 Jul 12
Deep House
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MB 002
11 Jun 12
Deep House
11 Jun 12
Deep House
