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Moda Black
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MB 062R2
13 Oct 17
Minimal/Tech House
13 Oct 17
Minimal/Tech House
Review: British DJ Kiwi has been steadily refining his skills as a producer since the mid noughties, releasing on labels such as Optimo, Disco Halal and Futureboogie. His style encompasses a wide array of influences, with elements of disco, techno and electronica always present. Moreover, the likes of Erol Alkan, Andrew Weatherall and DJ Harvey can be counted as fans. Now, making his debut on Moda Black, Kiwi delivers a banging track in the form of "Rabbit Hole" (feat Cactus Sauna), a sleazy indie dance gem that will appeal to fans of the Correspondant or I'm A Cliche sound. It is perfectly backed up by remixes from cult favourites Lord of the Isles (who delivers an absolutely 'kosmische' rendition) and NYC's Willie Burns: who delivers a pitched down EBM mutation which was right up our alley!
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MB 061D
11 Aug 17
Minimal/Tech House
11 Aug 17
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Groove Armada's Moda Black are back with new producer Idamos. The Glaswegian artist made his debut on the recent Moda Black album with the stunning "Heads Down". His name, an acronym of 'I Do All My Own Stunts', is somewhat telling and we can certainly assure you that he's on to big things after having a listen to "Pitch Invasion": a tough, dirty and funked up exercise in late night tech house, while "Comfort In Madness" goes for something much deeper and sultry, complimented by some gentle 303 acid and a tunnelling groove geared for some strobed out moments on the dancefloor. Finally "The Flex" finishes up this fine EP with a dark house experiment aimed squarely at the afterhours, reintroducing some nice 303 acid squeals, exotic melodies and hypnotic pads over its tightly programmed rhythm.
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MB 056
27 Jan 17
Minimal/Tech House
27 Jan 17
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Following recent outings on Anjunadeep and Last Night On Earth, Theo Kottis returns to Moda Black, the label on which he made his name. "It Wasn't Meant To Be", which features a trio of spine-tingling breakdowns, sees the Edinburgh-based producer effortlessly joining the dots between dreamy deep house and slicker, tech-tinged flavours. The latter influence comes to the fore on "Running Nowhere", where drifting chords and chiming melody lines snake their way around a shuffling, tech-house groove. The E.P also boasts a pair of fine remixes from Mobilee man And.Id. There's a chunky, low-slung, mind-altering "Rave Nostalgia" mix - complete with rush-inducing piano breakdown - and a pulsating, no-holds-barred "Acid Dub".
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MB 054
30 Sep 16
Deep House
30 Sep 16
Deep House
Review: Groove Armada's new Moda Black imprint goes from strength to strength. This time recruiting London based newcomer Zeke Africa for The Fires Of Time EP. It's tech house with soul and high quality production. The tight African influenced rhythm section on "My Voice" is great and works well with the sombre melody and male vocals. "Ghost" gets darker and tougher with its sinister atmosphere backing a chunky Hot Creations style bassline and more tight rhythm programming on this minimal stomper. Lastly "Time Given Time Spent" is atmospheric deep house that could equally of been at home on a label like Dessous; nice!
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MB 041
18 Sep 15
Minimal/Tech House
18 Sep 15
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Jaymo and Andy George's Moda Black returns with another one from Hot Creations crewman Hot Since 82. He's got Habischman on board for "Leave Me" and it gets the remix treatment by the legend that is Dubfire, taking the said track on a dark journey through progressive house. Secondly we have "Sundown" remixed by Audiofly aka Luca Saporito and Anthony Middleton who take things on more of a sublime, afterhours tech house tip on the "All Day I Dream" vibe.
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MB 043D
21 Aug 15
Deep House
21 Aug 15
Deep House
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
Groove Armada & Rockers Revenge - "Walking On Sunshine" (Groove Armada's Tracker's Revenge) - (10:34) 122 BPM 
Played by: Pablo del Monte, Jean Jacques Smoothie, Juno Recommends Deep House, Juno Recommends Funky House, Carl Cox, Joris Voorn, Tiesto, Kenneth Bager // Musicfordreams, Alessandro Otiz, DJ Zinc (Bingo Bass, Rinse Rec.), Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, The Timewriter, Le Visiteur Online, Mark Knight, Michael Calfan
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MB 042IT
10 Jul 15
Deep House
10 Jul 15
Deep House
Review: The deadly pair that is Walker & Royce touch down on Moda Black with some of their signature house licks after releases on Crosstown Rebels and Glasgow Underground, among other choice stables. "My Dream" is a mid-tempo licker boasting a minimalistic framework thanks to its bleeps and clicks, intricate vocal chops and rickety percussion. "Fur" is also fervently stripped and diced but the beat is bumpier, a touch more jacking and primely cut for peak time body jerking. Little killers, the pair.
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MB 038
23 Mar 15
Minimal/Tech House
23 Mar 15
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Hailing from New York, Sam Walker and Gavin Royce have already gained support from big names like Sasha and Pete Tong. Listening to Sister, it's not hard to hear why this is. Drawing on the darker undercurrents of New York's house sound, the title track is based on a sinister bassline that sounds like it has slithered up from the sewers. But "Sister" also features dramatic breakdowns - possibly influenced by Junior Vasquez or Danny Tenaglia's residencies in the city - and a robust, shuffling rhythm that sounds rooted in New York's current house/techno twilight. The duo explores this contemporary theme further on "Do Not Disturb", where lead-weight beats underpin a screeching female vocal.
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MB 030
01 Sep 14
Minimal/Tech House
01 Sep 14
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Having previously appeared on Grizzly with the decidedly tough and breathless "Work That", Odysseus pops up on Jaymo and Andy George's Moda Black imprint with three tracks of sultry, late night house. "Hit It Again" kicks off proceedings by offering bold, grandiose electronic chords, cut-up vocal samples, garage-influenced drums and more drops than your average game of rugby in the middle of winter. The loose and languid "Over You" - all military drums, hypnotic stabs and spinetingling chords - offers a deeper alternative, while the brilliantly titled "Drug Fool" is six minutes of revivalist '90s Belgian techno disguised as 21st century rave. Which, in our book at least, is a very good thing.
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MB 012BP
06 May 13
Deep House
06 May 13
Deep House
