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Review: Parisian label Popcorn has pulled out all the stops on this latest release, roping in an impressive cast-list of established artists for a compilation style throw down. DJ Gregory steps up first, donning the now familiar Point G alias for an impeccably dusty, delay-laden trip into locked-in, late night deep house territory, before fellow veteran D'Julz subtly references is early 2000s releases on 20:20 Vision via the rolling, bass-heavy tech-house/deep house fusion of "About Time". Amir Alexander's contribution, "The Scent of My Desire", is alternately fuzzy, blissfully melodious and rush inducing, while British techno legend Aubrey serves up a spot of percussion-heavy deep house in the shape of EP highlight "African Song".
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PR 016
02 Feb 18
Deep House
02 Feb 18
Deep House
Review: Parisian label Popcorn has pulled out all the stops on this latest release, roping in an impressive cast-list of established artists for a compilation style throw down. DJ Gregory steps up first, donning the now familiar Point G alias for an impeccably dusty, delay-laden trip into locked-in, late night deep house territory, before fellow veteran D'Julz subtly references is early 2000s releases on 20:20 Vision via the rolling, bass-heavy tech-house/deep house fusion of "About Time". Amir Alexander's contribution, "The Scent of My Desire", is alternately fuzzy, blissfully melodious and rush inducing, while British techno legend Aubrey serves up a spot of percussion-heavy deep house in the shape of EP highlight "African Song".
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02 Feb 18
Deep House
02 Feb 18
Deep House
Review: The latest release on Popcorn is rather a special one for label founder Antoine Molkou. It marks his debut as a recording artist (under the previously unheralded Siler alias) and contains a trio of contrasting cuts. Compare, for example, the dreamy, tech-tinged deepness of opener "Saint Eustache", where a bass-heavy groove is smothered in darting electronics and Pete Namlook style ambient chords, and the bustling, funk-fuelled deep house jack-track that is "Rue Vignon". The latter, full of stuttering drum machine handclaps, lolloping 909 drums and a stabbing bassline, is something of a peak-time treat. Arguably best of all, though, is Flabaire hook-up "Spatial Purim", which wraps Larry Heard style bass and Motor City melodies around a rolling, Chez Damier style drum groove.
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PR 015
22 Sep 17
Deep House
22 Sep 17
Deep House
Review: Reliable deep house/jazz fusionist Paul Cut returns to Popcorn following last year's fine sojourn on D.KO. He gets down to business straight away with the swinging broken house rhythms, fluid piano lines and elastic bass of "Brooklyn Lady", before smothering a rolling deep house groove in smoky Rhodes solos on the Flabaire co-produced "Lou Chang". There's a slightly more driving feel to "Unity", whose swirling backing vocal samples and tumbling chord progressions make it sound like a cross between bumpin' Chicago deep house, Pepe Bradock's "Deep Burnt" and Floating Points. Leo Pol provides the obligatory remix of that track, pushing up the tempo while offering an all round deeper and sweeter vibe.
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PR 014
26 May 17
Deep House
26 May 17
Deep House
Review: Hot on the heels of the underrated Memories From Another Planet EP on his D.KO Records imprint, Ralph 'Flabaire' Manauri brings his brand of smooth and groovy deep house to Popcorn. He begins confidently, channeling the atmospheric spirit of Twin Peaks on the swirling, soundscape deep house shuffle of "Laura Palmer". He doffs a cap to the disco-flecked warmth of vintage East Midlands deep house productions on "Shabbat Jam", before fusing gentle acid lines, dreamy textures and bubbly melody lines on the enjoyable "Urquinaona". British techno veteran Aubrey weighs in with a fine remix of "Laura Palmer" that cannily turns the track into a melodious, hypnotic tech-house roller.
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PRDIG 13
13 Jan 17
Deep House
13 Jan 17
Deep House
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Review: Detroit straight-hitter Rick Wade is no stranger to some serious house flexing, and the man has always provided us with reliable grooves and vibes of the years mainly through his Harmonie Park label. He's on Popcorn right now, though, with the warm and glowing touch of "Your Strength", a tune that reminds us of the sort of sample-laden, soulful house that Mr G is accustomed to; Flabaire's remix strips the whole thing down and takes it on a jazzy tip. "Warm Up" "Warm Up" is more of a bald-faced Chicago jacker that peeps like Brian Harden would much appreciate, while "Meditation" is slow, incandescent and verging on the hip-hop end of things... Matsa's remix ensures some Balearic waves are added to the equation.
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PR 011
17 Jun 16
Deep House
17 Jun 16
Deep House
Review: We've not heard from Paul Cut since last summer and our dancefloors have been all the poorer as a result. Now he's back to bring a little more of his production sparkle over four new jams. "Bassment Jam" seamlessly blends a breaky cut-up of Jungle Boogie with some pretty deep and warped filtered house. Elsewhere "Is It" is exquisitely dreamy cloud-surfing house, "Else" is a terse old-skool funky house joint, and "About That" is pulsating disco-boogie heaven (also reworked into even funkier dimensions by Joss Moog).
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PR 010
26 Feb 16
Funky/Club House
26 Feb 16
Funky/Club House
