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Sound Exhibitions
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Review: What would Sound Exhibitions do without chief resident DJ Moy? Here is again having already worked up a sweat on this week's Retro Funk Part 3. On Know You Like The Way We Get Down", he broadens the emphasis beyond the former's 1970s focus. "Funkoick" edits down a synthy, digital funk jam from about 1985 and turns it to a shimmering dubby workout, next "Feels Good" is all about crisp electro soul, whilst the title track takes a searing guitar riff, loops it over a thumping house kick and throws in some wayward sax to up its Balearic credentials.
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SE 340
17 Oct 16
Funk
17 Oct 16
Funk
Review: DJ Moy is a trooper. He is the guy in the Sound Exhibitions engine room working around the clock to keep the whole thing going. Don't believe us? Well this week alone he has two important releases on the label. The first of the aforementioned two releases is Retro Funk Part 3, a three-track mini-comp that concentrates on revitalising long lost gems from the er, retro funk genre. First up is "Funk Floor", a viciously funky 70s clavinet attack, followed swiftly by the tight and quirky elastic boogie of "Super Funk" and the warm and lazy grooves of closer "Hot".
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SE 338
17 Oct 16
Funk
17 Oct 16
Funk
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SE 336
05 Oct 16
Deep House
05 Oct 16
Deep House
Review: The Sound Exhibitions label is known for its Afro Dub Series and, as you'd imagine, that's all about African-inspired funk and disco. However, TJ Edit and Phil Disco offer something a little different with this latest compilation comprised of the duo's best tune from the summer of 2016. There's house, disco and much more in here, both from TJ Edit and Phil Disco; the former is primarily in a disco-house mood fuelled by samples and seductive slapbass, while the latter delves more into the boogie sound, and together this makes for a fine release, indeed.
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SE 330
05 Sep 16
Funk
05 Sep 16
Funk
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SE 314
24 May 16
Breakbeat
24 May 16
Breakbeat
Review: Sound Exhibitions present us with a mixed bag o Afro and Balearic grooves but it's always good. This time they give us the mysterious TJ Edit who gives us some deep disco edit goodness. "Break Up" is deep funk boogie even with some sweet pan-pipes of all things; it works! "Don't You Wanna" throws up a deep disco house bone with some party time vox for good effect and the title track is more of the same but even better with that slap bass and rusty drum machine rhythm spelling out some serious good times! "Don't Stop" is the real highlight with a vibe reminiscent of a certain classic by The Nick Straker Band.
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SE 301
27 Mar 16
Funk
27 Mar 16
Funk
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SE 300
16 Mar 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
16 Mar 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
