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WOT 042A
23 Jul 21
Deep House
23 Jul 21
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Beringei's first outing on WotNot Music, summer 2019's The People, The Place, was a bit of a slept-on gem - a fine three-tracker that expertly joined the dots between dub disco, Afro-fired broken beat and soft-focus future soul. There's a similar fusion feel to this similarly inspired follow-up. Opener 'Piece of Mind' is utterly delicious, with Beringei crafting a warming deep house jam out of live instrumentation (bass guitar, electric piano, spacey synths etc) and the hazy, loved-up vocals of Andres Alcover. William Florele adds his effortlessly soulful vocals to title track 'Without You', a deep and spacey broken beat treat, while closing cut 'Hearts (Our Love)' is a dusty chunk of downtempo drowsiness heavily influenced by stoned instrumental hip-hop.
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WOT 040
16 Apr 21
Deep House
16 Apr 21
Deep House
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WOT 037C
01 May 20
Indie/Alternative
01 May 20
Indie/Alternative
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WOT 037B
17 Apr 20
Indie/Alternative
17 Apr 20
Indie/Alternative
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: It's been some five years since we heard music from Brighton in the UK's Jonny Wildey who delivers WotNot music its first release since 2018. It follows Alphabets Heaven's 2015 Wanderer release, also on WotNot, with Cielo reinvigorating the project with three beat down, swampy and experimental flavours of augmented urban beatmaking. There's Warp and bleep-styled tropical techno-electro trips here to be found, such as "Slouchy" with its subtle hardcore and rave influebces threaded between the slower, trippy and percussive BPMs and modern pop-like arrangennts of "Hulu". Touching slightly on baile funk genres and softer industrial mallet percussions too, Alphabeat Heaven returns with a new groove.
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WOT 038
28 Feb 20
Bass
28 Feb 20
Bass
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WOT 034
08 Mar 19
Balearic/Downtempo
08 Mar 19
Balearic/Downtempo
Review: Alphabets Heaven is Jonny Wildey, a Brighton based musician with a focus on sub-pressure and home recordings. His latest offering is about all the small things that fall just below the conscious that make up life in the 21st century. There's a roughness to the aesthetic on Your Lifestyle, unlike his previous EPs on WotNot or King Deluxe. However, it features lavish helpings of the creative and warm sound design with which Wildey has made his name. Jumping from the more familiar beats, to bumping four to the floor, via spaced out interludes - the music feels like channel-hopping through adverts in a surreal parallel dimension.
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WOT 033
19 Nov 18
Ambient/Drone
19 Nov 18
Ambient/Drone
Review: Jackson Almond is from the north of England and hosts a show on Hoxton FM, and has released on BBE, Warner, Studio Rockers and Cavendish Music. His new one for open minded London label WotNot is the Open Your Head EP which features four deep and sunny cuts: from the groovy disco/balearic swagger of the title track, the bittersweet deepness of "People, Places, Things In Spaces" (with its irresistible melody) and the swing-fuelled Afro house of "Ee Ye" which has that Money $ex/D.KO style of MPC dustiness about it - which we are huge fans of!
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WOT 031
09 Jul 18
Deep House
09 Jul 18
Deep House
Review: Under the K15 alias, Kieran Ifill has been responsible for some wonderful deep, expansive and soulful music on Eglo, Wild Oats, Lo Recordings and WotNot Music. Here he returns to the latter for the first time in four years. He hits his stride straight away with "Be Glad You Create Anything", a sparkling, mid-tempo shuffler that wraps darting, Kaidi Tatham style jazz-funk synth motifs around loose and languid beats and a suitably warm and attractive bassline. Ifill's love of fluid piano lines, eyes-closed electronics and dreamy chords once again comes to the fore on 120 BPM deep bumper "Communion", before the producer treats us to the deliciously loved-up, poignant and sumptuous head-nodding bliss that is fine closer "You're Alive (There's Still Time)". In a word: superb
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WOT 030
04 Jun 18
Deep House
04 Jun 18
Deep House
Played by: Jimpster
Review: UK deep broken beat nu-jazz shenanigans from one very talented young producer named William Florelle with the Two & Three EP for Wot Not. First track "As The Sun Sets" is some jagged and soulful deepness that follows in the tradition on Kaidi Tatham, 4hero or Recloose. Other tracks "Next Time I'll Learn" or "Follow" are deeper R&B jams with sultry vocals accompanied by dusty blunted beats; but all rather evocative. Then there is some great remixes but we were particularly fond of K15's rather Detroit sounding remix of "Next Time I'll Learn" that had that real Theo Parrish or Rick Wilhite kinda vibe about it. Hotlanta's Stefan Ringer handing in a fairly nifty rendition of "Follow".
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WOT 029
07 Apr 17
Deep House
07 Apr 17
Deep House
Played by: Lucatwana
Review: To our ears, it was Danvers who delivered the best moment on WotNot Music's recent Dancefloor Sweets Vol 2 EP. Here that label gives the sometime Hoxton FM DJ and fast-rising producer another chance to shine. Naturally, it's one he firmly grasps with both hands, laying down a quartet of contrasting cuts. Check out the breezy synth riffs and punchy, broken house rhythms of "Abraka", the 112 BPM deep house wooziness of "Sense 99", and the garage influenced old school shuffle of drowsy closer "Bodytown". Best of all, though, is "Linx", an inspired fusion of bubbly electronic motifs, Balearic deep house chords, sludgy vocal samples and fizzing jazz drums.
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WOT 027
11 Dec 16
Deep House
11 Dec 16
Deep House
Review: With the Christmas gorging season fast approaching, WotNot Music thinks it's an appropriate time to crack open a second selection box of Dancefloor Sweets. EMV128 kicks things off with the sugary soulfulness of "Warm 'n' Easy", a deliciously rich and tasty fusion of broken beat, future jazz and deep house. Galactic Ganesh impresses with the soft-centred, but hard-boiled electrofunk/house fusion of "Tell Me", before Danvers invites us to unwrap the gooey melodies and popping drum machine hits of "Hoxton 203". The last sweet in the tin comes from Body-san, whose dub-wise fusion of heavy bass, undulating organs and cheery positivity will leave you hungry for more.
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WOT 028
28 Nov 16
Deep House
28 Nov 16
Deep House
