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Ruff Beats, Vol 4EXCLUSIVE
Played by: FINGERMAN
Review: Chewy Rubs' 'Ruff Beats' series reaches its fourth instalment in a little over 12 months, with deep, tracky grooves the order of the day once more. 'Keep On Doing It' is a mid-paced affair that tops moody synth sweeps with an echoing male vocal urging us to "keep on doing it like that", 'My Definition' is a more driving, house-ified cut that gets free 'n' easy with a Dream Warriors vocal snip, 'Sensations Of The Mind' marries snatches of two well-known vocals to a heavyweight funk bassline and hard-slammin' 4/4s, while 'Swagger' again plunders classic hip-hop from New York, New York (that's a clue!) for vocal inspiration.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House, Juno Recommends Funky House, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Dam Swindle, Fiorious
Review: The summer of rave has landed and Demuja is here with Higher Places, a producer found on imprints like Skylax Classic, Shall Not Fade, Freerange and more. For his Aus Music debut he brings back a familiar rave motif to a banging new rendition of drums in "Work My Body". Next is a deeper, liquid club cut that is "Deep Inside Your Soul" with its classic pano effect while Demuja pays house music homage with "That Piano Track" - obviously. Closing the EP is a collaborative number with Kolter called "Bonzai" that's peppered with a techier and minimal sound, let's say from that Higher Place.
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Paul Van Dyk, Marc Van Linden & Sue McLaren - "Beautiful Life (Shine Ibiza Anthem 2023)" (extended mix) - (7:30) 138 BPM
Paul Van Dyk & Weekend Heroes - "VENTURE X" (feat Christian Schottstaedt - extended mix) - (6:17) 126 BPM
Boom Jinx, Nitrous Oxide & Einar K - "Breathing" (feat Vintage & Morelli - extended mix) - (6:07) 127 BPM
Armin Van Buuren - "In And Out Of Love" (feat Sharon Den Adel - Innellea extended remix) - (5:33) 125 BPM
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Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: It's been quite a journey for Nicolas Blistene and Kate Elsworth AKA Lunar Disco, who initially emerged from the Parisian house scene before relocating to Australia some years back. Here they deliver their highest profile release to date, landing on Crosstown Rebels with the moody-but-rubbery 'Devil's Hands'. Their original mix is undeniably intoxicating, with Elsworth's atmospheric lead vocals rising above bouncy beats, moody electronics, Spaghetti Western guitar licks and warm bass. They join forces with TAYA to deliver their own deep, wonky, stripped-back and mind-mangling tech-house club mix, while Luciano delivers a spacey and heady tech-powered take. Best of all, though, is Anthony Middleton's revision, which makes superb use of some twisted TB-303 'acid' lines and ghostly melodies.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Progressive House, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: Lost & Found main man Guy J is in a celebratory mood, in part because the label is on the cusp of hitting a century of releases. He may well have something special planned for release 100, but first, there's the small matter of 'LF099' - this expansive compilation of previously unreleased gems in the imprint's trademark style. Guy J naturally sets the tone with pleasingly wonky, moody and mind-altering opener 'Metal Dreams', before Chicola drops the melody-rich progressive house of 'Dreams For Breakfast' and Guy Mantzur goes deep, tech-tinged and hypnotic on 'Love in a Bottle'. Highlights continue to pop up throughout, with our picks including the rushing, sun-splashed gorgeousness of Eli Nissan's 'Valley of the Winds', the trance-inducing deep-tech wooziness of Khen's 'Golden Key', and the low-slung brilliance of Guy J's 'Illusions'.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Played by: Fear-E
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Parallelle teams up once more with Nicolas Masseyeff for this captivating release on Crosstown Rebels, featuring a stellar remix by Adam Ten & Mita Gami. This collaboration between the Dutch brother duo and the French producer showcases their seamless studio partnership. Parallelle's hybrid sound intertwines effortlessly with Masseyeff's influences of Detroit and Chicago. The title track "Renegade" sets the mood with its deep mid-tempo groove, accompanied by elegant drums, vibrant chords, and a resonating bassline. Adam Ten & Mita Gami's remix offers a magical journey with its evolving melodies and modulated synths, while "Bandidos" concludes the EP with its deep, intricate layers of synths and hypnotic rhythm.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Played by: Fiorious
Review: As her relatively recently Heist and Aus releases proved, Cinthie Christl has become an expert at creating nostalgic-sounding tracks that offer subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) references to US house cuts of the 1990s. On this debut Shall Not Fade outing, Christl continues in this vein, first via the rolling beats, undulating analogue bass and spacey musical motifs of 'Tough Times'. She then joins the dots between late '90s Strictly Rhythm dubs and bouncy New Jersey garage grooves ('Shuffle & Swing'), before laying down a stellar slice of dubby and sub-heavy deep house hypnotism ('Bossa').'Time To F', a breezy and sun-splashed affair marked out by steppers-influenced deep house beats, squelchy bass and restless riffs, rounds of the EP in fine style.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House, Juno Recommends Progressive House, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: "Body Language" by Berlin-based producers M.A.N.D.Y. and Booka Shade is a classic gem of electronic music. Released on their esteemed label Get Physical Music back in 2005, the track's catchy bassline and hypnotic melody create an infectious groove that has captivated dancefloors worldwide since its release and serves as a testament to their enduring legacy in the electronic music scene. As well as a new remaster, here we have two modern reshapes of the track optimised for today's crowd by Dutch veteran Patrice Baume,l and another great re-rub by Diynamic co-head H.O.S.H.
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MerakiEXCLUSIVE
Review: French label Citizens Of Vice, self-described purveyors of "Balearic, disco and house for those of a sleazy inclination", bring us a V/A EP whose six tracks defy easy categorisation. For house lovers, though, the best places to start would be Crooked Man's atmospheric 'Illyrian Song' and Lanowa's disco-infused 'Every Move I Make', while elsewhere, 'Sons Of Dub' is one for wonked-out 5am floors, Offshore & Coen explore nu-disco's leftfield fringes, 'Love Of My Life' from Staccatoman brings the 80s/Italo vibes while Mass Density Human's 'Henry's Theme' starts out in drifty Balearic territory then slowly builds into a thunderous percussion workout.
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Review: When not knocking it out of the park with his garage alias Instinct, James Burnham is somehow also managing to find time to revert to his original Burnski moniker and the minimal and tech sounds with which he first made his name. On this latest EP via his own Constant Sound label, 'Boom' is a rude boy jam for sure - the filthy bass and low-end wobble are accompanied by ragga vocals up top. 'Toxic' is a more straight-up tech pumper with slinky hi-hat designs, smart filters and bass-driven drums. As always with this powerhouse, the subtle production details really elevate this one into a standout cut.
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Review: The fourth instalment of Trance Trax provides a mixture of contemporary artists reshaping classic material from the Hooj Choons vault alongside new material. Fantastic Man lends some contemporary drums and atmospheric stylings to his reshape of Frontier Man's "Express It Thru The Dance". In a similar fashion, the lush melodies of HEO's take on the eternal trance classic "Dream Universe" benefits from tough kicks on Ciaran McAuley's reshape. However, this series doesn't just offer classics: On "Supanova" Jay Farina melds tribal house and evocative Spanish guitar to create a Balearic hybrid. Meanwhile, Hansgod's "Heya" offers up a modern fusion of house and trance, as soaring pads are fused with an acidic groove.
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Review: Jimi Jules drops his latest EP titled 'Free Bird', released via Life and Death Records. The four tracks featured on the release were written during the same sessions as his 2022 album '+', released on Innervisions. Each track encapsulates Jules' signature sound; a mix of hands-in-the-air anthems, chaotic house bangers, deep burners and contemplative moments. Overall, it showcases the Swiss producer's versatility and is a testament to his musical prowess, making it a must-listen for fans of global house and techno. It features the mesmerising and uplifting journey of the title track, the low slung funk groove of "Lil Dirty", while "Speed Meditation" is a good stomper for those heads down moments, and finally "Touched By Silence" sees him save the best for last on this glassy-eyed and bittersweet number that's perfect to drop at sunrise.
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Sharam Jey, Chemical Surf & Breaking Beattz - "Get Low" (Sharam Jey, Bakka (BR) remix) - (6:19) 124 BPM
Sharam Jey, Thodoris Triantafillou & Cj Jeff - "Death In A Disco" (feat Pat - original mix) - (5:06) 120 BPM
Sharam Jey & Night Talk - "Gonna Get You" (Teenage Mutants, Purple Disco Machine remix) - (6:53) 121 BPM
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Review: DJ-producer from Cologne makes the move away from the HOOVE label he founded with some new output on a freshly minted Koltrax. Dic #01 hits the floor with some disco tinged techno, think Robert Hood's Floorplan project only more 2000s inspired - with tracks like "Motown Swagger" to boot. Breakbeat loops make their way into "The Personality" with an all time horn sample to send the crowds wild, whereas "Meine Hihat" holds it down with a raw groove and semi-ironic Germany vocals. For a deeper Ibiza tech touch too look at "Make It High Energy" - just like the Balearic islands can.
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Review: Tronic unleashes its annual compilation, which as always contains the label's favourite tracks. "Luv Can Turn Around", a deep techy track from the late, great Pascal FEOS is a reminder of the many loved ones lost in the past year, while label owner Christian Smith's rolling rhythm and surging chords on "Hallucinate" signals a time in the near future when we'll be able to return to the dance floor. At the other end of the sonic spectrum Harry Romero delivers a bruising, jacking version of DJ Rush & Eric Sneo's "Take Me Back", while Sinisa Tamamovic's "Lost Memories" is a more intense iteration of that style, a steely, bleep-heavy techno track.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Played by: Vini Pistori
Review: Crosstown Rebels sublabel RebelLION gears up Volume 4 of its SOULS series by presenting four uptempo, deep and moody Burning Man wares. With trippy vocals at play throughout the four tracks here, it's easy to imagine these numbers going down well somewhere in a tech house Texan desert. The deepest of all cuts goes to OMRI with dat "Funk Rhythm" which sits in contrast to the dub Italo tinges of MIMI X FY & Estray's "Robotic Mode". For something slightly more Detroit influenced check out Vini Pastor's "Hypnotized" next to the distorted Roland percussion and hardcore acid of Hoomance & Mili's "Casa Mama".
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Ben Hur - "Friends Always" (Paolo Madzone Zampetti And Steve Paradise Goldsax dub remix) - (6:07) 126 BPM
Barbara Tucker - "You Want Me Back" (Paolo Madzone Zampetti & Steve Paradise Soulful Club mix) - (8:52) 126 BPM
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Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech