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CTT 015
12 Dec 16
Deep House
12 Dec 16
Deep House
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CTT 003
28 Dec 15
Deep House
28 Dec 15
Deep House
Played by: Adam B (Homegrown Music), Wil milton, Fragedis, Lucky Sun, Juno Recommends Deep House, Sleazy Beats Recordings, Napoleon
Review: Alex Agore returns to 4Lux following the success of his "I Remember House" on the imprint at the end of last year. With "Victory", the German delivers an EP of four super deep, groove-led house tracks that touch on disco, dub, tech, jazz and the jacking sound of Detroit. The title track begins in a reggae influenced mood but switches to twinkling house. "The Dayz of Wayback" is slow, liquid disco infused house and "Skyraider" is vintage soul with a pumping house twist. "Jazz Thing", a continually building jazz-house jam completes a release that is sure to further enhance Agore's fast rising rep.
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4LUX 035
14 May 10
Deep House
14 May 10
Deep House
Review: The Deep Down Slam label has Alex Agore supply some Rhodesy house for their third release. Swooning organs and various clatters of hats and percussion rattle "Show U Love" while stretched out synths lay spread over a syncopated bassline and cut vocals in "Get Dub". "No Name 3" sees more luscious Rhodes and chimey organs play out a dancey house melody, while "We Can't Talk" adds more chordal riffage to an EP which screams house music.
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DDSR 003
15 Jul 13
Deep House
15 Jul 13
Deep House
Review: The slow, gradual rise of the Guangzhou Underground imprint has mirrored that of China's emerging house scene, which it was set up - in part - to celebrate. The label's latest EP gathers together previously unheard cuts from label regulars present and future. Alex Agore, who had the honour of putting out the first EP on the imprint in 2014, impresses with the breezy, bouncy, soul-flecked, UK garage-inspired "No1Else", while Spangleman offers up a chunk of elastic, off-kilter house/funk fusion, in the shape of jammed-out shuffler "Access To Success". Band Of Misfits' take us back to the early '90s with the piano-heavy, disco-house bump of "Wanna Go Dancin", before Stijn Van Wijk rounds off a solid EP with the loose, analogue-sounding deep house shimmer of "Specter".
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GZUG 15
15 Aug 16
Deep House
15 Aug 16
Deep House
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GZUG 17
17 Oct 16
Deep House
17 Oct 16
Deep House
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MMDIGI 1006
26 Nov 14
Deep House
26 Nov 14
Deep House
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TDPR 009
08 Aug 12
Deep House
08 Aug 12
Deep House
Review: This second split EP from deep housers Alex Agore and James Johnston has already proved popular on vinyl, and it's not hard to see why. Both producers have brought their "A" game, delivering strong cuts that bristle with dancefloor intent. Dutch studio don Agore steps up first, delivering two tracks dripping with classic US house flavour; "Take Me", in particular, sounds like a cross between MK and classic Morales. Johnston continues this revivalist theme with "Stand Up & Jump", a bumpin' groover built around a deliciously wicked classic house riff. "Not So Easy" is deeper and woozier, making great use of chopped up party atmospherics and bluesy vocal samples.
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NMW 004
06 Aug 12
Deep House
06 Aug 12
Deep House
Played by: Francis Galante
Review: Following the success of the Consumer EP by fellow label owner James Johnston comes the Praise EP by Alex Agore, and it's a true return to form for him on No Matter What. The record opens with the title track "Praise" - an inspired tribute to gospel music, keeping all the soul but reimagining it into something more infectious. Uplifting keys combine with vocals that will have you trying your best to sing-a-long, over a bass groove that holds it all together. "Falling" is a slower affair, with its dream-like chords, airy synthwork, cowbell hits and seamless hats. A perfect track to start a night or to end one. The package is completed with two undeniable house jams. You will soon realise how much you like "There's No Love" when its skippy vocal is stuck in your head, hours after hearing it for the first time. "I Can Feel You" closes out the EP on a deeper note which will have you thinking of moments when the sun is about to rise, yet the night is far from over.
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NMW 007
12 Aug 13
Deep House
12 Aug 13
Deep House
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NMWD 001
03 Jul 14
Deep House
03 Jul 14
Deep House
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NMWD 003
21 Aug 14
Deep House
21 Aug 14
Deep House
Improper ChangeEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Pete Dafeet, Adam B (Homegrown Music), Tomson, The Revenge, The Warm Signal, Mike O'Mara, Alkalino, Femanyst, Juno Recommends Deep House, Axer Rouf, Jimpster, James Johnston (No Matter What), Gr-oy, Tommy Finger Jr., Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Roy Gilles, 6th Borough Project
Review: This four-tracker from up-and-coming producers Alex Agore and James Johnston signals a promising start for new deep house imprint No Matter What. Agore's "Improper Change" is an intoxicating take on Detroit deep house - all drawn-out one-key chords, bumping low-end bounce and slick vocal snippets. The included Lady Blacktronica remix takes things up a notch thanks to some subtle acid tweakery, Beatdown chords and decidedly snappier beats. James Johnston's "I Know It's Not Time", meanwhile, is arguably his best production yet - a flowing jazz-house builder with a sweet, bluesy edge. The package is completed by a chunkier Rick Wade remix, which cleverly injects some thick, bassline-driven bounce.
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NMW 001
11 Apr 11
Deep House
11 Apr 11
Deep House
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NMWD 007
24 Nov 14
Deep House
24 Nov 14
Deep House
