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Review: Dawn Chorus is the latest album from Jacques Greene and it marks a big shift in his production approach. While his previous work was sample-based, this new long player sees him team up with musicians and singers to create a more organic sound. This approach is really brought to life on the single "Do It Without You", where dusty break beats underpin dreamy vocals, while "Let Go", featuring Rochelle Jordan, is a sublime piece of electronic pop. Meanwhile, the Moodymann-esque, soulful vocal house of "For Love" is sure to seduce dancers at sun-kissed festivals - and demonstrates that Greene has really come of age as a producer.
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LM 059D
18 Oct 19
Bass
18 Oct 19
Bass
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LM 087S 1
24 Feb 21
Bass
24 Feb 21
Bass
Review: Back on LuckyMe for another round of R&B tinged beats from the next dimension, at this point Montreal's Jacques Greene is certainly a dab hand at matching forward-thinking production with accessible pop tropes. "No Excuse" centres on a heartfelt vocal hook, but all around it fall chunky found sound beats while winsome synths warble overhead. "Feel What" places its own vocal sample in a more distant reverb chamber, letting the snap of the broken beat drums take to the fore of the mix. "Night Tracking" is the more obviously club ready cut with its discernible house thrust, but even then the bewitching melodies spell out a more reflective purpose to this EP.
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LM 021
28 Apr 14
Bass
28 Apr 14
Bass
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LM 098S1D
28 Feb 23
Minimal/Tech House
28 Feb 23
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Although Canadian producer Jacques Greene lives far away from the UK, his music has been picked up by all the big players of the future bass sound, and aside from his extensive material for the Lucky Me imprint, he has appeared on covered and much respected stables such as Night Slugs and Jon Convex's 3024. He's back on the former this week with a one-track hybrid blaster, a tune by the name of "You Can't Deny". There is a four-to-the-floor best somewhere in its depths, but the track is propelled forwards by a thick, morphing bassline that shifts back and forth from electro house to garage. It's nothing but a summer anthem.
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LM 041S1D
04 Aug 16
Bass
04 Aug 16
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Not only does Jacques Greene constantly rack up some of the best, house-laden garage available on the streets, but he also seems to attract the finest of remixers to his catchy, UDG-friendly grooves. As always, he's waving the flag high for the Lucky Me imprint, and for good reason too given the qulity of this particular crew of producers who've decided to give him a hand reworking tunes from "Feel Infinite". Matthew Herbert leads the pack with his inimitably odd and leftfield strain of house music - this time in a comparatively more restrained style compared to some of his other productions - and retunes "To Say" beautifully, while Shlohmo does a good job of twisting "You See All My Light" into a growling, bass-heavy r&b monster. Bwana's 'I Felt Alive in 95' remix "Feel Infinite" takes a broken house beat and layers it with her own majestic vocals to make for a magnetic late night jam, and Baltra's version of "Fall" offers the most house-centric moment on here, a rough analog groove with a deep edge and an utterly seductive melodic wave.
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LM 041RMXD
21 Jun 17
Bass
21 Jun 17
Bass
Review: Montreal's premier plush-stepper Jacques Greene is once again shoring his melodic tones up on LuckyMe island. This time around, "After Life After Party" takes you on a soaring, somewhat melancholic trip through rich swathes of yearning synth lines, making for a more reflective dancefloor moment that loses none of the punch and swagger. "1 4 Me" turns its focus inwards, using straining R&B vocal licks to offset the winsome chords for a truly autumnal slice of stepped club tackle. Suicideyear drop a slick and sugar-sweet electro take on "After Life After Party", while Sei A's version represents a more subtle and snaking kind of tech house confection rich with textures and tweaked-out sound effects.
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LM 028
10 Nov 14
Bass
10 Nov 14
Bass
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LM 059DS1
11 Sep 19
Breakbeat
11 Sep 19
Breakbeat
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LM 083S1D
28 Sep 21
Bass
28 Sep 21
Bass
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LM 087S2
13 Jan 22
Breakbeat
13 Jan 22
Breakbeat
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LM 054EPS3D
01 Nov 18
Minimal/Tech House
01 Nov 18
Minimal/Tech House
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LM 054EPS4D
08 Nov 18
Deep House
08 Nov 18
Deep House
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LMADV 010S7
17 Dec 18
Experimental/Electronic
17 Dec 18
Experimental/Electronic
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LM054 EPS1D
19 Oct 18
Deep House
19 Oct 18
Deep House
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LM054 EPS1ED
19 Oct 18
Experimental/Electronic
19 Oct 18
Experimental/Electronic
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LM 054EPS2D
25 Oct 18
Progressive House
25 Oct 18
Progressive House
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LM068D
27 Jun 19
Deep House
27 Jun 19
Deep House
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LM 041S5D
08 Mar 17
Bass
08 Mar 17
Bass
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LM 087XD
21 Jun 22
Experimental/Electronic
21 Jun 22
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Following Jacques Greene's superlative entrance into the art of releasing music last year for Night Slugs and Luckyme, the Montreal resident serves further notice of his clear talent with another drop for the Glaswegian crew. "Another Girl" has been a staple of the Greene DJ set for a while now and it finally arrives - expertly teasing out warm tones of bubbling melodies and heart yearning vocals over some typically next level beat programming. In less words: A certified anthem! Just to make a good thing that little bit better, Luckyme throw in remixes of Greene's last release from UR legend Mark Flash and Rinse uber talent Braiden as well as digital only refixes from Koreless, the Glaswegian whose been branded the new Joy Orbison, and Machinedrum. Big tip.
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LM 008
29 Mar 11
UK Garage
29 Mar 11
UK Garage
