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Review: One time Hercules & Love Affair cohort Kim Ann Foxman struck out on her own several years back with her retro flavoured house cuts like the brilliant "Creature" which proved that she sure was right to go with her instincts. Since starting her New York City based Firehouse Records, she's continued with her brand of dance music which unashamedly gives a nod to the past yet is certainly forward facing. Actually, the tracks on this EP, as contemporary as they sure are: still wouldn't sound out of place on Sasha & Digweed's infamous Northern Exposure series from back in the day. Take for instance the dramatic opener "UR Energy" which takes its cues from early '90's British IDM; Peacefrog style. Then there's "E4 Energy", if the title alone doesn't bring back memories, the tunnelling trance melodies and hi-octane shuffle of the 909 drums sure will; not to mention those epic Jupiter strings!
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FH 007
03 Feb 17
Deep House
03 Feb 17
Deep House
Review: Since first joining forces for a single on Last Night on Earth back in 2013, Manchester-raised Jozef K and Winter Son have been regular studio buddies. Here they return to the loving bosom of Kim Ann Foxman's Firehouse label following outings on Rebirth, Skint, Chi Wax and Let's Play House. They begin with "Togetherness", a giddily saucer-eyed, arms-raised trip into loved-up piano house territory, before wrapping rubbery acid style bass and repetitive vocal samples around a bouncy house groove on "I Need a Fix". Elsewhere, "House of 1000 Organs" doffs a cap towards David Morales' classic Red Zone Dubs whilst remaining a little deeper and woozier, while "Rise" puts a twist on the kind of early morning New York house that was all the rage back in 1989.
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FH 0010
22 Dec 17
Deep House
22 Dec 17
Deep House
Review: Flora Cruz is back. Some of you will remember her powerful vocals on "Let The Sun Shine Out" and the equally amazing remixes of it by Jerome Sydenham back in 2008. This time lending her talents to Jozef K and Winter Son from Manchester and funnily enough; they can really nail that Ibadan peak time house vibe pretty well themselves! "Tribal Rhythm" with its epic in your face synth lead is backed up by a banging rhythm section.. and it's impressive. Hercules & Love Affair's Kim Ann Foxman gets on deck to provide a nifty remix of said track also and gives it an early nineties vibe complete with hip house style beats and Fingers Inc. style melody. Nice one!
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FIREHOUSE 004
18 Sep 15
Deep House
18 Sep 15
Deep House
Review: Since her departure from Hercules & Love Affair, singer Kim Ann Foxman has gone on to become a respected DJ and producer. Here we have an earlier track, the retro pop-houser "Creature", given a fresh airing. Foxman then delivers a brand new mix of the tune, giving it a hypnotic and techy Detroit-style makeover. Many more mixes are also featured, including the slinky "Adjusted dub" trip-out, the mesmerizingly glacial synth-fountain "Techno Paradise Mix" by Nick Simoncino and the deep jackin' sleaze of Richy Ahmed's rework.
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FIREHOUSE 003
15 Jun 15
Deep House
15 Jun 15
Deep House
Review: Christopher Manik resurfaces on Firehouse following fine EPs for culprit, Lost Records, Ovum and, most recently, Poker Flat. Perhaps the most arresting track is opener "Mortal Frequencies", a breakbeat-driven, bass-heavy tribute to the bleep-influenced style of house and techno that came out of his home city of New York (and particularly the studio of Frankie Bones) between 1989 and '91. "Gimme Something to Dance To" sees him lace raw and ragged acid lines around clattering machine percussion, while "Let There Be Acid" sounds like a long-lost Armando or Maurice jam. As if that wasn't enough, closer "Poem" wouldn't sound out of place on the first Orbital album.
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FH 008
24 Nov 17
Deep House
24 Nov 17
Deep House
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848760 042430
19 Dec 16
Dancehall/Ragga
19 Dec 16
Dancehall/Ragga
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848760 068997
09 Mar 18
Roots/Lovers Rock
09 Mar 18
Roots/Lovers Rock
Various
Fuzzy Logic - "Obsession" (feat Erire - Shango & Danny Howells' Illogical Infactuation mix) - (5:30) 132 BPM
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829410 575089
01 Jan 04
Funky/Club House
01 Jan 04
Funky/Club House
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ABS 12012D
24 Oct 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Oct 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
