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Deekline, Trigga, David Boomah, Specimen A & Navigator - "Duppy Destroyers (Sound Boy Killer)" (L-Side remix) - (5:20) 174 BPM
Review: Oh gosh! Every Welcome To The Jungle collection is a big deal but this latest edition from Euphonique and Dazee is a whole other rain forest. 96 tracks and a mix that weighs in over two hours, this is the sound of two of the most foremost and inspiring Bristol-based DJs going IN in every single direction. Loaded with a great range of classics, exclusives and left-of-centre vibes, highlights across this massive collection include Aries and Euphonique's massive 'Amen', Dazee & Jinx's 'Shake It Up', Sweetpea and Chickaboo's 'The Jump Off' and the recent skat-dancing fire-up 'Skip De Du Dat'. And that's not scratching the surface. This is an epic collection. Essential.
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JC 195ALBUM
01 Mar 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Mar 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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NOIZE 747
02 Feb 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
02 Feb 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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WAOD 002
10 Apr 17
Hardstyle
10 Apr 17
Hardstyle
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SST 097
15 Aug 23
Funky/Club House
15 Aug 23
Funky/Club House
Various
Paul Hamilton, The Electronic Advance & DJ Nasty Deluxe - "Elysium" (Island Of The Blessed mix) - (6:05) 126 BPM
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MOR 1647
15 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
15 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
DJ Tim Gladis / Various
Captain Jack, Loona & DJ Chart - "Sunny Side Of Life" (DJ Chart Tropical House remix) - (3:09) 120 BPM
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406724 8607923
25 Aug 23
Funky/Club House
25 Aug 23
Funky/Club House
Various
Captain Jack, Loona & DJ Chart - "Sunny Side Of Life" (DJ Chart Tropical House remix) - (3:09) 120 BPM
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4067248 542187
17 Nov 23
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
17 Nov 23
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
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JT 47
16 Jan 17
Progressive House
16 Jan 17
Progressive House
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JR 13
06 Aug 21
Minimal/Tech House
06 Aug 21
Minimal/Tech House
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WLR 1340
10 Sep 21
Deep House
10 Sep 21
Deep House
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DML 030
14 Sep 21
Minimal/Tech House
14 Sep 21
Minimal/Tech House
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KR 24
01 Jan 21
Funky/Club House
01 Jan 21
Funky/Club House
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JTD 047
20 Apr 15
Minimal/Tech House
20 Apr 15
Minimal/Tech House
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HFR 065
18 Mar 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
18 Mar 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
DJ Yellow presents Mindz Kontrol Ultra
Review: DJ Yellow releases are something of a rarity these days. That reason gives this release a special feel instantly but in actual fact, it's a special one in its own right that begs the simple question - why don't we see more of his productions out there anymore? "No Way You Can Sleep" proves in one crisp swoop that he has still got what it takes by showcasing three original tracks of deep, soulful house with a purely irresistible grooves.
Alain Ho is a man who has seen genres grow and evolve around him over the years. During the 80s he played a large part within the French hip hop scene before becoming an instrumental figure within French house music.
Renowned for being forward thinking and clearly still influential today, we can only hope that this will be the first in a string of new productions from the Frenchman.
Opening with the title track, the release is off to an emphatic start. Effortlessly blending deep, funky and tech house into just over seven and a half minutes, the track keeps both a deep and driving vibe courtesy of a relentless groove and also a lighter, funkier side through some intricate percussion techniques. "I Know What You Need" maintains much of the energy of its predecessor but delves in darker territory with barely audible, slow male vocals and a pulsating bassline. "Reflection on the Self" is much more playful. Groovy throughout and with swirling synths, the track takes on a warm feel that is further accentuated by the hushed, French vocal.
What makes this such a strong release is DJ Yellow's clever combination of the deep and the funky. These can be difficult disciplines to merge at times but he manages it throughout and whilst always keeping the focus very much on the dancefloor. Well done Plastic City for bringing DJ Yellow back once again - long may he stay.
Alain Ho is a man who has seen genres grow and evolve around him over the years. During the 80s he played a large part within the French hip hop scene before becoming an instrumental figure within French house music.
Renowned for being forward thinking and clearly still influential today, we can only hope that this will be the first in a string of new productions from the Frenchman.
Opening with the title track, the release is off to an emphatic start. Effortlessly blending deep, funky and tech house into just over seven and a half minutes, the track keeps both a deep and driving vibe courtesy of a relentless groove and also a lighter, funkier side through some intricate percussion techniques. "I Know What You Need" maintains much of the energy of its predecessor but delves in darker territory with barely audible, slow male vocals and a pulsating bassline. "Reflection on the Self" is much more playful. Groovy throughout and with swirling synths, the track takes on a warm feel that is further accentuated by the hushed, French vocal.
What makes this such a strong release is DJ Yellow's clever combination of the deep and the funky. These can be difficult disciplines to merge at times but he manages it throughout and whilst always keeping the focus very much on the dancefloor. Well done Plastic City for bringing DJ Yellow back once again - long may he stay.
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PLAX 081-8
02 Mar 10
Minimal/Tech House
02 Mar 10
Minimal/Tech House
