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Review: Miguel Migs aside, you'll struggle to find a more long-serving San Franciscan producer than Lance DeSardi. Since making his debut way back in 1998, DeSardi has released rock solid house cuts on such labels as Chez, Pacific Traxx, Hudd Trax and Siesta Music. Here he returns to Fred Everything's Lazy Days imprint for the first time in six years. Opener "Future Time" joins the dots between spacey, 1980s synth-pop and hazy deep house, with the accompanying Instrumental version stripping out the trippy, Police-era Sting style vocal. The humid "Field Recording" evokes memories of both Mr Fingers and vintage Italian dream house, while "Wild B&^ch" is a rolling, riff-heavy late night shuffler tailor-made for those 4AM moments.
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LZD 060
27 Jan 17
Deep House
27 Jan 17
Deep House
Various
Review: To mark 15 years of the Lazy Days Recordings label he established with Mike Fresco in 2005, Canadian deep house legend Fred Everything has decided to release a trilogy of celebratory compilations, each of which focuses on a specific five-year block. This one celebrates the best material released on the label over the last five years (2015-2020), delivering thrills by the barrowload. Everyone will have their own highlights, but our picks of an extremely strong bunch include the early Larry Heard style warmth of Lance DiSardi's 'Field Recording', the early morning shuffle of Fred Everything's 'Someone Like You', the rushing piano house revival of Fred Everything and Shur-I-Kan's glassy-eyed 'Until Then', and the glacial, tech-tinged goodness of Martin Iveson's 'Leave Me Here'.
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LZDLP 16
15 Jan 21
Deep House
15 Jan 21
Deep House
