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Richard Earnshaw / Various
Review: Second time around for the ninth volume in Papa Records' reliable Messages compilation strand, which first hit stores back in 2014. This edition has been expanded via the inclusion of two fresh exclusives from compiler Richard Earnshaw: his picturesque, sun-splashed, life-affirming 2022 revision of Jon Cutler's 'I'll Take You' and a pleasingly rich, soulful and piano-powered revision of he and Sebb Junior's 'Got Yo Lovin'. The rest of the collection remains as essential as it was eight years ago, with highlights of the deep and soulful house treats on offer including the chunky late-night wooziness of Earnshaw's hook-up with Eli Escobar, 'Sunday Morning', the jazzy and spiritual flex of Jimpster and Rich Medina's 'This Thing' and the low-slung, early morning bounce of 'Nina' by Eric Erickson.
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PAPADC 054DL
19 Aug 22
Deep House
19 Aug 22
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House
Review: Although nowhere near as famous as her husband Louie Vega, with whom she works with extensively, Ana 'Anane' Martins has still managed to amass a rather impressive discography over the last couple of decades. This epic compilation showcases some of her favourite cuts to date, including a handful of previously unheard gems and some high-profile remixes by other artists of her work. Highlights are plentiful from start to finish, with our picks including her warm tropical house cover of Bunny Mack classic 'Let Me Love You' (produced by Mike Dunn), Louie Vega's moonlit Latin house-meets-zouk rework of the steamy 'Bem Ma Mi', a suitably funky, loose-limbed and low-slung Masters at Work dub disco mix of 'Standing In Line' and a couple of luscious Manoo re-rubs of 'Let's Get High'.
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VR 200
25 Sep 20
Funky/Club House
25 Sep 20
Funky/Club House
Various
Review: When it comes to celebratory, life-affirming musical positivity, you can't beat Midnight Riot's ongoing "Disco Made Me Do It" compilation series, which gathers together a mixture of re-edits, reworks and original productions from the label's vast roster of artists. At 24 tracks deep it's a bit of an epic, though we can happily confirm that the quality threshold remains impressively high throughout. Our current favourites include the Redux Inc re-edit of Casa Blanco's P-funk flavoured hip-wiggler, "Funk & Dub With You", the rushing, piano-powered house bounce of "Got Me" by Ladies on Mars, label boss Yam Who's sparkling nu-boogie revision of Phil Jaimes' "My Sensitivity" and the deep, groovy '80s soul flex of Chevals' "Thank You For The Ride".
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MIDRIOTDMMDIVOL 3
01 May 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
01 May 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: Half the fun of each new Ibiza season is the accompanying DJ mix albums that ensue. Here it's the turn of Z Records' legend, Joey Negro, who compiles and selects Z Records Presents Ibiza 2017. With Joey Negro you know you will always get an expert blend of house and disco, new and old. Here we see exclusives rub shoulders with first time digital virgins. Highlights include Dr Packer's thumping edit of "Change Position (88)" by Brooklyn Express, the hazy bass twangs of "Phantom" by A Band Called Flash and the warm electro of "It's More Fun To Compute" by Negro himself.
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ZEDDDIGICD 040
28 Jul 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
28 Jul 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Paul Phillips / Various
Review: The series is the result of house legend Joey Negro's admiration for all the semi anonymous vinyl junkies that he has encountered on his own vinyl quests. Following the success of the Red Greg-compiled first instalment, we now have veteran radio broadcaster and soul aficionado Paul Phillips delivering his selection of long-lost classics. It's a veritable feast of rare disco releases (25 in all!), highlights of which include the glossy Philly sounds of State Department's "Slow Love", the Chic-isms of Pike's "Good Feelings", the digital electro-funk of Midnight Energy's "Saving Of My Love" and the sublime synth-soul of Ron Richardson's "Ooh Wee Babe".
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ZEDDCD 027
22 Oct 12
Funk
22 Oct 12
Funk
Various
Dave Lee - "You're Not Alone" (feat Ann Saunderson - Mark Knight Toolroom Deepah dub) - (6:29) 128 BPM
Review: Covering the many guises of Dave "Joey Negro" Lee, Z Records compile some of the British house don's most 'beefa-shaped moments on this new, 25-track collection. Recent delights, such as his collaboration with Gramaphonedzie ("No Sugar") and his more soulful Doug Willis project ("Music Speaks Louder Than Words") mix up against classics such as "The Real Life" (done under Lee's "Raven Maise" alias) and tribal-house anthem "American Dream" - here represented with the extended "Different Gear" mix. Look out also for The Revenge's excellent edit of the disco bomb "Kilimanjaro" by Letta Mbulu.
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ZEDDDIGICD 014
01 Aug 11
Funky/Club House
01 Aug 11
Funky/Club House
