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AFIN 63
04 Apr 24
Minimal/Tech House
04 Apr 24
Minimal/Tech House
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JDX 701
05 Jan 24
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
05 Jan 24
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
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NSD 040
02 Mar 22
Deep House
02 Mar 22
Deep House
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Review: Lepizig crew A Friend In Need regular serve up compilation style EPs featuring tasty tracks from a select group of like-minded local and international producers. Here they go further, delivering an expansive, 11-track collection that could well be the imprint's strongest release to date. After beginning with a chunk of sparkling ambient brilliance by Afinns, the set flits between deliciously dreamy, groovy and tactile mid-tempo fare (mostly courtesy of slo-mo specialists such as Heion, loop-master 78 Edits, MermaidS, La Tumerie and Buzz Compass) and more peak-time-friendly tackle that similarly fuses elements of swirling deep house, rubbery disco and glassy-eyed boogie. These cuts are particularly potent, with the contributions by Mono & Luvless, Lootbeg and Quadrakey standing out.
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AFINCOMP 5
13 Aug 18
Deep House
13 Aug 18
Deep House
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AFIN 28
12 Dec 18
Electro
12 Dec 18
Electro
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AFIN 26
06 Jun 18
Deep House
06 Jun 18
Deep House
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NBAST 076
21 Dec 23
Funky/Club House
21 Dec 23
Funky/Club House
Review: This French deep house label is pushing a sound that's a fusion of raw breaks and tech-house sensibilities. This none more present than here on I Don't Need To Have A Name by A Brass K Da Bass. There are three feverish joints on offer from the almost vintage Sheffield warehouse bleeps of the title track to the menacing DJ Shadow-esque "Don't Play" and the light and frothy boogie strutter, "Funk You Up". & My Mother Say also appear, this time lending a minimalist punk-funk rework.
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NEO 031
27 Feb 17
Breakbeat
27 Feb 17
Breakbeat
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SPEK 153
28 Feb 20
Deep House
28 Feb 20
Deep House
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MMW 041
28 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
28 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
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TR 14018
15 Jul 13
Minimal/Tech House
15 Jul 13
Minimal/Tech House
Review: The Church of Love may be a new name, but the collective's members - Hard Ton, Nico Lahs AKA Cosmic Garden and Michele Lamacchia - are all successful producers. In its' original mix form, 'FRIENDS' is a groovy, bass-heavy chunk of retro-futurist house that doffs a cap not only to Italo-house of the early '90s, but also US vocal deep house from the same period. The headline remix comes courtesy of the late, great Paul Johnson - a rolling 'Dancefloor Dub' that's a little heavier and chunkier. There are two fine Church of Love reworks to savour too: the awesome, Ron Hardy inspired 'Muzic Box Mix' that's awash with immersive chords, clattering machine drums and wiggly acid lines, and the Frankie Knuckles-esque 'Warehouse Mix', which is warmer and more organ-heavy.
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ATJ 010
15 Aug 22
Deep House
15 Aug 22
Deep House
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BAR 065
01 Apr 22
Breakbeat
01 Apr 22
Breakbeat
