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1224ES
29 Mar 24
Deep House
29 Mar 24
Deep House
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MVK 143
05 Jan 24
Deep House
05 Jan 24
Deep House
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POW 007
29 Dec 23
Deep House
29 Dec 23
Deep House
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197189 931581
06 Oct 23
Deep House
06 Oct 23
Deep House
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UAN 208
29 Sep 23
Deep House
29 Sep 23
Deep House
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MLR 481
15 Sep 23
Deep House
15 Sep 23
Deep House
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5063346 570335
12 Sep 23
Deep House
12 Sep 23
Deep House
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197189 682841
08 Sep 23
Deep House
08 Sep 23
Deep House
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PFP 035
18 Aug 23
Deep House
18 Aug 23
Deep House
Matt Masters feat Mark Pearson
Review: Fresh from blurring the boundaries between jazz-house and deep house on May 2023's 'Look What You've Done', Matt Masters returns to Lazy Days Recordings with another summer special. In its' original form (track one), the track is a deep, dreamy and sun-soaked slab of mid-tempo dancefloor soul informed by both deep house and the classier end of the synth-soul spectrum. Masters serves up a starry instrumental take before Art of Tones drops vocal and instrumental reworks of his own, both of which revolve around Afrobeat-inspired drums, funky disco guitars, stirring synth strings and sparkling piano stabs. They're great remixes all told and perfectly compliment Masters' superb original versions.
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LZD 098
23 Jun 23
Deep House
23 Jun 23
Deep House
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LEO2303S
23 Jun 23
Deep House
23 Jun 23
Deep House
Played by: Matt Masters (Freerange), Juno Recommends Deep House, Fred Everything, Dave Mathmos, Mr. V
Review: Last time he appeared on Lazy Days Recordings, Freerange Records regular Matt Masters was in collaboration with fellow deep house veteran Milton Jackson. Here, he goes solo, offering up a sun-soaked slab of dreamy deep house/jazz-house fusion ('Look What You've Done') marked out by eyes-closed female vocal samples, bossa-house beats, effects-laden jazz samples and twinkling piano motifs. Lazy Days co-founder Fred Everything provides the accompanying remix, reaching for bleeping melodies, bubbly synth-bass, slightly toughened up drums and clumps of Masters' most melodic, summery instrumentation. It's a great remix with plenty of peak-time potential, though it does lack the breezy blissfulness of Masters' dusty original version.
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LZD 097
26 May 23
Deep House
26 May 23
Deep House
Review: Here's something significant: the first new single from legendary New York house duo Masters at Work since the mid 2000s. The good news is that Kenny 'Dope' Gonzalez and Little Louis Vega have not lost their touch after all these years, with 'Mattel' delivering a killer combination of bouncy, 'Nuyorican' house drums (programmed to perfection by MPC master Gonzalez), spooky late-night synth-string stabs, hazy early morning motifs and bleeping electronics. It's perhaps a little moodier than we may have expected, but that's no criticism. The accompanying 'KenLou Dub' is even more of a cosmic, percussive and atmospheric peak-time treat, while the 'Beats' version is terrific for DJs who like to play around with percussion. It's great to have them back!
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MAW 200
02 Apr 21
Deep House
02 Apr 21
Deep House
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505995 0698718
07 Mar 22
Deep House
07 Mar 22
Deep House
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091012 489464
03 Apr 20
Deep House
03 Apr 20
Deep House
Review: To round off another rock-solid year, Freerange Records co-founder Jamie 'Jimpster' Odell has decided to offer-up an EP made in collaboration with Matt Masters, a producer who has been on the imprint's staff for many years. The resultant three tracker is as strong as you'd expect, with the two friends first radically re-imagining Evelyn King boogie classic 'Love Come Down' as an ultra-trippy, spaced-out slab of dub house/deep house fusion rich in rubbery bass guitar, delay-laden boogie synths, off and tidy peak-time drums ('Dub Come Down'). 'Area E3' is a warmer, breezier and more colourful fusion of electrofunk synths and deep house nous in the style of Metro Area, while 'No Normal' delivers a glorious mixture of squelchy synth-bass, sparkling chords and Floating Points style synth squiggles.
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FRD 264
11 Dec 20
Deep House
11 Dec 20
Deep House
Played by: Kraak & Smaak, Milton Jackson, Superbreak, Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo), Juno Recommends Deep House, Fred Everything, Andy Vann/Grass Green, Matt Brown (SanchoPanza), Serg Szysz
Review: A two-track, three-mix EP here from Freerange stalwart Matt Masters, whose association with the label now dates back nearly two whole decades. The EP opens with 'Worlds Collide' itself, a mid-paced instrumental jam which sits somewhere between deep house and deep techno with its stuttered synth notes and extensive use of FX. The accompanying remix from SculpturedMusic then brings Afro/tribal drums and some killer stabs, before the EP is completed by 'Moon Rise', which is a much more straight-up deep houser from the mellow and vaguely lounge-tinged side of the street, and the pick of the crop for this reviewer.
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FRD 286
27 Jan 23
Deep House
27 Jan 23
Deep House
Review: Matt Masters has been part of the Freerange family for a long time, though this is the first time he's released music on the label. The four-tracker is a taster for his imminent debut album, "Never Ending Nights", which sounds like it could be an essential listen for all those who enjoy languid, fluid and distinctive deep house that boasts its' own unique shuffle and swing. Our picks of the bunch are the rubbery, funk-fuelled dustiness of "Memory of Chimes" and the dub-flecked dancefloor bliss that is LP title track "Never Ending Nights". That said, plenty will enjoy the intricately produced brilliance of "Once Again" and "Gonna Make", both of which sound like they were heavily influenced by Floating Points' house tracks.
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FRD 251
27 Sep 19
Deep House
27 Sep 19
Deep House
Played by: Ross Couch, OOFT!, FINGERMAN, Kisk, Crackazat, Matt Masters (Freerange), Juno Recommends Deep House, Tom (Shur-I-Kan) Szirtes, Weedyman, Cosmic Cowboys, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Kuba Kraczewski, Phil Dockerty, Nachtbraker, Fouk
Review: Freerange Records kick off the first part of their Double Century vinyl edition with four finely honed cuts of prime contemporary deep house that reflect the ever evolving tastes of the label. Boss man Jimpster takes the lead spot with the cyclical and spiritual "Head Spin" while by way of contrast Matt Masters and Pippo Ceretti bring a much more minimal approach to their tribal-flavoured "Xenophilia". Andy Hart has a more classic, smooth deep house approach on "MYLNY" which comes on rousing and romantic with its heartfelt string lines, and then Shur-I-Khan throws down a moody beat track to get you loose and limbered up.
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FRD 200A
23 Mar 15
Deep House
23 Mar 15
Deep House
