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Review: Bondax's "Journey" on Future Disco isn't just an album title, it's an experience. This LP marks a decade in the game for the UK dance duo, and "Journey" reflects that beautifully. It's a blend of their signature sounds with fresh influences, all wrapped in a future-disco sheen. The album kicks off with the previously-released banger "Don't Want It," setting the pace with driving rhythms and those classic Bondax synths. Tracks like "I Only Have You" showcase their versatility, featuring smooth vocals from Eno Williams that blend seamlessly with their sonic palette. A true highlight is "Fade" featuring SHELLS. Flanging guitars and entrancing beats create a mesmerizing soundscape, perfectly embodying the album's exploration of diverse sounds. "Yabaal to London" is another winner, a funky fusion of 80s disco and modern production with the Dur-Dur Band. It's impossible not to move to this one. It's a genre-bending album that pays homage to disco's roots while offering a fresh, modern take. Packed with infectious beats, captivating vocals, and stellar production, this album is a guaranteed dance floor filler and a must-listen for fans of electronic music with a touch of nostalgia.
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197338 096475
22 Mar 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
22 Mar 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Pete Haigh
Review: Over the last few years, Martin 'Atjazz' Iveson has spent a fair amount of time mentoring Peacey, a young producer with oodles of talent. That much is proved by the rising star's expansive debut album, a superb 16-track set that combines sizzling colo cuts with a string of inspired collaborations. The Edinburgh-based artist sets his stall out via the luscious horn arrangements and immersive ambient electronics of 'Play It By Ear', before drifting between head-nodding R&B loveliness (Oveous hook-up 'Love In The Forest'), sensual and seductive, soul-flecked deep house ('Hold Me Back' with Clyde and Atjazz), mid-tempo boogie-soul ('Playground' with Rona Ray), dubby and dreamy downtempo grooves ('Last Night's Dream'), deep and techy, spoken word-sporting dancefloor workouts ('Culture Bandit' with Vanessa Hidary) and jazz-funk influenced excellence (LaRoye collab 'In The Distance').
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ARC 230AD
05 Apr 24
Deep House
05 Apr 24
Deep House
Reel People, Muhsinah & Mark Francis - "Something New" (Mark Francis extended edit) - (6:09) 117 BPM
Mr Milk Dee, Jill Rock Jones & Sean McCabe - "2 Positions" (Sean McCabe Cosmos dub) - (5:21) 121 BPM
Lydia Harrell, Turbojazz & Sean McCabe - "Heard It All Before" (Turbojazz & Sean McCabe remix) - (7:04) 120 BPM
Diephuis, Turbojazz & Sean McCabe - "Listen To This Drum" (feat Ursula Rucker - Turbojazz & Sean McCabe remix) - (6:57) 124 BPM
Jimpster, Rich Medina & Sean McCabe - "This Thing" (feat Turbojazz - Sean & Tommy's Old Skool dub) - (5:41) 121 BPM
The Layabouts, Omar & Sean McCabe - "As Long As You Believe" (feat Turbojazz - Turbojazz & Sean McCabe remix) - (6:22) 123 BPM
Played by: Pete Haigh
Review: Foliage Records presents the next version of their compilation series Deep Rooted via Bristol legend Sean McCabe! This eighth edition unearths some fresh gems from trusted stalwarts like Atjazz and Jimpster, with Sean McCabe himself throwing down twice with Karmasound in "A New Day" alongside others like Harold Mathew's Jr in a extended vocal mix of "This Place" to something else with Turbojazz and Monica Blaire in "Don't Look Down". Full of pure house vibes, McCabe takes on Taliwa in a remix of "Music For My Sun", while other stand out numbers include Blaze's deep and stuttering "Celestine Prophecy" and Black Sonix's percussive "Afrotone". Don't sleep on McCabe's Deep Rooted mix either to see how well all of this curation comes together.
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FNDC 008
05 Apr 24
Deep House
05 Apr 24
Deep House
Played by: Mike Nasty
Review: Mike Nasty is one of the more storied operatives on New York's deep house underground, with a bulging catalogue of singles and EPs to his name. 'Black Planet' is his first full-length excursion and does a terrific job in showcasing his trademark sound - an immersive and musically rich take on deep house full to bursting with fluid pianos, subtle jazz references and addictive basslines. Highlights include gorgeous and breezy opener 'Cosmic Funk', the luscious Latin horns and soulful flavours of 'Gimme The Rhythm', the Osunalde-esque wonder that is 'Mother Earth', the stretched-out and the wobble bass-propelled Omari Clarke collaboration 'Streets of Rage'. A trio of top-notch dancefloor dubs - interpretations of other cuts across the collection - completes a fine set.
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NT 013
05 Apr 24
Funky/Club House
05 Apr 24
Funky/Club House
Review: Professor Oz's latest release on Rezpektiva isn't your average album. It's a treasure trove of unearthed gems, a 8 tracks compilation showcasing the French producer's visionary work from 1986 to 1995. Entitled "The Lost Experiments," these previously unreleased tracks feel remarkably fresh despite their age. Remastered from the original DAT tapes, the album brims with infectious energy. Professor Oz, a self-proclaimed "sonic wizard," weaves dusty breakbeats and proto-techno grooves into a heady concoction. Tribal drumming and swirling, trance-like synths add a touch of the exotic, while the album's progressive song structures and pulsating acid basslines ensure it remains firmly rooted in dancefloor territory. These tracks prove that even decades later, Oz's forward-thinking sound and genre-bending production still feel innovative and exciting.
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3617385 216239
05 Apr 24
Deep House
05 Apr 24
Deep House
