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Kosuli Breaks Vol 2 7" Scratch Vinyl Record (blue) (7" scratch vinyl record)
Cat: 971619 Rel: 26 Sep 23
7" scratch vinyl record.
Notes: Straight out of Japan this 7" scratch record is packed with new and original content. Featuring the likes of DJ AKAKABE, DJ RENA, DJ TAIJI, DJ KAITO, DJ HARUTO, and KOSULIST's. This heavy hitting 7" is a must for your scratch crates. Kosuli Breaks Vol 2 is the second title in the Kosuli series and the first 7".
Side-A
1: 32 (prod. DJ AKAKABE)
2: Don't Stop Now (prod. DJ AKAKABE )
3: Rap (prod. DJ RENA)
4: Raiser (prod. DJ RENA)
5:Please Stand Up (prod. KOSULIST)
6: Time to start the Revolution Yeah (prod. KOSULIST)
7: Drum Break(prod. DJ RENA)
Side-B
1: I Am The Ninja(prod. DJ TAIJI)
2: Ahhh Kamikaze (prod. DJ TAIJI)
3: Fonkeee Fresh(prod. DJ TAIJI)
4: Hell Yeah!!(prod. DJ KAITO)
5: Getting High Oh Fresh(prod. DJ HARUTO)
6: Nowar Peace Yo(prod. KOSULIST)
7: Drum break2 (prod. DJ RENA)
Mastered by DJ B=BALL
Designed by DARATRO
Presented by STOKYO & KOSULI
… Read moreSide-A
1: 32 (prod. DJ AKAKABE)
2: Don't Stop Now (prod. DJ AKAKABE )
3: Rap (prod. DJ RENA)
4: Raiser (prod. DJ RENA)
5:Please Stand Up (prod. KOSULIST)
6: Time to start the Revolution Yeah (prod. KOSULIST)
7: Drum Break(prod. DJ RENA)
Side-B
1: I Am The Ninja(prod. DJ TAIJI)
2: Ahhh Kamikaze (prod. DJ TAIJI)
3: Fonkeee Fresh(prod. DJ TAIJI)
4: Hell Yeah!!(prod. DJ KAITO)
5: Getting High Oh Fresh(prod. DJ HARUTO)
6: Nowar Peace Yo(prod. KOSULIST)
7: Drum break2 (prod. DJ RENA)
Mastered by DJ B=BALL
Designed by DARATRO
Presented by STOKYO & KOSULI
1 in stock $18.16
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Review: West Coast Classics brings the heat on this latest super 7" with one fo the biggest name sin the game taking care of the a-side. 2 Pac's 1993 gem 'Keep Ya Head Up' features R&B singer Dave Hollister. The tune was dedicated to his godson Elijah and Latasha Harlins and also points out the abuse black women face in society. It's a cut that brims with warmth and a beat sampled from Zapp's 'Be Alright.' Flip it over for King Tee's slow motion, deep cut funk jewel 'Played Like A Piano' which is another vital tune.
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Review: "I Choose You" was initially featured on Foreign Land, the debut album from gospel-soul trio 3 Winans Brothers. Two years on, Louie Vega has decided to give it the remix treatment, serving up four versions across two slabs of wax. He begins with the Dance Ritual Mix, where the trio's smooth vocals - and the impassioned backing singing of Karen Clarke Sheard - ride a shuffling, Latin-influenced house groove. The Mid Tempo Mix offers a musically richer, groovier interpretation, while the Dub focuses more on Clarke Sheard's diva style vocalizing, jazzy piano solos, and Vega's tasty, floor-friendly beats. Speaking of solos, the Masters of Work man cannily brings them to the fore on the closing Axel Solo Mid Tempo Mix.
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Review: The 3 Winans Brothers served up their Foreign Land album, from which this single is taken, in 2014. But it could as well as be from any of the proceeding three decades. It is life-affirming gospel, soul and r&b that makes perfect fodder for a remixer like Louie Vega. The gorgeous backing vocals remind in place, as do the main male voices, but the drums are either drawn out and made all the more soulful or shorted up and energised for the club across these four superb mixes. House music doesn't come more authentic or stirring than this. 838848-01
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Review: Debutants 4D & Krunky create ravey and funked-up minimal techno, taking its cues from early Detroit techno and northern bleep styles. The grooves to be heard on the Humanoid label's are as cute as the label art: from the strobed-out shuffle 'n' roll of 'Oplescot', to the west coast breaks of 'Stunt Bubble' calling to mind the mid '90s sounds of Northern California, and the hyper aware boompty boomp of closer 'Seasaw'.
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Review: Muddy, dreamy and dubby new dance cuts from THREADS, who invite four of their mainstays to the fore with a dry and entraining take on trance. Kebab Traume (in English, 'Kebab Dream') wafts a mouth-watery cylinder of sonic meat under our noses with 'Nova Trance', which melds stabs, basses and kicks with all the certainty of a honey badger. Meanwhile, Mario Liberti's 'Treat Me Good' urges us to do just that via the mode sultry sampled vocals and funk bass whirls.
… Read moreGespielt von: Lostlojic
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Cat: SUSH 54. Rel: 14 Dec 20
Electro
Review: Since Zip and Villalobos made it one of their coveted deep digs to be heard pealing out of a thousand after hours sessions, the Metamatics remix of A1 People has been a teasingly out of reach dream grab for many a minimal electro head. Now Yossi Amoyal has done the good deed of getting the track remastered and repressed as part of his Fluere series toasting 15 years of Sushitech. As well as that masterclass of elegant machine funk, there's also Kosmogonik's mind-bendingly brilliant 'Circuitry', Silicon Scally's body-popping electro-noir 'Relay' and Matt Chester's melancholic 'November Pathways' to keep your up-all-night marathon sets peppered with spangled surprises.
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Review: The latest offering on Owen Jay's Batti Batti label features a cast of characters doing different but equally excellent things within the realm of deep house. Acasual is up first, presenting a reflective tour through lingering chords and swirling pads perfect for rainy spring days, while Tominori Hosoya goes one further with the soul-stirring ambience of "Thinking Of The Days". Kiddmisha & Apoena set light to the B-side with the restrained but utterly on-point depth charge "Dancin", and then Jonno & Tommo round the record out with the sultry "Mystic Feelings", making this a complete package of high grade house music from the heart.
… Read moreGespielt von: Owen Jay, Brian James, Tomi Chair, Michael Terzian, Ernie (Minuendo Recordings), Corbi, Matt Pond (DeepSystems), Rai Scott (Inner Shift Music), James Ornate, Brad P/Inner Shift/Common Dreams, G-Prod, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, MANUEL COSTELA, DJP (Soul Print Rec), Kiddmisha, Jacksonville, IV Mickey
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Review: Sometime Northern Electronics contributor Acronym made his first outing on Stockholm stable Stilla Ton back in June 2018, in the process serving up a trio of trance-inducing techno tracks. Here he returns to the imprint with an EP produced in collaboration with fast-rising female and occasional studio buddy Kali Malone. What's on offer is an intriguing blend of soundscapes and club cuts, with off-kilter ambient cuts such as "Call From The Tower" and closer "Tarmar" coming accompanied by poignant, sunrise-ready modular techno cuts such as the dancefloor-ready "A Sunspot". There are dark, trippy cuts, too (see the throbbing "Tempest Of Joy" and the buzzing thrust of "Legs Of The Fly"), resulting in a versatile and well-judged collection of cuts.
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Cat: ANT 12. Rel: 04 Oct 06
Techno
Review: Old and new are combined for this wonderful collection of established artists and fresh young talent. Maurizio Viteillo is a new kid on the block and for sure one to look out for!
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Cat: EPE 09. Rel: 05 Jun 23
Electro
Review: Exit Planet Earth continues its exploration of the world of electro universe with an expansive, extended six track EP, featuring The Advent x Zein Ferreira, DeFeKT, London Modular Alliance, Konertymi and Zobol. The Advent, whose weekly Gardening Club residency in the mid-90s helped to drag electro out of the realms of the retro and back into the future, team up with Zein Ferreira for a Kraftwerk-on-speed extended mix of 'CarpeDiem', before London Modular Alliance's more moderately paced but still squiggle and bleep laced 'Lump of Coal' plus a 'beats' breakdown for the DJs. The B-side brings us the acid-powered 'Pulssi' by Konerytmi, the bouncy, breakdance-friendly 'Radar' by DeFeKT, and the relatively pure, optimistic sonics of Zobol's 'Data Wars'. Thumbs up all round.
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Electro
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Review: Last seen on Lifted Music, Aeph returns to another regular haunt in Bad Taste for their eleventh 12" release which features a rather potent collaboration with his studio mate Kung. The Italian and Spanish producers obviously possess winning studio chemistry as "Wozyths" is a certified dancefloor killer driven by a restless energy - all rhythmic switch-ups and unexpected melodic variations. On the flip Kung goes on a solo flex for the Nuero-heavy behemoth that is "Zyklon". Approach with caution and seek out the digital version for two extra tracks from the London-based producer.
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Review: Something a little different from G.A.M.M here, as Parisian DJ Afshin joins forces with the mysterious Kiss My Black Jazz to offer up two incendiary edits. The real surprise killer is A-side "Trouble In My Way", which subtly turns a blues-era recording of a traditional slave sing-along into a handclap-heavy chunk of infectious gospel-house brilliance. It takes a little time to build up, but when the heavier beats drop midway through you'll have dancers eating out of the palm of your hand. Flipside "The Riot" sees them make merry with a Hammond-heavy chunk of 1960s jazz-funk, extending and reworking the cut to make it suitably sweaty, heavy and life affirming.
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Review: Earlier in the month, Parisian producer Afshin joined forces with Kiss My Black Jazz and served up a brilliant, two-track missive of jazz-funk and blues-house reworks on G.A.M.M. Here they reunite for round two. This time round, they begin by reworking a shuffling, chant-along Afro-Brazilian gem of unknown origin, extending the carnival-ready percussive intro before unleashing the shuffling, sun-kissed samba rhythm and some of the sweetest vocals this side of a sing-along in a chocolate factory. Over on side B they give a similar tune to a killer chunk of reggae-funk fusion rich in warm dub bass, bongo-laden beats, bluesy guitar solos, fuzzy horns and James Brown style guttural vocals.
… Read moreGespielt von: Craig Charles Funk And Soul, Voodoocuts, Dj soFa, Tomasz Guiddo, Peter Croce (Rocksteady Disco)
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AGENTS OF TIME / LONDON MODULAR ALLIANCE / JENSEN INTERCEPTOR / GOLDEN VIRGO / HIVER / ORBE / LAGUNA / KRIS WADSWORTH
From Sound To Silence 2 (double 12")
Cat: OBSM 007. Rel: 21 Nov 18
Electro
Review: For its seventh release, southern Italians Obscura Music return to welcome exciting new talents and core label acts. Head honchos Agents Of Time venture down an electro route with "East Coast", as do the ever impressive London Modular Alliance on the hypnotic "Buck One". Man of the moment Aussie Jensen Interceptor channels classic Drexciyan aesthetics on "Manix" before homeboys and label staples Hiver come through with the slinky and hypnotic tech house of "Stasys" and Detroit veteran Kris Wadsworth makes a surprising appearance with some slow burning minimalism displayed on closer "Abroad".
… Read moreGespielt von: Alex Niggemann, Posthuman
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Review: "Lumberjack", by Alan Braxe & Kris Menace, is getting massive reactions from the specialists. This is going to be the biggest Ibiza track of 2007!
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Review: Alaska has always been a fan of Kirsty Hawkshaw - dating back to 1996 and LTJ Bukem's Good Looking Records classic
'Close your Eyes' by The Chameleon - so to capture the talents of Miss Hawkshaw for a full-on vocal 12" is something that
Arctic Music are pretty proud of.
'Juneau' enters with Alaska's trademark ambient loop hooks laying a cold and ethereal platform for Kirsty to deliver and when
the fast breakbeats kick in everything becomes clear and you know you are listening to a timeless and beautiful piece of music
in real-time. As 'Juneau' progresses, strings, choir pads and bleeps emerge with the vocal chorus capturing the audience with
its simplicity as the breaks roll and let the vocals breath right up to an ad-lib crescendo of pure quality. Listen and enjoy.
Alaska flexes his musical muscles with 'Glaciation' and takes you on a glacial journey through the Arctic Circle. Kirsty Hawkshaw
supplies the vocal harmonies to beautiful perfection as the breaks glide the music alongside the deep and low sinewave bass,
so sit back, relax and enjoy the sounds of 'Glaciation'. This is one you definitely won't hear on a d&b club sound system.
… Read more'Close your Eyes' by The Chameleon - so to capture the talents of Miss Hawkshaw for a full-on vocal 12" is something that
Arctic Music are pretty proud of.
'Juneau' enters with Alaska's trademark ambient loop hooks laying a cold and ethereal platform for Kirsty to deliver and when
the fast breakbeats kick in everything becomes clear and you know you are listening to a timeless and beautiful piece of music
in real-time. As 'Juneau' progresses, strings, choir pads and bleeps emerge with the vocal chorus capturing the audience with
its simplicity as the breaks roll and let the vocals breath right up to an ad-lib crescendo of pure quality. Listen and enjoy.
Alaska flexes his musical muscles with 'Glaciation' and takes you on a glacial journey through the Arctic Circle. Kirsty Hawkshaw
supplies the vocal harmonies to beautiful perfection as the breaks glide the music alongside the deep and low sinewave bass,
so sit back, relax and enjoy the sounds of 'Glaciation'. This is one you definitely won't hear on a d&b club sound system.
out of stock $7.26
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Review: Frank Music look to main man Johannes Albert for the second volume of their Rarities series and he covers plenty of musical ground in the process. First up, Benjamin Frohlich's 'Tivoli' gets a super upbeat and summery 4/4 disco re-treatment to kick things off, before Albert steps up again to tackle Kayroy's 'Identification Unknown' with future-facing disco synths. The version of 'Fomo' he serves up is more dirty and danceable, with acid lines and twinkling arps. Last of all, Albert's remix of Leon Revol - 'Acid Is Rolling' is an undulating cut with muscular beats and crispy snares.
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Review: The last repress sold out in a few hours! first come first served.
… Read moreGespielt von: Felix Dickinson, Mark Hand, ROTCIV, Ernie (Minuendo Recordings), Ilija Rudman ( Imogen Recordings ), Watson, Per Bojsen-Moller, ISOUL8 (Volcov), Marcelo Tavares(Deep Space Podcast), Kai "KZR" Alce, Don Crisp, Last Mood, Anaxander, Shaka (Kolour LTD, Local Talk), COYOTE, Pittsburgh Track Authority
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Review: When it comes to producing deep, sophisticated, musically rich deep house, few are quite as capable as Kai Alce. Even so, there's still something extra-special about "Take A Chance", a thoroughly deep, soulful and lilting excursion full of rolling, African-influenced percussion, eyes-closed trumpet solos and warm, evocative vocals. Alce's hero Larry Heard provides the remixes, firstly under his given name (a typically deep, soulful and dreamy interpretation) and secondly as Mr Fingers. It's these "Ambient Acid" versions - built around restless, lopped electronics and the original's sublime trumpet - that really stand out. Brilliant from start to finish.
… Read moreGespielt von: Jonna and Darran P, Patrick Luca (Island Issues), Mr. Fiel, Tr One, Taelue, Matt Pond (DeepSystems), Thomas Cox, Ksoul, Michael Zucker - Finale / Balance, Bradley Zero, Marc Cotterell (Plastik People), ISOUL8 (Volcov), Mike O'Mara, Irfan RAINY, Marcelo Tavares(Deep Space Podcast), Mike W - Kolour LTD, Jimmy Maheras, Juno Recommends Deep House, Riccio, Frank Booker, Demetrio Giannice (Enterbt Rec.), Nicholas, Allstarr Motomusic (deepArtSounds), Kai "KZR" Alce, NICOLA CONTE, Jamie Trench, Mudd (Claremont 56), Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Samann (Traxx Underground), Steve Froggatt (Pocket Money), Anaxander, Shaka (Kolour LTD, Local Talk), Aleqs Notal, DJ Monchan, Esa
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Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing on outer sleeve, also the record has light surface marks/smudges, but otherwise in excellent working condition***
When it comes to producing deep, sophisticated, musically rich deep house, few are quite as capable as Kai Alce. Even so, there's still something extra-special about "Take A Chance", a thoroughly deep, soulful and lilting excursion full of rolling, African-influenced percussion, eyes-closed trumpet solos and warm, evocative vocals. Alce's hero Larry Heard provides the remixes, firstly under his given name (a typically deep, soulful and dreamy interpretation) and secondly as Mr Fingers. It's these "Ambient Acid" versions - built around restless, lopped electronics and the original's sublime trumpet - that really stand out. Brilliant from start to finish.
… Read moreWhen it comes to producing deep, sophisticated, musically rich deep house, few are quite as capable as Kai Alce. Even so, there's still something extra-special about "Take A Chance", a thoroughly deep, soulful and lilting excursion full of rolling, African-influenced percussion, eyes-closed trumpet solos and warm, evocative vocals. Alce's hero Larry Heard provides the remixes, firstly under his given name (a typically deep, soulful and dreamy interpretation) and secondly as Mr Fingers. It's these "Ambient Acid" versions - built around restless, lopped electronics and the original's sublime trumpet - that really stand out. Brilliant from start to finish.
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Review: Vocal house tune including deep dub mix by D'Flame & Paco Buggin!
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Review: Bass Addict presents 'Reflex' from Alextrem/Keja, rolling bang-bang tribe, simply efficient. Well produced
in a strong shape. Featuring loads of dancefloor tricks and mental sounds. Spiral-style Kicks.
… Read morein a strong shape. Featuring loads of dancefloor tricks and mental sounds. Spiral-style Kicks.
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Review: Bringing one of those vocals that will be nagging in the noggin long after the lights have come up; Ali Love and Kali are in prime pop-picking mode with this new single on Crosstown Rebels. The structure of the track is still in keeping with the label's slick take on house music; while the vocals intone a message of massaged ego that translates smoothly to Waze & Odyssey's more brooding remix. Maceo Plex comes in with a more romantic vision for the track, laying out thick reams of synth in a seductive late night style that can bleed outwards to fill a space large or small.
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Review: Kai Alce's faultless NDATL label brings us more goodies direct from his base in Atlanta, which might be best known for its rap but also packs a punch when it comes to house music. This one is from Rasheeda Ali, a new name that might be familiar to anyone who heard Kai's 'Sheed's Move' tune from a previous EP. She has also been on stage with none other than Jeff Mills and here her flute skills come to the fore with production from Kai. 'Libra Ascending' has a snappy bounce, then 'Sheed's Rising' showcases Rasheeda's gymnastic flautist abilities. A fine debut.
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Review: "Robots & Cellos", by Alien Pimp, is a great track with epic strings and moody bass sweeps. On the flip Ka delivers "Oil Man", an industrial tinged sonic tune that'll make the club shake to its foundations.
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Cat: SAH 003. Rel: 13 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Adrien Calvert is building up a presence in that cheeky, chunky 90s revival happening around minimal tech house at the moment, and his Stay At Home label is becoming a hot bed of fresh and fruity house jams. Take this VA release as a fine case in point, welcoming the bulbous acid strutter 'Satisfied' by Aline Umber to shake its shoulders next to Calvert's own playful deep house joint 'The Foil'. Latent takes things space-wards on the B side with 'Interstellar Object' before Karaba completes the picture with the crafty beats and synapse-tickling synth delights of 'Loop Da Loop'.
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Review: Powerful soul rollers ahoy! Fokuz press the summer button with two overwhelmingly warm grooves. First up, "Love So True". Direct from Soul Deep bossman Scott Allen and partner in vibes Jrumhand, it's a Calibre-esque sample-heavy hummer that rolls infinitely with detailed flourishes. Flip for the skank-wise gem "The Low Road". A springy number that develops more and more character as different instruments are introduced, there's a real feeling of early Hospital flavours here. Definitely no bad thing.
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Cat: SER 0024. Rel: 10 Nov 21
Techno
Review: Fourth part of the compilation celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Milanese record shop. This collection is entirely composed of previously unreleased music, exclusively produced for the occasion by many artists of great relevance in the worldwide music scene, who supported the store over the last ten years.
This EP features Ellen Allien, Kreggo, Timeslip89, Itinerant Dubs and Heith.
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Alok & Never Dull & Kenny Dope - "Deep Down" (feat Ella Eyre & Crystal Waters - Never Dull's In My Mind extended remix) (6:15)
Review: This new 12" from High Fashion sure has the potential to become a popular hit on the more commercially minded dance floors out there. It's a mega-mash-up with ALOK, Never Dull, Kenny Dope featuring Ella Eyre and cult 90s vocalists Crystal Waters all featuring. The result is a nice deep house cut with classic neon chords and hooky vocal samples recognisable to all. There is an extended mix for more drawn our pleasures on the floor and the original version. They both make for fine intersections between house, pop and soul.
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Review: Connecticut label, Kraftjerks, has made a name for itself as the east coast's prime electro label. Bringing us the sixth volume of their popular Machine Funk Is Our Game series they've pulled together an impressive array of artists including Alonzo, Daniel Savio, Deroboter, Kid Ginseng, and Cybereign. 'Nikki Don't Save Me' is the powerful, bass heavy track that opens the compilation. Veering through meteor fields and firing through wormholes, this is tonally dark electro at its best. 'Chrome Belt Buckle (feat. Questosahn)', a scratch-inflected journey through warped vocals and frenetic percussion, is another highlight. Perfect for the club or cruising down the highway, this is a cornerstone record for electro fans.
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Electro
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Review: For those interested in punchy, forthright and funk-fuelled techno, Kraftjerkz ongoing Machine Funk Is Our Game series should be essential listening. There's plenty to get the blood pumping on the label's latest instalment, the fifth in total and first of 2021, beginning with ALONZO's Drexciya-style opener, 'Shitto Maltese'. Konertymi opts for energy aplenty on the fizzing bass, punchy beats and sci-fi synths of 'Replikantti', while Zarcon's 'TicTac' is an acid-fired chunk of electronic funk and DJ Di'jital's 'Jit It Up' is ghetto-tech for wannabe astronauts everywhere. Elsewhere, King Ginseng adds a little stomp to the '80s electro style sounds of Cybereign's 'Breathing Apparatus' and Bart Karlos's 'Shaftwerk' is as deliciously sleazy and spacey as you'd expect.
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Electro
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Review: Heat Rock Records' latest double-dose of cut and paste madness is as incendiary as you'd expect, with both tracks adding elements of classic dancefloor workouts to fat beats and plenty of added percussion. Chicago's Altered Tapes handles side A, thrillingly re-imagining Dee-Lite classic 'Groove is In The Heart' by utilising more percussive elements (including a killer, cowbell-driven drum-break) from some of the tunes that the New York band originally sampled on their chart-topping house classic. B-Boys and B-Girls the world over will love it! On the flip, Bay Area native King Most combines the vocals from a Salsoul disco classic to a backing track that cleverly combines elements from a Ramsay Lewis style jazz number and a JB's-esuqe funk bomb.
… Read moreGespielt von: The Allergies, Craig Charles Funk And Soul, Juno Recommends Funk, Marc Hype, I Love 45's!
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Review: Pale Calling sees Black Truffle boss and all round experimental maven Oren Ambarchi collaborating with Kassel Jaeger and James Rushford for an album consisting of two long form compositions laid down in Paris back in 2014. Featuring killer artwork from Sunn O))) man Stephen O'Malley, and mastered by Rashad Becker, Pale Calling is aptly described as "a mysterious space of slowly cycling electronics, distracted vocal mumbles and often unidentifiable field recordings." It arrives in a busy year for Ambarchi's Black Truffle following long players from Charlemagne Palestine and improvisational trio AMM, and proves to be a delicious listen that will appeal to fans of the recent Jefre Cantu-Ledesma and Felicia Atkinson album.
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Review: Sounds Benefit founder Tom Joyce cast his net far and wide when sniffing out cuts to include on the label's latest multi-artist EP. There's plenty of little-known talent on show across the four tracks that make-up the EP, which come from artists based in Frankfurt, Paris and - most surprisingly - Casablanca. We're particularly enjoying the hybrid electro/spacey tech-house bounce of Peter Raw's wonderfully swinging "Brotherhood", though the deep and melodious electro bounce of Kosh's "The Mess" is also really rather good. Elsewhere, Manuel Schatz and Rob Amboule offer up some bold and snappy Motor City techno/acid house fusion, while HDV's "Digital Delight" is raw, analogue, funky and decidedly alien in tone.
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Archive Trax Vol 1 (limited 180 gram transparent blue vinyl 12")
Cat: MOSAIC 020A. Rel: 27 Jun 16
Techno
Review: REPRESS ALERT: The first in a series of special 12's to mark the 20th anniversary of the labels inception sees much sought after tracks from Mark Ambrose , Kumquat Kids and Steve O'Sullivan reissued in remastered and edited versions. Deep minimal rollers for those that know.
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Review: The Tilt labels' main artists come together on this release, entitled Steam, with Amex & Kaiza and Budoka - a real killer!!
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Review: Now on TILT004 Amex/Kaiza and Budoka go for a shared release to bring their two different approaches to technoid D'n'B together on one vinyl: innovative Techno-D'n'B and solid Neurofunk. Amex/Kaiza - "Sourcream" Mannheim's finest deliver another dancefloor-smashing stepper, designed to take the listener on a trip into the world of uncompromising Techno-D'n'B. Like "Shrinz" it is a harsh and bouncing tool to move everybody’s ass. After a DJ-friendly intro, the drop and stabs paying tribute to Detroit, the tune seems to be on its highest point, but just then it drops deeper into counter-dynamic arrangements and doubles the pace. Again, the genuine beat and percussion works in combination with the on-point use of Techno stabs and vocals as lead and rhythmic elements roll the hell out of the devil, displaying the way tunes should be nowadays according to Amex/Kaiza's point of view. Budoka - "Whiplash" RMX The logo side of TILT004 exemplifies the flip side of the label sound: subtle fx and electronic elements over a huge midrange/sub bass construct and an also rolling yet more organic beat, still keeping some melody. The intro builds up a deep, catchy and almost housey atmosphere only to drop into Budoka`s very own interpretation of massive Neurofunk to tear up dancefloors. Various fills sum up and turn to a further role in the ever-playing antagonism between the straight groove and the atmospheric deepness. (The original tune "Whiplash" had been produced in 2001 and got positive feedback on dubplate, but has never been released on vinyl. Now, years later, Budoka has made a remix while upgrading the sound quality to D'n'B standards of today and adding some new structure and elements, eventually creating a new tune.
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Review: Hell bent on getting a rise out of offending the simple minded , Amit comes with yet another shocker. "Suicide Bomber" is Amit's biggest tune to date. Its all about the bassline.
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Hardcore steppers crew unite: King Alpha and Fikir Amlak come together for a big one here that features the rib-rattling "Lalibela" on the A-side. It's got steel plated drums and deadly bass, as well as plenty of swagger and brightly lit synths. The vocal toasts add further weight and a touch of exotica, while two dub versions pare things back to the core and crucial elements. "Addis Ababa" is a more freaky cut with modern effects and twisted synths adding elements of industrialism. Two more dubs take the tune in more summery, airy directions, and both are utterly essential.
… Read moreHardcore steppers crew unite: King Alpha and Fikir Amlak come together for a big one here that features the rib-rattling "Lalibela" on the A-side. It's got steel plated drums and deadly bass, as well as plenty of swagger and brightly lit synths. The vocal toasts add further weight and a touch of exotica, while two dub versions pare things back to the core and crucial elements. "Addis Ababa" is a more freaky cut with modern effects and twisted synths adding elements of industrialism. Two more dubs take the tune in more summery, airy directions, and both are utterly essential.
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Review: Brand new label to load, this Spanish owned breaks label brings two rave style dance floor killers, memories of yester year come flooding back...
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Time Horizon 2 (12" + hand-numbered insert limited to 250 copies)
Cat: XTIME 002. Rel: 25 Mar 19
Techno
Review: Time Horizon's second episode enlists another team of dancefloor snipers delivering 5 brain-dancing tunes crafted appositively for late night use. After his appearance on the first XCPT record, Andrea is back on the label with his unmistakable shuffling drums and a heavy square bassline followed by Anybody Anytime covering the uptempo-zone with a rotative junglistic tool dressed with celestial pads; closing the A side TANS reveals his new robot alias The Sympathizer providing a neurotic electro progression fully based on his modular system. Flipping the records you will find two XCPT homies bringing the audience straight into Matera landscapes: Farron gets a 909 unceasing toms orchestra surrounded by his atmospheric leads while Kreggo illustrates clearly his hypnotic mid-low vision of breakbeat locked by a mystic bass for the whole track.
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Cat: TDISCO 026. Rel: 10 Jan 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: London's Tropical Disco Records returns this week with Vol 26 in their esteemed label series. Andy Bach serves up the acidified late night dancefloor heater 'Needin' You'on the first side followed by Kikko Esse's sweltering Latin-infused number 'Reloaded' featuring one killer horns section. On the second side, Sam Pills gets seriously lo-slung on the smooth balearica of 'New Day' and finally the label chief goes poolside on the sexy, funky broken beat/nu-jazz of 'Booty Call'.
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Review: Last year Brazilian DJ/producer Ana Miranda joined Kompakt Extra following years spent building her reputation via fine releases on such labels as Novamute, Twin Turbo, Yoshitoshi and Terminal M. For her third release on the long-serving German label she's joined forces with another scene queen, the incomparable Miss Kittin. The pair has produced a raw, driving dancefloor beast that's bigger than Donald Trump's ego and infinitely more alluring. "Forever Ravers" is heavy, intense and forthright, with stylized vocal snippets and razor sharp electronic motifs surging above a thumping groove. Miranda offers a different take on the track on side B, opting for bleeping and panicked electronics and spacey bleep melodies.
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ANSWER CODE REQUEST / FBK / ANTHONY PARASOLE / NORMAN NODGE / MILTON BRADLEY / KOBOSIL / LOCKERTMATIK / MARCEL DETTMAN
MDR Compilation (double 12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: MDR 016. Rel: 24 Mar 15
Techno
Review: By now you should all know that the MDR imprint is associated with Berlin's finest, Marcel Dettmann After a year of sporadic releases - the dude has probably been busy spinning menacing techno seven nights a week - comes this new double 12", a sort of hello from himself and his tight-knit crew over at Berlin institute of techno Berghain. All the bad boys are here, including Answer Code Request with his very singular brand of techno, The Corner man Anthony Parasole who has now become synonymous with the Berghain sound, Norman Nodge, Milton Bradley aka Alien Rain, and a few lesser known producers such as Lockertmatik and FBK. Big release, cop on sight!
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Review: Radar Radio selector Amy Becker follows up her TRX set with another clutch of unreleased specials from some of London's freshest free-thinkers. Logos twist on Apple's "De Siegalizer" is a retro take on future breaks, grime crew Ygg coat Sir Spyro's "Side By Side" with barbed lyrical icing, DVA's take on "Mata Lo" militantly marches out of Metropolis while Deamonds takes DJ Haus on a slow trip down a dark slimy grime alley. Becker's connections and nose for futuristic sound is second to none right here.
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Review: The West Country hook-up between Appleblim and Komon has been drawing heat since last year when the pair jumped on the Gas Jam / Silencio for the former's Apple Pips label. Since then they've been remixed by Prins Thomas and gravitated naturally towards Will Saul's Aus label. The turn of a New Year saw the pair enter Jupiter for Aus and now they are back on the label experiencing Motion Blur. Intriguingly the A Side features collaborations whilst the flip finds Appleblim and Komon dropping solo jams. The title track is a perfect slice of UK hybridism whilst seek out Appleblim's closing "Echo's Retreat" which descends into Bristol electro territory.
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Review: This truly is a clash of the titans! Aquasky's trademark grimey bass and booty beats are fused with vocals from the one and only Kool Keith and the hip hop sensibilities of Crash Berlin, to create what could well be Passenger's biggest track to date!
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