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A heavy three track ep, fresh from Freerange Records, brought to you by one of the labels unsung heros Milton Jackson. Deep/Tech House at it's best! The first track "Crash" has a constant hynotic element to it and leans to a more techno side in it's epic journey. On remix duty is Glam who offers a more drawn out version with subtle changes here and there. The stand out track for me though has to be "Rhythm Track" Its old skool New York flavour with its chunky percussion gives you that familiar feeling and that warm and fulfilling use of vocal stabs just gives it that little bit extra. Well worth checking out! |
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Well balanced and textured grooves are the best way to descirbe the Hugo remix of this Matt Star masterpiece. Hugos delivery is not only carefully crafted, it's the subliminal vocal samples and stunning effects which keeps the perception fully occupied! Put simply, In the words of Jamie Jones "...proper dancefloor stuff" this really is! One I've been playing ever since I got my mits on a copy, it's a sure fire way to see people rush for a spot on the dancefloor whilst singing the addictive hookline "sunshine... blah blah blah"
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Out now on the newest label in town MUAK MUSIC, Midnight Remixed by Germany's hottest duo Manuel Tur & D Play this track is a serious deep roller already rocking the dance floors accross London. With the likes of Ben Watt and many other high profile djs giving it air time and approval we're sure that many a DJ will be adding this on to their sets. The track quickly gets going with a haunting intro that launches into a massive baseline and some french sounding stabs this is one for the Deep House lovers around the world, listen and enjoy!! |
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One of the first releases on Deep Beat Recordings comes from Label founder and owner Adrian S. a talented producer based in Canada who has his own slant on the Deep House Sound.
Minimal Effort is far from a minimal track it starts with a lazy sounding chilled out sweeping intro that’s given pace with a lively kick drum and crisp high hat, joined by a base that has a sweet hollow sound thats both deep and driving. Keyboards sound great too with a live jam session feel, there’s plenty going on in this track to groove to and keep the crowd pumping. This track is a must for deep house collectors.
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New Electro Track By Dj Assassin & Nude Man Previuosly ownly available on compilation now relesead. Well made and nice sounds we like alot!
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This Is Rhythm is the UK based production duo of DJ/producer/promoter Gee and the impressive jazz/pianist/producer/ Hannah V.
Please Don’t Call is the latest offering from this dynamic duo, the main mix features the striking, soulful vocals of Natalie Williams combined with the UK rapper Lyric L, with her distinctive trademark raw cockney twang. To compliment the package, the jazzy mix features trumpet player Graham Flowers (James Taylor Quartet). Quite simply, this is a gorgeous slice of soulful house heaven.
There’s been a lot of interest in this track, with DJ’s across the airwaves giving maximum airplay & support, but in the meantime, you’ll have to watch out for news on a release date for this hot tune!
Natalie Williams has just finished her third album ‘Secret Garden’, which is due for release in September.
http://www.myspace.com/thisisrhythm
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The uber talented production/dj outfit, Masterbuilders have joined forces with one of the hottest vocalists of now, Steve Edwards to bring you a slice of stellar soulful dancefloor heat in the shape of their new single titled Man Cannot Rise. This hefty package features 4 mixes, with 3 fantastic house offerings covering disco, dirty and deep, along with a super fat broken remix from Mark Force (Bugz In The Attic). Leaving no stone (or brick!) unturned, these boys are set to rock the foundations of clubland with this floorfiller!
Tracklist
01 Dirty As You Like Mix 02 Disco House Mix
03 DT Dub Mix 04 Mark Force Broken Beats Mix
By Sarah Foote (Favouritizm) |
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(Published by permission www.shejay.net)
After his debut Socafrica single "Hot" on Azuli Records called in 2004, The talented Birmingham native producer/DJ Jeremy Sylvester joins forces with one of Basement Jaxx’s key voices, Slarta John, to bring you a mooooohssive slice of Latin/Soca fuelled dancefloor action!. Packed with all the essential hot! hot! hot! ingredients of a carnival anthem, “Take Off Ya Top” comes fully laced with a fat sub bass, afrocentric beats charged with whistles sirens, a cheeky disco riff topped off with a super infectious vocal delivered by Slarta John. Add to that a rootsy Latin mix with scrumptious piano, and a tasty darker dub fused with firey latin keys, and you’ve got one hell of a monster package launching Jeremy’s new Love House Label, deemed to drive the party folk into a frenzy!...
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