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Deep, melodic acid/breaks journeys, availalble first on dubplate vinyl (25 pcs), then hopefully in digital. Highly recommended.
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- Russ Gabriel
- Ferox
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The first four releases on Placid's We're Going Deep label are essential for any deep, emotional, melodic electronic dance music enthusiast. Derek Carr, Posthuman, Tin Man, Armec, Jared Wilson, Cignol, Rekab, Moy, Reedale Rise, B R Posse, et al. The digitals come on sale as the vinyl pressings are sold out, I'm opting for both vinyl and digital. Highly recommended.
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- Various Artists
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Another digital self-release from Altered Sense, from Sam McQueen. Beautiful and enticing, also made me revisit the Dreams In Sepia album on a.r.t.less and grab the other two releases on Indigo Aera and Delsin. Highly recommended.- 3 replies
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- Sam McQueen
- Altered Sense
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Deep heat house from Planisphere, David Swatten's second release ever and in two decades (not counting the two self-released CDRs). Highly recommended.
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- Planisphere
- For Those That Knoe
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Darren vs. Nye. Recommended.
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- The Elusive Man
- PlanktonWarrior
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Constant quality from Darren Nye. Recommended.
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- The Elusive Man
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Massien's debut album of hazy two-step, deep house, breaks and techno. Worth checking out.
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- Hugo Massien
- E-Beamz
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Unfortunately vinyl only at the moment.
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Deeper melodic dance tracks, some with a distinctive nod towards the 1990s UK UK/Detroit fusion of Stasis, Nuron, Repeat, As One etc.
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First two releases on a new UK label catering to deep, smooth, melodic electronic tastes. Currently vinyl only.
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- Jaime Read
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Propersound releases are vinyl only by default, but they might be available in digital through the artists themselves.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezN0MSemeTc
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Spotify Juno Beatport Also on Rough Trade, deejay, red eye records, etc.
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Yo! Been a while since I've posted. Hope everyone is okay. Anyways have a listen to this and let me know your thoughts. Nice one!! https://soundcloud.com/thebro/the-bro-winter-boogie-demo
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After almost ten years of silence South African musician Felix Laband is back with his new album Deaf Safari. His previous albums are some of the clearest music I've ever heard, so nicely produced. using a lot of field recordings like dripping water in a basement, a sink flushing, a pencil writing on paper. With Deaf Safari he focusses a bit more on vocals and sampling and is more influenced by the Kwaito house scene, while stil maintaining his singnature sound. I've been waiting a couple of years for this album so I'm pretty excited about this one Deaf Safari is out on the 29th of May on Copost records as Vinyl CD or download. You can listen to some previews on his soundcloud. [sc5]173704131[/sc5] [sc5]158018034[/sc5] [sc5]174827615[/sc5] Here's an interview from a couple of months back [youtubehd]/7ALs880jaKg[/youtubehd] Info: Deaf Safari is an audio collage of subjects that interest me and speak of the world I live in. It is an album composed of sampled recordings from the media landscape that has been the soundtrack to my life over the last ten years. The most important development in my current music and as can be heard on Deaf Safari has been my understanding of the beauty and power of the spoken word. I have experienced severe indifference to contemporary pop and electronic music as a whole over the last many years, as I have felt that social comment of any relevance has been ignored by music in general. Deaf Safari attempts to bring sociopolitical comment into my music without taking any specific stand. Sampled outside of musical influence directly from the news; from preacher sermons or from contemporary African documentaries. I have finally created a story with sound that I feel accurately conveys my personal experience with the African world I live in. My musical influences on this album lie mostly with local Kwaito house. Deaf Safari is an experiment within certain boundaries of the 4/4 genre, to create my own South African “house” album. I am proud and inspired about the South African Kwaito house scene. However, as with my first three albums, “Thin Shoes In June“ (2001) - "4/4 Down The Stairs“ (2002) and "Dark Days Exit“ (2005), I am still interested in making strange and evocative music. American Roots music from the earlier periods of the 20th century has deeply resonated with me during the making of this album. The incredible field recordings by Alan Lomax of Negro prison and chain gang work songs, and the beautiful early recordings of artists such as Leadbelly have had a major influence on Deaf Safari. I am truly excited to release this album and to start performing in the music world again. It has been ten years since I released "Dark Days Exit , and although I have been purposefully absent from the music world, I have none the less never stopped making music. I feel that I have finally arrived at a mature and challenging stage in my pursuit of making emotional music of relevance.
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Hi people, Here's the "Progressions" ep by Bless/ Curse Hope you'll like it!
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Listen to samples here or here. Julius Steinhoff is one half of the dynamic duo Smallpeople, founder and one of the steersmen behind Hamburg’s Smallville empire as well as a producer and DJ in his own right. After a string of 12-inches for the likes of Live at Robert Johnson, Geography or his own-brand Smallville and the very well-received Smallpeople long-player “Salty Days", Julius Steinhoff makes a submission that is all his. Rooted in the elegiac variety of the big three (New York, Chicago & Detroit) and a romantic concept of house music that is at times utopian, the album gathers eight tracks that evoke late nights, hazy mornings and walks on thin air.
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http://youtu.be/kTZS3FCefQY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seIQ388jEk0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LogtyE7Yvh0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9qoWj6K1Fg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWTD9l69yjw I recently re-discovered Fred P.'s music by purchasing his album on Boomkat. His style sounds like a mix of Theo Parrish, Schatrax and Actress.
