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Album Review: Johnny Dangerous "The Problem Continues" (NiteGroove Records CD Promo) |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 07 August 2010 18:07 |
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With"The Problem Continues", Johnny Dangerous presents an "outstanding, truly versatile album featuring tons of timeless gems..." These are the exact words we used when providing feedback to the label shortly after they hit us up with the promo. The album is a follow up to his 2009 debut "Problem 13" and features twenty eclectic productions - we think its best described as a remix album that showcases the versatility and creativity of one of today's most talented producers, and with all the talent involved in the project, there should be something for everyone. Some of his classics are included as well as unreleased mixes and previously unreleased material. |
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Album Review: The Rurals "Special Edition" (Peng Records CD Promo) |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 07 August 2010 18:06 |
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This collection takes you on a journey into the deep and Disco vibes of The Rurals, with all the tracks hand picked from their extensive back catalogue. From the first to the last track, you will experience serious deepness, and you will be instantly fall in love with these track and The Rurals. Make no mistake, this is an essential addition to the CD wallet for any lover of deep house music. |
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In the Spotlight: Roy Ayers & Bah Samba "Positive vibe" (Favouritizm Records CD Promo) |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 07 August 2010 18:03 |
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"Positive vibe" is the result of a jam session in the gloomy morning of New Years Eve in 2009 - in simple words, this uplifting song is a breathtaking, timeless piece of music !! The song is dominated by Roy Ayer's lyrical genius and vibe wizardry and features warm keys, stellar brass, funky guitar licks and classy backing vocals. The remixes take the song to a whole new level - you get a cosmic Afro-Latin inspired workout by Ashley Beedle, a fiery house interpretation by Andy Ward, a classic soulful rework by Sean McCabe and an 80's inspired discolicious take from The Super-Phonics. |
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In the Spotlight: Tone Control featuring James B. Coleman "Without your love" (Tone Control Music CD Promo) |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 07 August 2010 18:01 |
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Si Finnegan and Marcus Harris return under their Tone Control moniker to present "Without your love", a deep hypnotic production which features delectable keys alongside heartfelt vocals by James B. Coleman over a bass heavy groove. DJ Spinna turns the track into an epic by adding his inimitable 'Galactic Soul' style to the track, while Tomson & Benedict enter deepest grounds on their atmospheric tech-soul take. Completing the package are Love Over Money who give the track a glorious boogie twist. |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 07 August 2010 17:55 |
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Picks of the Week
Exclusive Preview: GOFFunk featuring James Junior "Different kinda man" (Daddy Funk Records CD Promo)
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Daddy Funk once again have a sure-fire hit in their hands with "Different kinda man" by newcomers GOFFunk, featuring deeply felt vocals by James Junior and a killer saxophone solo. Kicking off the heat is Justin Stride aka Black Sonix who contributes a set of incredible mixes guaranteed to capture you instantly with their resistless, funktified deep yet soulful sound. House Device relax the vibe on their stylish classic mixes, while Si Gordon serves a more energetic yet melodious version. Last but not least, Conan Liquid injects some serious disco-funk flavas to turn the track into a feel good affair on the vocal mix, with the 'Live Sax Mix' going slightly deeper. |
Exclusive Preview: Clown Dallas presents Dunyiswa Mbande "Strange things" (Consortium Muzik Records CD Promo)
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With their latest release, Consortium Muzik introduce another highly talented South African producer to the world: Clown Dallas. With "Strange things", he presents an intriguing production featuring passionate vocals by Dunyiswa Mbande and freaky keys over a deeply groovin' truly relentless backdrop. DJ Hypnosis further deepens the vibe and uses lush synths to give the track a more laidback feel, while Rony Breaker & Hennings Project use a jazzy piano and spaced-out chords over a thumpin' groove to turn the track into a melodious affair. |
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