Huge ep coming from two of my fave producers at the moment, some sweet vibes and mos def for the dance floor - im featured with a remix as well. Check it - it drops the 23rd of september!
As you all know, i love pretty much everything Pirupa does, true house music craftmanship if you ask me. So to no surprise, i find his release for Cecille Records crazy good. A bit deeper than usual, but fantastic as ever.
It's friday and I'm in the mood for some organic sounding tech. German label Shaker Plates will do just nicley, with their latest release "La Vie En Rose / Confession" by Stereo Express.
Now this one I've been looking forward to ever since that Marble-"coming attractions"-mix was posted on Soundcloud earlier this spring. It sure as hell doesn't disapoint either. While "Freeze" sounds like the kind of awesome techno romp one would expect from theese two producers, "Pulsar" is quite the opposite. Fast paced yet laidback and almost austere in it's production. And has the best vocal sample you've heard in a long time. AND it has a cousin, on acid!
Dakunt:
"You know is my shit ! Street and deep as i like."
Boom Brothers:
"Damn hard to pick a favorite from four 5-star tracks. BIG RELEASE!"
Daniel Klauser:
"Ooh broo, love! Soulful"
Nah Like:
"We love GO TO CHURCH for its bad boy feeling. Full support."
Crowdcrushers:
"Great EP. Can't decide which track I like most. Go To Church or Big Time? Dope is dope too! Youknow as well. So hard to say, but bangin for sure."
Ophex:
"Go To Church - Great chillaxed tune!"
About:
Got to church, or at least, go to a club that looks like a church. Enjoy a fat kick, raise your hands, dance, laugh, buy a diamond. Drink loads of water, tell someone you don't know you love them, eat a late night fajita, move.
There's a new Sticky Stockholm ep out.
Tech house and b-more influenced beats combined with soulful stabs and crispy voice samples, four tracks that feel like a table filled with fresh fruit. Dance floor tunes made to take the crowd to that euphoric place when the club feels like a gospel, sway!
You need to stay on the look out for Enkae, super talented brittish producer with a special talent for creating those deeper vibes. Hopefully, we'll be able to involve him in the 12-3 catalogue in some way. But for now, enjoy this free gem!
I am totally sold on Oakland-based underground label Guesthouse Music at the moment. It's a melting pot of established mainstay artist and fresh promising talent released by label manager DJ Mes (keep your eyes on his upcoming release with Sonny Fodera).
This massive dj set, recorded live in Portland, Oregon last month, contains lots of that lovely old- and new school mix. Well worth a listen.
More music from the Sound Pellegrino camp is always welcome! This one's a nice surprise. TWR72 drops a four-tracker with kinda the same vibe as the awesome Style Of Eye Ep from 2011, clean yet throbbing. Looking forward!
No big secret to this one: The orphans LOVE disco house. Sample sounds kind off familiar, but i won't pretend that I'm some kind of disco expert. So, enjoy! I did.
In the same vibe that his "Aventuras", "Inocencia" has this almost hypnotizing quality to it. Like a groovy chant of some some sort. One might complain that they sound kind of similar. Fudge it, I say. They're both awesome.
The best part about liking dance music is the sheer volume of good stuff out there. No matter how up to date you try to be, something comes along and you're like "whoa, why haven't I heard about this before now?". Case in point:
Som brilliant remixes by Round Table Knight, Dj Sneak and Dimitri From Paris on this one.
What can I possibly say that you haven't already figured out yourself by now? Snatch! (great releases) + Dj Sneak (as always, great) = ... well, greatness. Don't miss out on the Ramon Tapia remix, while you're at it.
And our friends in Discobelle Records drops yet another big one! This is mellow in a powerful clubby kind of way, and, pay special attention to the Samo Soundboy and Bambounou remixes!
