Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : John Larner

2005 classic!

greenhouse is back in full swing with this 4 track monster. win for life is a funky driving bass, skippy beats, subtle pads and stabs, saa solo & urban sound fx track. cant knock it features tasty sax licks, smooth chords, head nodding bass, sound fx, tight beats and summertime nyc playground crowd noise. anyos win for life rmx: solid beats and percussion, filtered sax, deep bass and cool vocal elements. something for the the likes of jason hodges, mark farina and dj heather. rounding off the ep is john larners win for life remix. a deeper house joint with plenty of jazz & funk, tasty stabs, skippy beats and hats, featuring tasty rhodes licks, a variety of vocal elements and deep bass.

nice price deal !!! electro flavoured hip house action with 2 remixes by justin harris on john larners 2 cool 2 dance feat redeye that originally was releasee on dotbleep. a must have

a nasty three tracker ep of ghetto-fied underground house grooves nasty chicago house on the a side with ghetto superstar a jacking acid house stomper with some hot techy vibes and cool vocal cut up samples getting the floor going big track for heather sneak and phil weeks now the flip features more of a youngman styled jazzy cut up with makin me high while newcomers busy & spoon turn in a quality mix of the a side cut

>whats wrong with me?< is the banger of the record: straight up madness for those not faint of heart or head. thick beats, nutty syncopations and a serious bassline all come together for that perfect 3 am mind bender. we suggest upon listening to this song that you remove any children that may be in the room as it may give them nightmares. >chitowner< is reminiscent of old prescription records. combining classic keys, horns, chunky beats and acid line, its sure to be a favorite of any deep house head who likes theirs with a bit soul. >i dont know< is just in time for the sound that owns the world at the moment . john and slater have fused funk with a classsic electro feel to make a song that is equal parts bump and edge. add a sample saying >brothers and sisters, i dont know what this world is coming to< and youve got pure dirty magic!

>u got me< centers on a superb vocal sample, surrounding it with a wickedly deep bassline, riffing guitar, choppy vocal edits, and chunky poppin beats on a tracky peaktime slice of jackin house