pepe bradock remixes of webster wraight ensembles first single *the ruins of britain*, a very deep house mix of big band/jazz original, a beatless mix and the original mix.

following up on their 2009 debut miso release, the brighter side, version returns for another round of innovative sounds on miso 013,entitled >nothing<. charles webster, martin >atjazz< iveson and vocalist, emilie chick continue on the path of pure quality with 4 tracks of adventurous, modern, deep electronics for the dancefloor. >nothing< straddles many dance genres gracefully, appealing to the deep and soulful crowd while also giving the techy, moody folks plenty of aural inspiration. with tough beats, tasteful instrumentation and another wonderful emilie chick vocal, the 2 dubs and full vocal mix are sure to please dance floors, dens and dinner halls, the world over and the wonderfully dusty sounding atjazz remix is pure enjoyment.the vinyl is a one time only limited edition high quality pressing.

incl jimpster dub mix !! version is new project featuring charles webster, martin (atjazz) iveson and vocalist exroadinaire ms emilie chick

supported by ame, ben watt, dixon, dean da costa, jimpster, alex from tokyo, dj simbad, dj deep and many more.. stunning deepness guaranted

deep and spaced out tracks, the best being the deep detroit tinged mix from atjazz with some smart juno synth work and jacking machine beats.

the sheer depth in production of the original coupled with the quality of the reinterpretations can be seriously time consuming! the original midali blends ethnic vocal chants and charles websters silky sound to create a sublime dance floor atmosphere. brooks adds trademark futurism and takes daddys vocals into orbit. charles dub is multiple layered soft softly house cut for down moments and is followed up by vincenzos marginally more energized version. enjoy.

the return of acclaimed charles websters deep house label miso with a track from the label boss himself. and a remix package to blow the roof off. jazzanova turn in a shuffling house mix that already gets play everywhere. atjazz and charles webster both add some throbbing dub mixes on the flip.