new versions of the classic bounce to the beat by sound design aka todd terry by sick jargon (aka matt robey & jay stephens), label boss redsoul and indonesian dj romy! clever use of the sample in 3 different styles.
the third release on phonica records is a no-nonsense dancefloor burner from matt tolfrey and d. ramirez, with a stunning remix from lauhaus. >bounce to me< is an exquisitely stripped-back jack track, propelled along by clipped vocal samples, deep chord stabs and funked-up percussion - as the title suggests, its all about the bounce. thats really all you need to know: this piece of music has been built for the sole purpose of dancefloor devastation and will do the job every time. matt tolfrey is the boss of leftroom recordings and one of the uks most compelling young dj/producers, with releases on crosstown rebels and viva music among others. d. ramirez is of course the sheffield-based producer behind numerous hit tracks for labels like four:twenty and his own slave recordings. the flipside remix comes from underground hero lauhaus, a dutch producer whos made quite a name for himself with his muscular productions for labels like remote area and intacto. here he toughens and tightens tolfrey and ramirezs original >bounce to me< into a rolling techno groove, adding real drama and forward thrust with crisp hi-hats and stacatto percussion. the soundtrack to late summer has arrived. bounce!
bristol based bounce bounds forward another leap with two smashing remixes of their previous club destroyer f*ck off. featuring the inimitable stylings of mc foxy, this one was a surefire hit the first time around, and now a pair of weighty remixes offer up a fresh perspective on things.
dj sneak returns to claim the house kingdom with his unique funky jackin chicago house music style that influenced the filter disco style hes been known to deliver time and time again. >im back again< brings the jackin beats and rhythms of a well rounded signature sound sneak track that only >the boss< can do best, >comeback johnny< keeps the jackin vibe going with some jazzy stabs and hardhittin beats to make this a serious groover, in >mid season philly joint< sneak returns! to his disco philly sound, a disco classic touched by the cut master, >same things< this hard-bangin groove with hard steppin beats closes out a 4 tracker ep that will surely make you feel that dj sneak is coming back with a bang making sure chicago house music cuts thru and survives the rest of the so called house music left over in the world
this third release is finally lead by its mastermind monsieur claude monnet.the pioneer of ethnic and exotic contaminations creates a sort of bridge between ancestral hypnosis of african tribal movements, haitian voodoo incantation and the third millennium dancefloors. a strong cascade of rhythm modulated by a deep and vibrant drum framing a mysterious dialog between an imaginary witch doctor and a persuasive feminine voice and bringing the listener in a state of trance able to carry body and mind away. monnets lesson sounds highly clear, few elements developed with masterful creativity and an unconventional dealing of music composition make at its best the real essence of house music. firmly balearic approach
been impressed by his remix on wall of sound... i loved it. i also heard he won some remix competition. like a grammy, only not a grammy. the tracks he sent were amazing... but his hair, while being orange (no bonus) was not corn-rowed. while i argued vigorously that i had worked too long and hard building up turbo to see it go all >ginger<... von party defended the duke, saying it might show how open-minded we are. when i re-listened to the tracks i decided that it was well worth the risk. so.... what you now hold in your hand is the debut on turbo of duke dumont: the mysterious bad ass from the wrong-side of the tube, the hardboiled london underground pioneer who once had to eat a sampler to survive, the future of dance music, and the past of the future of dance music
after a month delay the p ground hos ep is finally out. get it while its hot!this 4 tracker contains original work by the short bus kids, with remixes by bon johnson, dj naz, and andrew phelan & origami
a heavy one tracker that has all the elements of a classic house track. just bounce does what is says bouncy beats, jazzy horns and deep elements all make this a dancefloor destroyer. alexander east mixes things up nicely on his signature deep mix to round out the a side. slum science work the b side with a deep and moody remix perfect for anytime of the night. hector moralez & cubase dan team up as the block committee and serve up a tough, dubby rework of the original
the beginerz drop a very dark, electro mover for those gritty 4am moments in the form of no way a swift move away from there well rounded, pumpping funky house sound but still very good and will appeal to all you house djs outhere. bounce however is a classic beginerz tune that will be straight into your sets
inc uptown connection rmx, the a-side of this release is from k & b themselves again who turn in a grungy gurnfest of an original track here. support from lee coombs, shack (elite force), hyper, dean mushin, soto
werk road (1997 mpc 60) is the third instrumental vinyl lp from hi-tek to be released by fat beats, each featuring remastered beats recovered from his archive of dat tapes from the 1990s.
one of the most exciting names in the bass music scene morenight returns to time is now with 4 summer driven bumpy bangers! delivered on pink coloured vinyl.
expanding an ever-evolving discography of cutting edge minimal house and techno, modeight adds another brilliant release to the fold. this time beamed in from spain-based groover loopdeville.
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