john beltrans latin project, comes as 7 inch limited to 300 copies.

the 1st from a new latin project of john beltran is a stunning tune thats got plenty of swing, instrumentation, and features jeremy ellis aka ayro. the main vocal mix resides on the a-side while the drum junkie mix is on the flip. limited pressing of 300 copies with picture sleeve.

lotus = luxorious latin styled deep house !! bombakiss more with jazzy influences

similar to his last foray on motorcity wine recordings beltran has assembled an all-star cast of characters including john arnold, jeremy ellis, james simonson, and kiko navarro to deliver a slice of bright jazzy deep house heaven. kiko navarro’s “motor city jazz remix” starts the release with driving live drums and percussion for discerning dance floors. on the flip john’s original mix keeps the energy moving, before going to the brilliant sol set collective rework which blends live energy with driving production for those special dance floor moments. pressed loud to high quality 12&#8243,, vinyl in detroit.

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originally released on chicagos seminal guidance recordings label in 1998. progressions was a precursor for the afro house movement and features buku on guitar and manu lokole on log drum. jeremy ellis provides keyboard production on the funked out time and space. on inner muse.

music has always played a major part in ezel s life. having done remix work for labels such as yoruba, king street and reel people and working with artists such as tortured soul, daz-i-kue, atjazz, john arnold & jeremy ellis, it s now time to welcome ezel to the local talk family with get down . opening is the title track get down (original mix) , with its immersive chords, bumping bassline and the help from the unmistakeable vocal talents of tumelo, it s house the way we like it. both soulful and deep. on the b-side ezel serves us a remix of get down. there s no denying in that there s a strong osunlade envisionesque feel to this one - and that s a good thing ! an absolute must for every dj s bag, trust us. finally production heavyweight atjazz revisits the glory of the bayacou mix but focuses more on the finer tweaks, it s all in the details folks.