ncw returns to the fold for apartments 4th release. pharoah and the goose is a tale of 2 sides, 10 minute-plus tranced out jazz and techno explorations meeting somewhere in deepest space, most likely a little lost. go forth and discover..

panther veil is the debut release on dublin based apartment records. over the 3 tracks london producer ncw explores various avenues of house music in a stripped back, unique fashion. opening with the slowburning, detroit-tinged swing of veil, the flip serves up the bent out of shape jack of my braindead acid, while panthers relentless late night groove rounds things off in a blurry haze

incl ugly frankie remix

phunky house killer house

sexy classy jazzy deep house

produced in minneapolis. mastered by rob small mastering ( leeds, uk ). artwork by jeff swiff.

apartment returns with a release exploring 3 facets of house music all inter-connected by the vocals of uk soul & rnb singer, greg blackman (bbe music). steve leggets (four hands, claremont 56) original believe mix, the catalyst for the project, is an expansive 10 minute-plus journey through wistful dub lead by blackmans soaring vocals. on the flip mark hand (signals from the north) delivers a re-working, sculpting a beautiful, sun-kissed masterpiece featuring drums and percussion by darren moore alongside hands inspired playing on the rhodes and moog. to close out the release ncw finally makes a return to apt and subsequently gets lost in the dmz pitching and twisting blackmans vocals over a pulsating, bumping house banger.

a 2000 release, timeless reduced dubby techno - tip !!