after a long break , here is part 2

new york city, usa, 2014. a community filled with amazing shit and amazingly fucked up shit. this yin yang is an ever-present part of life, and it is this contradiction that isaac basker seeks to take on with swishin & dishin, his sophomore release on play it say what records.

new kanada welcomes londons bob bhamra into the chamber, with this two-track breaker from his west norwood cassette library (wncl) guise. >say what?< is a broken sub workout, with a strong nod to the hardcore continuum. distant alarms, aggressive drums, and deep bass drops make this a floor-killer for all sound camps. >flashlight< is an aqueous solution of damp funk that will resonate the head and drop the lights. gaseous and moody. on the flip is a slow burner remix of >flashlight< by adam marshall - sitting somewhere between tired breaks and acid reggae. 11 minutes of moog.

coming out of new york citys flourishing underground house and techno scene is the debut release on play it, say what?, resilience sans relapse ep, from label boss and native new yorker, isaac basker, featuring remix work by nyc deep house master, fred p.

the deep house is the genre of reference that the author aims to customize in his title track >say what<. it is a ganglion of rhythm and foggy atmospheres where a voice reproduces a sort of rhyme. it is pretty similar to >revenge<, where the loop cyclic effect is preferred to another though, and where the voice (reduced to a sharp tip) pierces the four quarters in place of the snare drum. both tracks are presented in their remixed versions: the first made by julie marghilano and the second by matthew burton.

five releases in and ramon tapias say what? imprint has impressed and strengthened with each and every single, all of which have come from the label boss himself, seeing him turn out some of the most heavily supported house tracks of the past year!

saved return with a killer one sided club banger from gary beck.

vassilis pallas aka v.sexion was born in the late 80s, in a decade when techno and house put its little stone to the music world. in early childhood he found himself shakin in disco tunes moving it up to punk and rock. but it was jazz, afro beats, garage house and urban music that finally deeply influenced him in developing a particular music style...

nice price deal !!! co-produced by thomas gold, big vocal house anthem by a&m on house foundation !! vocals by female gospel singer roberta, who enriched the track with the right amount of soul.

excellent peak time filter house ep!!

yellow coloured vinyl

black vinyl, full colour printed sleeve w/3mm spine, shrink-wrapped. includes download code w/3 bonus instrumentals. 150 copies pressed.

140g blue vinyl

soul masterpiece

the sophomore album from discodelic soul band say she she on limited transparent pink double vinyl.

great depp house

white vinyl release.

new pressing on clear orange colored vinyl.

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