Stereociti – Dialog [MOJUBA019]

New release by Stereocity on Mojuba. The opener Dialog is a ten minute epic journey of finest deep house and is showing that Stereociti is constantly improving his sound and taking it to the next level! The B-side brings us Jellyfish a poetic house jam with some dark driving moods, which was recently released as a part of the japanese exclusive Mix-CD called Never Trust A DJ mixed by Stereociti. The last track Mosaic is a fantastic contemporary turn on jacking Chicago House, so get your dancing shoes ready.

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Stereociti – Dialog [MOJUBA019]

Schatrax – Mists [FOFLTD10]

Mists’ was previously unreleased but unmistakably Schatrax. Submerged beats, a skippy groove and a simple effective riff are the essence of the track while ‘Keep On Loving’ injects a glorious uplifting feel with a bouncing b-line and classic piano riff. Flipsides ‘The Almighty’ keeps things deep whilst ‘Aliena’s Groove’ is one of Schatrax’s signature tracks with it’s haunting melancholic riff keeping the emotions high.

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Schatrax – Mists [FOFLTD10]

Rick Wade – Cooler Heads EP [AD001]

This first release for the Artful Division imprint takes in two original cut from Rick Wade and remixes
from label bosses Jon Brooks & Cecil and fellow Leicester housers and City Fly residents, Höhle. Rick Wade drop some heavyweight deep vibes in the form of Cooler Heads.

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Rick Wade – Cooler Heads EP [AD001]

G-Transition ‎– The First Transition [BOE016]

With no rest for the wicked boe introduces a second debut for the label in 2012 and a special double feature from a new alias of a very promising Ukranian talent. The First Transition by G-Transition is a super deep journey through the cosmos, featuring shimmering pianos, rumbling drums and a touch of dark energy thrown in the reactor.

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G-Transition ‎– The First Transition [BOE016]

Moomin – She Said She Won’t Be That Long Away [AIM008]

Moomin is back on Aim with a beautiful 3- Track EP. The A Side „Beautiful as you are“ starts of with a fierce and somewhat grungy groove, slowly turning into a wonderful dreamy yet joyful piece of house music. „Don‘t fly if it‘s foggy“ and the EPs title track „She said she won‘t be that long away“ on the B-Side are another two brilliant accomplishments in deepness.

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Moomin – She Said She Won’t Be That Long Away [AIM008]

Torn Hawk – Tarifa [LIES011.5]

Shimmering VHS haze from NYC’s Torn Hawk aka Luke Wyatt. The world of Torn Hawk lies somewhere in-between slo-mo cosmic balearic sunrise/sunset music, kraut experimentations. All around though, Wyatt’s music feels like getting busted watching scrambled static ridden cable porno in your aunt’s wood paneled basement while smoking a pack of stolen Newports. Four amazing tracks on this limited debut release.

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Torn Hawk – Tarifa [LIES011.5]

Rio Padice – A Vision Of Dream [HUDD038]

PADICE, Rio - A Vision Of A Dream (Life On Saturno VI)

Rio Padice makes a return to Hudd Traxx with a sublime assortment of deep grooved gems in the shape of ‘A Vison Of A Dream’ EP. The first track ‘Guabonito’ sets the tone with a selection of spacey synths and a BPM that teeters just on the right side of chilled with a riff that sounds just like sunshine. Following it ‘Sunset on Bolsena Lake’ maintains the tempo on the lower side of the scale but with a hook-y bassline that will ensure all eyes are down on the dancefloor. ‘The Pains of Sleep’ then changes pace, bringing you back into club-stomp territory yet still maintaining that swirling deepness we all know and love at Hudd Traxx…finally to round things off there are trippy grooves and thumping beats in the form of ‘Xanadu’.

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Rio Padice – A Vision Of Dream [HUDD038]

Spike – New Germany [CHANNEL022]

Golf Channel dip into the groundbreaking work of Spike once again. This time the title track from his 1983 New Germany LP takes up the A Side, a filmic, taught drum machine and string piece. On the flip, DJ NATURE steps up again to deliver a great rework, taking a pop at punk-funk.

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Spike – New Germany [CHANNEL022]

Deep Space Orchestra – Mongolian Nights [QUINTESSE029]

The second Deep Space Orchestra (Si Murray and Chris Barker) EP for Quintessentials is some raw and analogue business topped with the DSO funk. Wolf Music hot shot KRL adds some piano and old school power on his remix and we must admit we’re delighted.

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Deep Space Orchestra – Mongolian Nights [QUINTESSE029]

Jacob Korn – You & Me [UVLP001]

‘You & Me’ turned out to be an amazingly fresh and versatile album, and in good old Uncanny Valley tradition, a highly collaborative affair that goes far beyond the deep house description, making it very well fit for both home listening and dancefloors worldwide. A track like the dark and dirty ‘Heteronomous’ with Uncanny Valley fellow Sneaker lines up alongside the bright and sunny anthem ‘Punta Del Este’ together with Belgiums San Soda. Artists like Christopher Rau or Mr Raoul K add their trademark sounds but there is always that specific approach of Jacob Korn that connects the tracks.

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Jacob Korn – You & Me [UVLP001]

Norm Talley – The Westside Project [VP003]

Number three on the french label Vibes & Pepper comes from Norm Talley and is called the The Westside Project. Lead track “Do What You Like” deftly weaves in some expert Voodoo Ray sampleage amidst a permanently punchy groove whilst “Greenfield Groove” has Talley in looser rhythmic mood, with busy percussion driving through a thick swamp of vocal pressure and ever twisting piano riffs.  B Side hugger “Grove Street Shuffle” was originally featured on the producer’s 1997 release for City Boy.

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Norm Talley – The Westside Project [VP003]

Juniper / Arnaldo – We Met In Manchester [SMALLVILLE030]

Smallville reach out to Manchester, welcoming Meandyou residents Juniper and Arnaldo into the fold with the excellent four tracker We Met In Manchester. “Quiet Moon” sets the tone, a blissful arrangement that gently coaxes itself into action and swerves delightfully when in full rhythmic flight. In contrast “Selenic” is a dreamier proposition with swirling melodic textures lying deep in the mix as Mumberson and Holt shift the rhythms in and out of focus. Arnaldo is in similarly reflective fashion with “A Song Name Of One Word” which momentarily pauses on some wonderfully chiming chords before a voice appears from the depths to drive the track on.

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Juniper / Arnaldo – We Met In Manchester [SMALLVILLE030]

Larry Heard – Black Oceans / Endless Flight [BM012]

Split release from the Black Market archives with tracks by Larry Heard and The It (with a main role for Larry Heard too). Two amazing tracks which actually 20-25 years later still sounds more futuristic as many releases nowadays. Spaced out jazzy keys on the mind blowing Black Oceans with trademark Larry Heard melodies. Flip side takes things to the darker chicago jack territories with the great Endless flight track by The It. This is one of their overlooked and more obscure tracks.

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Larry Heard – Black Oceans / Endless Flight [BM012]

Jay Bliss – Pandorum EP [AIBLACK0086]

All Inn represents the Romanian Jay Bliss in the 8th round of Black series. “Kokkoo For Coco Puffs” gives a repetitive hypnosis to the dancefloors in more than 13 minutes. After the long tracker trip on the flipside “War of the Worlds” comes front of us with dry and housey rhythms filled with funk, and “Mission Control” closes the line with its perfect toolistic sound for main-time djsets.

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Jay Bliss – Pandorum EP [AIBLACK0086]