Gauzy vintage keys, poetic spoken words and soft drum patterns are what define Black jazz Consortium’s classicist take on ocean deep house. The Structure EP contains four different yet equally mesmerizing tracks.
Mojuba Records is facing the next level with the debut album Kawasaki by Stereociti aka Ken Sumitani. Kawasaki is delivering the quintessence of what is considered as the Mojuba sound, a timeless piece of music, equipped with everything you need for an outstanding album experience.
Lovely 4 track ep with jazz injected house tracks on the Chicago Balance label. Tracks by Urban Crew, Duke & Sill, Common People and Mark & Paul (aka Mark Bell). Lush, jazzy tracks that feel like a warm summer breeze.
Ernie unveils his special blend of timeless cuts exclusively on “Black Noise EP”. “Burning Detroit” is a voyage into the abyss through a constant stream of warm pads layered with crafty percussion whereas Ordell reworks “Burning Detroit ” into a lighter afrobeat groove. “La Posse” is a fusion of underlying analogue bass stabs with raw machine drums and “Terra Nostra” concludes the release as a darkroom bonus cut – rolling deep into the early hours.
Moomin present the “Spare Time” on Aim, a delightful excursion into stripped down house with a heart full of light and soul. On the flip side, an edit by Marvin Dash for all those sharing a dance at the dark side of the moon.
The second part from HotMix Records Underground Dance series. Tracks from Soichi Terada, Takeshi Kouzuki, Jack Street, Flavio Vecchi, Joe Drive and Analogous Doom.
A full Urbanism EP with remixes by Chiba (Argentina’s Hernan Cronner & Chicago’s Ricardo Miranda) and Daryl Cura – with the original version. One of the favorites on 3 Chairs member Rick Wilhite’s “Vibes” compilation, this track gets a proper single release complete with remixes by MIRANDA himself as well as Daryl Cura. “U Are Your Art”, on the flip, is a dope deep house bonus tune for even more added bang.
Featuring a deeper take on the analog house sound, “EP2” on Throne of Blood, represents a step forward for Bicep. Midwest rave veteran and analog synth maestro Mark Verbos turns in a tough and stripped back remix.
New release on Soul by Teo Schulte and Heiko Laux, a jazz man and a techno man, featuring thee original slow house cuts and two remixes from Daniel Bortz and Till von Sien.
DJ Yoav B. presents the new release on Syncrophone Recordings, featuring 3 of the finest deep house and techno tracks.
Debut album for both the artist as the Uzuri label! “Amanatto” remains true to what Lerosa’s best known for – deftly-produced house music that conveys maximum emotion whilst exercising classy restraint. Some new ground is covered, too – most notably on the vocal tracks, produced in collaboration with The Oliverwho Factory. Musically, there are hints of melancholy, but it’s by no means a brooding album. Amanatto contains some of the lushest compositions Lerosa has produced to date – his beloved clean tones sounding warm, accentuated by the aforementioned vocals.
Underground Quality introduce the highly polished debut from two of Manchester’s most promising Deep House producers, Dan Mumberson and Reuben Holt a.k.a Juniper.
BLM presents a new release on Underground Quality. Four deeper tracks ranging from filtered and chords-driven late night aces to more driving, club-ready goodies.
Dionne returns to Smallville for a sweet Deep House session. He firstly seduces with the snugly slotted square bass and blue pads of the title track before ushering in the opulent atmospheres and elegant rhythms of ‘What You Are’, and finishing on the martian jazz melodies of ‘Capsule’.
Nice first release on YO! Good Music label. Modern and deeply rooted house music by Live Thugs on the “Exploration EP”.
Perspectiv welcomes French producer Nhar, with two tracks tapping into human emotions, using vocals and touching on an almost neo-romantic feel. Both tracks are backed by equally impressive remixes by John Daly. Irish producer takes the blissful originals and adds his own touch of progressive rawness.
The new Aesthetic Audio release is articulating the deep, melodic, and innovative house sounds of the Midwest! G Marcell (Chicago) and Keith Worthy (Detroit) come with some of the finest works to date. Lush percussion and fragile melodies.
The first release from Frank Music, a new label from Berlin. This 4 tracks Ep includes 2 tracksfrom label owner Johannes Albert and 2 remixes / edits delivered by Iron Curtis and Edit Piafra.
Spanish producer Leonid Nevermind drops an EP on the illusive Nowar. Four tracks on offer here ooze with deep dancefloor atmospherics, funk and though electronic in nature, live and breathe with a radiant life force.
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