Tevo Howard is surely The New Unsung Hero Of Chicago House Music ! He is one of the few able to inject soul into a scene that is often at risk of sounding flat and two-dimensional. ‘Kisses from New York With Love’ and ‘Boing Pop’ are Warm and Emotional with a Raw and Hypnotic vibe. Authentic deep house with a touch of acid, rememberings of Phuture Trax, perfectly recreated by Tevo with the same kind of intensity as its inventors.
“Looked In The Studio” part 1 is out on Soulrock. The V.A. includes 4 warm house tracks for the summers that is coming fast. On side A, Steffi, the Panoramabar resident, is uniting forces with Baaz and delivers a perfect balance between the old and the new, the rough and the clean, at home or at the club. Completing side A is Ivel Tax, a 22 years old producer from Romania. He makes steady grooves that are bound to shake any dancefloor. Side B is welcoming the dutch masters, Dimi Angelis & Jeroen Search, to the Soulrock label. For this trippy track they plunge into the deep blue sea of dreamy chords and mesmerizing percussion, creating a mood that will set even the most grounded listener adrift. Duijn & Douglas provide a sensual deep house track, the perfect closing for this warm EP.
Canadians Jonny White and James Teej joined forces in the studio to share their passion for a stripped back sound of intense house tracks. At just over eleven minutes, Narco Balada casts a deadly spell of inertia that transports the listener to the endless depths of club. Pure club tracks that reveal their beauty and power on a sweaty dancefloor in the darkest hours of the night. The man on remix duty is Chaton, and he turns the hazy original verion into a tight robotic bassline driven monster.
Rick Wade, the self-entitled new Duke of Cologne returns to Cologne based Yore Imprint, the Real Dukes in town. The Detroit based Deep House Soldier Rick Wade has been around for a long time and has been releasing deep house tracks long enough to warrant the ‘old master’ title. Wade delivers some classic house tunes with a disco feel to it (think funking basslines, strings etc) ofcourse with his irresistable Rhodes and Keys.
Classic deep Chicago house music, actually nowadays it seems to be more detroit or NY with Jus-Ed, Patrice Scott, Keith Worthy etc.. Bu-Mako records comes with another excellent release with warm and intense vocals of Jenifa Mayanja.
Firecrackers Fam’s Fudge Fingas drops three heavily romantic house paeans on Prime Numbers ahead of his debut album. The breadth and scope of this EP shows Fudge’s versatile abilities, from slo-throbbing 100bpm house songs like ‘It’s About Time’ which sound like Larry Heard in a dream sequence to the stunning house odyssey ‘MmmHmm’ tipping his cap to Juan Atkins and Tortoise with a crafty 3/4 time signature made for massive dancefloor appeal.
Jus-Ed and Underground Quality take it to the Next Level with UQ-031! Next Level brings together ten previously unreleased tracks, and as you might have expected from a man who very much does things in his own lovable fashion, Ed pretty much makes no stylistic concessions on the album, instead continuing on his path of classic-leaning deeper house.
Old classic from Talley gets re-released with two solid remixes from Delano Smith & XDB. For house music lovers, Sushitech & its sister label Pariter are on it with timely re-issues and new remixes!
Fianchetto opts for a dark, spaced-out and deeply hypnotic vibe full of warm, subby disco beats, shimmering Rhodes and echoing horns.. Next up we have Beasts And The Birds which goes for a heavy looped up disco approach full of raw Detroit sensibilities and attitude. Finally, Tim Toh stretches out Beasts And The Birds into a 9 minute journey into abstract dance.
Yore proudly presents Marcello Napoletano, who is more than just the man of the hour, with his extraordinary releases presented on Mathematics, Uzuri and Quintessentials. This Ep follows the roots of classic raw House musics in its purest most authentic form.
The first japanese artist on Quintessentials, Ryo Murakami, who already released on Dessous, Pokerflat and soon on Mule Musique. The flipside offers the more than 11 minutes long “Lunch Of God” remix by Scott Ferguson adding more club feel plus a superb lil bonus track by Ryo Murakami himself.
Almost one year after the first release Dérive Schallplatten releases the second record. That’s quite a long time. But however, haste makes waste and even more when it’s about some passionate drifters! Expect some bittersweet melodies with deeply grounded melancholia, vigorous beats and acidic bassline’s.
All analog goodmusic´s groovin in its best deephouse tradition. The bassline as the floating element, some airy key accents and the the voice tells us in a short and direct way about the inner disco clock, running slowly and mad on and on.
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