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Four by Four
REVIEW: ALLEN & HEATH DB2 & DB4
With guest reviewer ThermalBear
FUNK IT UP: SHAPES
One of Bristol's most successful monthly parties: 'house, techno and all things disco
ED BANGER VS RAM RECORDS
The clash of label heads. Which one will win your party persuasion?
BEHIND THE SCENE: EGG CLUB
10 years of London's Egg Club
Red Hot - Cappo & Nappa - King Underground Records
Oh maaan, what a fantastic piece of music - a beautiful swell of strings, ringing rhodes, sublime jazzy touches, Cappo really showing what a unique voice he has and Nappa proving yet again that as a producer he's a great LISTENER as well as creator. Wonderful stuff that seems to bring summer on with each surging second. Lap it up and hold tight for the soon-come 'Rebel Base' album.
Oh maaan, what a fantastic piece of music - a beautiful swell of strings, ringing rhodes, sublime jazzy touches, Cappo really showing what a unique voice he has and Nappa proving yet again that as a producer he's a great LISTENER as well as creator. Wonderful stuff that seems to bring summer on with each surging second. Lap it up and hold tight for the soon-come 'Rebel Base' album.
Yeah, Like This - Lo Fi Beats - Deaf By Records
Any fans of Phil from Lo-Fidelity Allstars' solo outings as Lord Warddd would be well advised to check this out. A great debut release on the new label from Southend's Adam Lewis, the title track is a nice suffusion of subtle ghetto beats and squiggly disco-isms, all served up with a healthy lashing of funkiness. It's got a nice 'right now' Transatlantic feel, and hits a sweet spot not covered by many, bar the aforementioned Lo-Fi's man.
Any fans of Phil from Lo-Fidelity Allstars' solo outings as Lord Warddd would be well advised to check this out. A great debut release on the new label from Southend's Adam Lewis, the title track is a nice suffusion of subtle ghetto beats and squiggly disco-isms, all served up with a healthy lashing of funkiness. It's got a nice 'right now' Transatlantic feel, and hits a sweet spot not covered by many, bar the aforementioned Lo-Fi's man.
Love Of Money - Termanology - NA
Grafh, Ea$y Money & Masspike Miles in on the mic as well & this would be ace but just wish Harry Fraud had ditched the horrible autotune chorus! That shit's so 2009 it's not true. And not cool. Ever. Again.
Grafh, Ea$y Money & Masspike Miles in on the mic as well & this would be ace but just wish Harry Fraud had ditched the horrible autotune chorus! That shit's so 2009 it's not true. And not cool. Ever. Again.
A Progression - xxxy - Ten Thousand Yen
I beg you; call your track 'A Progression' and then do something on it that sounds exactly the same as anything else you've ever done. You just can't... that's why there's something genuinely exciting about xxxy's return to Ten Thousand Yen with the aforementioned tune. Consider the refrain on 'Ordinary Things', his last release on the label, for just a second and then you'll see why the title is so apt and how wild his new music is.
I beg you; call your track 'A Progression' and then do something on it that sounds exactly the same as anything else you've ever done. You just can't... that's why there's something genuinely exciting about xxxy's return to Ten Thousand Yen with the aforementioned tune. Consider the refrain on 'Ordinary Things', his last release on the label, for just a second and then you'll see why the title is so apt and how wild his new music is.
