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Multitrack Reworks Vol 9Multitrack Reworks US
While the Reflex was the first to forge a career out of multi-track re-editing (which would have been called remixing back in the disco era, since you are rearranging using the original parts), plenty of producers have followed in his footsteps in recent times - not least popular disco and funk party-starter Smoove. Here he serves up a ninth instalment in his excellent 'Multitrack Reworks' series. On side A he does a stellar job in reinventing Depeche Mode's 'Enjoy The Silence' as a squelchy, synths-and-slap-bass sporting mid-tempo disco anthem, complete with spine-tingling vocal breakdowns. He opens side B with a stripped-back, dubbed-out take on Al Green classic 'Let's Stay Together', smartly emphasising the bittersweet beauty of the original version's orchestral accompaniment, before delivering a sweet, head-nodding take on the Emotions' 'Blind Alley'.
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The HengeRazor-N-Tape
Ben Sun is a London-raised but currently Margate-based producer who is now back on Razor N Tape with his full-length offering The Henge. It draws on his love of cooking up introspective analogue electronic textures and traverses several different moods and grooves with ease. At times bright and melodic, at others dark and brooding, it offers moments of euphoria and times of reflection. Stand cuts include the downbeat sounds of 'Moon Lion' and funky rawness of 'The Khan's Reverie'. Fact fans should note that the superb artist with the album was also designed by Ben himself.
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Alpha EPBohrium Espanha
Alpha EP lands like a statement, with Funky Trip showcasing why the Romanian minimal scene keeps grabbing attention. 'Alpha' locks you in right awayiwobbling basslines, crisp, swinging percussion, and haunting, tension-building vocals all masterfully arranged to keep you glued to the groove. 'Dreams' brings a different energy, more playful but tinged with subtle melancholy, thanks to phased keyboard stabs and moody piano touches. Then there's Barac on remix duties, taking 'Alpha' somewhere darker and more hypnotic, layering spiralling synths and chugging beats into a heads-down dancefloor tool.
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Mr Luck & Ms DoomDecor
The new album from The Delines hears the Portlandian funk and soul sextet sway in their most concept-driven direction to date: the record tells the Bonnie & Clyde-esque tale of a depressive house cleaner and career criminal meeting, coming together in a loving, revivifying whirlwind. Led by lead singles 'Left Hook Like Frazier' and 'Mr. Luck and Ms. Doom', our broken hearts are broken further, by chilled riffing, licking and candid delivery from singer Amy Boone. A kitchen-sink drama of fugitive proportions - apt to get the US Marshals Service involved by its closing number 'Don't Go Into That House Lorraine' - we're sure this one'll end up in your top ten most wanted list too.
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BeyoglurushBeat Machine Italy
From Istanbul to Berlin flies producer Freedjom, whose current focus is footwork and juke. On their debut album for Beat Machine’s Terra Tempo series, comes Freedjom's own spin on of the much-publicised, much jitted-over genre known as juke. The artist finds untapped expression in lending the crossrhythmic footworky sound a Turkish twist, with traditional Turkish instruments - darbuka, bendir, def - replacing your default 808 kick, snap and hat sizzle. The result is a marked softening of the footwork sound, where roll-it-loud hype and dispensate kicks are displaced by well-thrown percussive potteries (though the odd 909 clap occasionally finds its way in). Influenced heavily by the Turkish poet Attilâ Ilhan’s work "Sisler Bulvari”, the centennial spirit of Istanbul’s street music and atmosphere is heavily channeled and redefined here, in modern hues.
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Tiger Stripes - All Night Long
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All Night LongRekids
Unperturbed deep house from returning Rekids signee Tiger Stripes, following 2024's 'I Heard It Through The Bassline' with a continuation of the same sound that made his name on the label the first time around. On the title track, past many an unpolished snap and shuffle, we hear half-recollected, sampled vocal antiphonies against a clear injunction to "jack". 'Goddess', meanwhile, tiptoes between funky sensualism and suspense, with a bubbling palm-muted funk lick prefacing an alternating, minor second bass motive.
Sideral - I Give You EP
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I Give You EPHabitat Recordings Germany
Sideral, a new resident roster member of Habitat Recordings, returns with a two-track EP flaunting his status as a future facing pop-dance artist. 'I Give You' and its avaricious B-side 'Need More' qualify as floor-flattening heaters primed for the modern listener and dancer, and yet both also push the boat out in terms of daringness and experimentation within the remit of reason allowed by said dancefloor hive mind. 'I Give You' prefers exceptional brightness and pan design, while our highlight 'Need More' recalls the more experimental ends of complextro, lent a futurally fidgeting and detune-tastic twist.
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Sebastien Leger / Roy Rosenfeld - Panko Day
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Panko DayLost Miracle
Charming, buttery "tropical" melodic house from Sebastian Leger and Roy Rosenfeld in the form of 'Panko Day', a surefire sunset favourite, whose restorative tones were first heard from Leger's own DJ set at Camino Riviera, San Diego. The new track takes its name from Japanese panko, a form of light breadcrumb used to create a crispy coating on fried foods; only an unruffled head and body-space could possibly engender the kinds of bite-sized, vibe-grazing moods this track implies, with its whistly progressions and simple, bulbous shuffle. The B-side's 'Milka' refers to another readymade snack food, though the track is much more entrancing and modal, chowing down on crunchy layers in the pan mix.
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