Frits Wentink - WOLFEP024

A1) Frits Wentink - Goose
A2) Frits Wentink - Geese
B1) Frits Wentink - Geeses
B2) Frits Wentink - Geeses (Ishmael Remix)

Released 12" Vinyl - March 2014 
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Frits Wentink - Geeses - Ishmael Remix (Clip) WOLFEP024

This April sees the return of Mexican imprint CVMR with its fourth release, this time bringing American artist Sleazy McQueen into the limelight with his ‘You Know How’ EP, featuring Century and Kasper Bjorke on remix duties.

As owner of the record label Whiskey Disco, Sleazy McQueen has helped to give the 'Nu-Disco' scene an element of referential class. With remarkably well produced re-works and originals, the Sleazy sound combines the dirty fun of seventies funk with the hypnotic rhythms of deep house. As a dj, he has travelled from Asia to Europe, both Americas and a constant tour of the United States. His music productions have been licensed to over 100 releases, remixes & edits on labels worldwide, including, but not limited to; Bearfunk, Virgin, Compost, Paper Recordings, Siesta & House Arrest.

Title track ‘You Know How’ kicks off the release, McQueen blends organic rhythms, smooth ethereal pads and stabbing bass hits skillfully alongside stuttering vocal snippets, so intricately programmed and finely selected the resultant record is incredibly unique and protruding. Following is ‘Bittersweet Freedom’, yet another stunning cut from McQueen, this time he ups the energy levels and storms straight in with an infectious groove from the get go, employing jangling percussive lines, hypnotic resonant synths and rumbling sub bass to create a powerful piece oozing with intensity and vehemence.

On the flip side of the release we have two reworks of title cut ‘You Know How’, the first of which comes from Century, stripping back the vibe to a dropped tempo, emotive workout fuelled be heavily reverberated piano chords, echoing vocal lines and a general chuggy, low-slung vibe throughout.

While Compost Black’s main man Kasper Bjorke finishes things off with his acid tinged interpretation, driven by a gritty saw-wave bass hook, rolling snare hits, wanderings arps and crunchy drums, a simply stunning piece of music as expected from the undeniably talented Copenhagen born producer.

Release: 3rd April 2014 
Cat No: CVMR004 
Format: Digital & Vinyl

DJ FEEDBACK:

Tensnake: 'love this pack downloading for Tensnake thank you'

Aeroplane: Kasper Bjorke is really good !'

Huxley : 'bjorke mix is pretty big. will try it.'

Jacques Renault: 'Bittersweet Freedom is cool'

Daniel Solar (Disko, Solar & Poppcke, Diynamic, Meerestief, Off ) : 'You Know How (original and century) is great! Thanks'

Telonius (Gomma) 'Bjorke Rmx is the one for me Thanks'

Bonar Bradberry (PBR Streetgang): 'proper ! '

Justin Robertson: 'dig bittersweet freedom'

Pezzner: 'Beautiful. Sleazy McQueen does no wrong and this is some of his best work to date.'

Waifs & Strays: 'Like this rework of the classic vocal, one of my favourites...really nice remixes too.'

Death on The Balcony (Akbal Music / Various): 'Liking Bittersweet Freedom & Century remix of You Know How!'

Seth Troxler : 'Downloaded for Seth Troxler'

Jonny White (Art Department / No19 Music) : 'great record. thanks'

Bonar Bradberry (PBR Streetgang): 'proper ! '

MANIK (M A N I K ( Ovum / Culprit )): 'Always love me some Sleazy McQueen'

Justin Robertson: 'dig bittersweet freedom'

Miguel Puente : 'will try this badboi, thanks x'

Joyce Muniz (2020 Vision / Exploited / Snatch!) : 'thanks !'

Sleazy Mcqueen - You Know How (The Revenge Live Dub) #OnlyVinyl

A track from my "African Dance EP" (12" EP, Pulver Records, 2007).

You Don't Feel Enough (Pulver Records, 2007)

Jeremias Santiago-Such A Sensation (Original Mix)

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In 1997, London trio House of 909 released The Children We Were – an album of rolling, midtempo house gems that were as evocative as they were posh. The tracks were laced with male vocals and the subject matter dealt with youth, and leaving it. As with many worthy releases of their day, the record was embraced by a niche audience, but overlooked on a larger scale. Deep house, with its smooth edges and soft-focus approach, was less appreciated in a scene then dominated by warehouse parties and cavernous clubs.

Cascine will reissue The Children We Were on limited-edition vinyl. The material has been remastered, the artwork redesigned and the record repackaged. It's a special body of work and we’re pleased to release it through the lens of the label.
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Dancing has been an intrinsic element of cultural development in every society on Earth, and has existed in multitudinous forms since time immemorial. For many, it is a pure expression of joy, a release of inhibition and a communal act of passion and celebration. For others however, it can induce self-consciousness and social anxiety which, combined with peer pressure or societal expectations, can lead to distress.

Fortunately, there is a solution to this predicament, thanks to the tireless efforts of a Copenhagen based Groove expert in the early 90’s. After extensive studies of dance styles throughout history, Rune Weise Kofoed was able to isolate a dance move which was not only as culturally universal as laughter, but also induced no adverse effects in even the most severe cases of dancer's anxiety. He called this move “Dorsi Plantar”, and it instantly became so popular that it was commonly performed by those who had never heard of it. Its versatility was so great that it was appropriate for every genre of music, and its execution so straightforward and intuitive that it could be achieved by dancers of all ages and skill levels. For all these reasons and more, Dorsi Plantar is now the single most common dance move anywhere in the world, and is generally recognised as being “Perfectly Normal Behavior.”

Following the success of this dance revolution, Rune has gone on to create a musical movement of the same name. Like the dance move, this music has been developed through an exhaustive search of historical material, which had been carefully recorded onto vinyl for posterity. These records were collected and combined under the name Dorsi Plantar to create a new rhythmic creation with the same universal appeal and ease of enjoyment which made his infamous move such a huge success. Now, for the first time, Kyoku Records have been given the opportunity to present Dorsi Plantar’s phenomenal creations as a collectible vinyl pressing, featuring an exclusive remix by Paxton Fettel. Simply place Dorsi Plantar’s “Perfectly Normal Behavior” EP in an appropriate player and we guarantee that you will perform his signature move entirely by instinct.

Available for Pre-order:
Clone: clone.nl/item41842.html
Red Eye: www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/77169-k…l-behavior-ep
Deejay: www.deejay.de/KYOKU002_-_Dorsi_P…p_-_12inch__242441
Juno: www.juno.co.uk/products/dorsi-pl…ior-ep/623620-01/

PREMIERE: Dorsi Plantar - "Tender" (Kyoku Records)

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As the skies clear and things start to warm up, Titeknots - once again - hits the release schedules with a dose of gentle beauty to lift dance floors, pool parties and living room slouch sessions with his 3-track 'More Delicate' collection.

Having spent the past year picking up co-writing and producing credits for Equals (soul / r&b) and Izo Fitzroy (soul / funk), not to mention remixing Ephemerals, DJ Kormac and Soothsayers, it’s time to concentrate once more on solo Titeknots creations.

DJs across the spectrum have shown love to Titeknots – from Monki, Gilles Peterson, Benji B and Phil Taggart on the radio, to club stalwarts like Bonobo, Bondax, Dimitri From Paris and Tom Trago. These productions connect to people whether they are listening on headphones at home or pushing through big club crowds at peak time.

'More Delicate' is the collection’s lead track and sets the tone throughout. Layered, rhythmic melodies dance around a rolling bass and drum combo that builds to a crescendo with elegant intensity.

'Time Mending Time Again' follows, dropping the tempo in a nod to the sampler-based Soul tracks of Titeknots’ youth. A bold horn riff drives the track along, sitting on top of the kind of breakbeat that joins the dots between throwback Hip Hop and House.

'Hopping Greens' ties up the release. A wide open Summer celebration, the multiple hooks and lush layers hark back to classic disco arrangements, pushing beyond the standard 2-chord building blocks of much modern club music.

More Delicate

Titeknots - Time Mending Time Again

Yohan Peralta is a french producer who worked with Superfunk ("Lucky Star") as singer,
he's famous in the South of France for his performances as dj too, and he already played many times in the US and Europe.
"Avocado Toast" is the result of his influences :
when the French Touch meets Chicago House, 125 BPM, the result is just amazing !
You'll be addicted for sure !

Already played by : Solomun, Tensnake, A.N.D.Y, Cosmonauts, Anoraak, Domenico Torti, Cyclist, Sam Gen, Dr Mendez, James Hoste, Aerial Noise, Electro Boogie Encounter, Lexlay Music, Ruggero Isacchi, Hendo, James Curd, Christian Homan, Herve Dorel, Daniele Davoli, Radio Aviva and many more !
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Jeremias Santiago-Such A Sensation (Original Mix)

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