Soul/Deep House

Kenny Bobien "Love Won't Give Up" Louis Benedetti Vocal Mix

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Hover Traps

Mixwell Summer

Wamuhle (feat. Earl W. Green)

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Four tracker by VIERS on Jacques Renault's "Let's Play House" label. It's called "Lights Out", which is what it'll do as it traces a jagged, frenetic line through techno, electro, 140-BPM rave. Nutcracker that'll turn your brain inside out in a swirl of Day-Glo fractals and spastic strobes.

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A tasty 4-track sampler featuring highlights from some of our upcoming releases. @bengomori curates another unputdownable VA with four killer tracks from new, emerging and resurgent names from four different countries that have been getting big reactions of late.
Copenhagen's genius-like "Paxton Fettel" has been destroying dancefloors with his piano-heavy, joyous sound recently on labels like Delusions Of Grandeur and Greta Cottage Workshop. "I'd Like To Know You Better" is another fist-pumping jam that oozes positivity. London DJ "Kristy Harper" makes her debut in the production world with the slinky, pared-back disco groove of "Uncle Jungle" - an earworm of a track which she has been consistently pestered for when playing in her sets.
Sub Club resident Harri has been slaving away over new material as one half of Glasgow duo "Manakinz" alongside his bud Max, with their heavyweight, relentlessly building and layered house sounds exemplified on the extremely potent "Robopubez (Rust In Peace)". Sounds from South Africa round off the EP, as now-London-based talent "Maxime Alexander" turns out a phat acid-house-rap jam with fellow SA rapper $hakes' irresistible delivery on hand.

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PREMIERE : Manakinz - Robopubez (Rust In Peace)

Burn (Ft  Infinite & Mansur Brown) - HINF8682

Manchester-based @interplanetary-criminal is up next on @banoffee-pies' Original Series with four-track EP 'Move Tools'. Opener 'Maybe' flips a sample of Brandy's 'I Wanna Be Down' into a wobbly 2-step banger.  Sub bass in your face.

Out November 1, pre-order it here: https://found.ee/BP010-Buy

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Premiere: Interplanetary Criminal 'Maybe'

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Neptune Discs’ second release comes in the form of a VA from 4 artists across Europe.

Saturated Color comes in with an emotionally charged, mind-bending electro piece. Raw percussion pattens; twinkling synths; lined with a meandering bassline. A track for outer galactic travel.

PREMIERE: Saturated Color - One Day In A Person’s Life

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Heist Recordings are up to their 6th year of the label and this is their annual potpourri with this years artists on ‘The Round Up Part VI’.

With some cool newcomers like Demuir, Perdu and Makèz, as well as label mainstays Fouk and the Swindles themselves delivering  a great collection of remixes!

The EP starts off with label heads Detroit Swindle giving their high-energy take on Fouk’s ‘Need my Space’. They’ve gone for a stabby club version of the more introverted original, with different layers of synths building up alongside pumping drums and punchy Moog bassline. Check the break for a nice dreamy broken beat section before the track comes back into full dancefloor madness.   Makèz have only just released their well-received debut EP and now they’re flanking Detroit Swindle on the A-side with their remix of Perdu’s hit ‘Sacramento’. They replace the broken beat of the original and work a 4x4  with driving bassline, warm pads and subtle placement of Perdu’s original elements.

On the B-side, we have Fouk reinterpreting Demuir’s take on Detroit Techno with their remix of ‘3nity returneth’.  Their version is a tom-heavy, high-energy club cut with a strong nod to the past, keeping that strong Fouk signature intact. They mangle the vocal sample in a drunk and twisted break before setting the track back on fire with an extra acid line for good measure.  The B2 goes to Perdu’s dreamy slow burning remix of Detroit Swindle’s classic house bomb ‘Music for clubs’.  His version takes the tempo down and dials the dreamy level up a notch. A mellow but punchy acid line and worldly synth hits give this remix it’s cool twist and it’s a great showcase of Perdu’s view on the broad world of house music. This year’s ‘Round Up’ finishes with Demuir’s trippy ‘playboy edit’ of ‘Random Visits’ by Makèz.  He takes the vocal sample and layers it behind a haunting string, dreamy keys and a steady groove. It’s got a funky vibe where Demuir’s knack for a groove fits perfectly with the ever so fresh original. 

The Round Up is a special moment for the label each year and Maarten & Lars are very excited to share these reinterpretations of another year’s worth of house from the world of Heist Recordings with you.

The roundup part VI

PREMIERE: Demuir - The 3nity Returneth (Fouk Remix)

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PREMIERE: Demuir - The 3nity Returneth (Fouk Remix)

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