DGSD-004D
Various Artists - Jack’s Favorites #4
Det Gode Selskab
Distributor: Paradise Worldwide.
Mastering: Mike Grinser, Manmade Mastering. D5: TIJN
Design: German Bardo

The fourth and final sector of the Jack’s Favorites series has landed, and the Det Gode Selskab collective are certainly finishing on a high. An enormous package of club orientated sounds including a phenomenal selection of artists including Philipp Boss, Ignacio Morales, Shakèd, Phill Prince, Gabri-L and SanAndreas. Let’s Jack! 

Pacey peak time action from the returning Philipp Boss, “Badesalt” is ready to be slammed into any given dance floor to get the juices flowing. Ignacio Morales’ “Delayed Advance” is layered with squelchy acid tones, and hypnotic drum patterns. Shaked spices up the release with a slick house heater “Fanatiek”, animated movements throughout the track offering something different to the release. Phill Prince’s Okay “Lost The Key” has a charming groove, nodding towards the French electro era, playful yet punchy and will be sure to slot into your collection. Powerful broken drums land us in hot water as we reach the penultimate track of the Jack’s Favourites series, Gabri-L’s “Doesn’t Really Matter”. Dropping the release on its head is first and last Drum & Bass track of the four releases, bringing further dynamic to the DGS label, abrupt and lively action from a label favorite - SanAndreas. 

Spread across the four parts Det Gode Selskab have brought together an innovative array of sounds, and artists who inspire the label to do what they do. Firmly stamping themselves outside of Oslo with the release reaching far and wide. 

D5 - Gabri-L - Doesn't Really Matter

Sjonkel Rolfsen is a vinyl enthusiast and music collector from Trondheim in Norway. He has been welding records at local venues and events for two decades. Nowadays, he mostly enjoys to fiddle around with experimental and ambient in the comfort of his humble abode, but still get the odd epiphany to wonder out into the enchanting world of house and techno. When he is not fumbling about on the decks, he likes to travel. He tries to play with the possibility of combining electronica and leftfield soundscapes, in a mixcast friendly way, catering to your everyday soundtrack needs.

Det Gode Selskab is “the good company” for anglophiles with an ambiguous meaning of the word “company” defined as a travelling club concept, an artist collective and a record label. Est. 2011, Oslo, Norway.

Please send demos to:
hello@detgodeselskab.no