Permanent Vacation 103
Woolfy Vs Projections 
El_Txef_A remix
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Our favourite west coast space rock band "Woolfy vs. Projections", or "the Hall and Oates of the dance world" (XLR8R) are back for good. "Set Me Loose" is the first single from their 2012 album "The Return Of Love" , which with its proper songwriting, dreamy atmosphere and psychedelic character became an essential listening delight for all kind of Balearic types over the past summer. "Set Me Loose" is the perfect example for W vs. P unique blend of electronic and acoustic instrumentation and the natural haziness that lives in their music. This makes it a perfect match for Swiss legend Lexx (you have to check out his contribution to the ' originals ' series on Claremont 56), who offers the first remix here. Lexx does what Lexx does best adding a good portion of Excotica, tropical drumming and a certain dubbyness to the original making it a winner on the late night floor. 

The Drifter, who had a busy year with setting up his own label Maeve, which he runs with his lads Mano Le Tough and Baikal and with releasing his debut ep on Permanent Vacation in late 2012, comes correct with a hypno house version of "Set Me Loose". He leaves out most of the original's Balearic feeling and adds a punchy kick and an acidy bassline to get it in shape for the more housy floors. 

Last but not least in this delicate triumvirate of remixes is El_Txef_A from Bilbao, Spain. Aitor Etxebarria turned quite some heads with his last year's debut album "slow dancing in a burning room" and the mixture of contemporary club music and classic pop elements. He stays close to the original, stripping it down to the basic elements of the groove and the vocals before half way through of the remix an arpeggiated synth appears and introduces the 4/4 bass drum for the second half.

Woolfy vs. Projections - Set Me Loose [El_Txef_A Remix] (Permanent Vacation 103)

Sounds of Africa curated by Son of Africa for Souls of Africa.

Monthly resident at Disappearing Dining Club-Dartmouth Arm’s.. Co-founder of Esoteric Club nights and regular at Alfresco Events and Shoreditch’s well known ‘disco pub’ The Horse and Groom, after more than 20 years 'proper' Londoner Jay is still immersing himself in all things house music.

With roots in disco, Motown and electronic synth pop as well as being a former ardent raver, Jay has amassed a huge collection of vinyl dating back to the 70's. 
Having played many a US house gig at some of London’s most iconic venues in the past, in more recent times Jay’s style has evolved and whilst still selecting house also throws electro, afro beat and disco re-edits in to the mix.
With several parties lined up for 2018 Jay is also looking forward to sharing a summer stage for the incredible Alfresco Festival with Rebolledo, Fort Romeau and Manfredas.