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Motor City Drum Ensemble - Raw Cuts 2.

Abstract Jazz Journey EP 2

Reach 4 Freedom (DF's Vocal Mix)

• Please note, I do not claim ownership and I am NOT selling or sharing this track.
• This is my "personal edit " of 'We Magnify His Name' by Floorplan (aka Robert Hood). Be sure to check out the original for a full comparison of what I've chopped and changed. For more information about the original track as well as and interview with Floorplan/Robert Hood, please see read this article:
https://thump.vice.com/en_uk/article/the-origins-of-robert-hoods-we-magnify-his-name

Floorplan - We Magnify His Name (Ash C's Personal Edit)

Strictly George Morel

You Know What I Mean

Moodymann - Don't you want my love

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Keep yo vibe alive ladies! Here is the 'Groove Nite' edit of Moodymann's 1996 single 'I Can't Kick This Feeling' I finished a few days ago.

Moodymann | I Can't Kick This Feeling When It Hits | Paradiso Rhythm Groove Nite Edit

Motor City Drum Ensemble - Raw Cuts #6

Hitting the music press headlines recently was news of a second Floorplan album.  Now M-Plant delivers a first taste of this highly anticipated release with two tracks from the album, ‘Music’ and ‘Tell You No Lie’.

Floorplan is already well known as Robert Hood’s house, disco, funk and gospel outlet, which this year evolves into a family affair with co-production alongside his daughter, Lyric.  ‘Victorious’ will be the second Floorplan album and follow-up to 2013’s ‘Paradise’ which spawned ‘Let’s Ride, ‘Baby Baby’ and the massive ‘Never Grow Old’.

Set to replicate the success of ‘Paradise’, ‘Victorious’ will be released in June.  To precede it, the single released at the end of April is comprised of the bumping house groove of ‘Music’ (which received it’s first global airing on B.Traits’ BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra show in February) and the disco rotations of ‘Tell You No Lie’. 

Both tracks are exceptionally infectious, with tough beats, glorious vocal reprises and sure not to disappoint.

Floorplan - Tell You No Lie (preview)

3 - Supernature

Give Me Love

Artist : Ron Trent
Title : Orbit 01
Label : Bass Cadet Records
Series : Orbits
Cat # : ΘBCR01
Format: Vinyl, 12”
Release date: 16th May 16

Tracklisting:
A1 - Hooked On Your Love (1984) 
B1 - Welcome (1982)

Bass Cadet Records is excited to introduce its new series : Orbits. Originally established in 2012, the label also stands a little vinyl corner on Weserstrasse since june 2013, right in the middle of the always bubbling neighborhood of Berlin-Neukölln. Curated from the recordstore, the series is dedicated to the artists who support it and make its life. Leaning on strong ties of respect and friendship, Orbits will consist of a slew of releases featuring some of the most inspiring and influential artists of the electronic music scene.
Orbits will start with a re-issue of two Ron Trent timeless jams out of his “Dance Classic” album, released on Prescription on CD only in 2009. The store crew takes the occasion of starting the series to bring the tracks to the vinyl format for the first time. On the A-side lies “Hooked On Your Love - 1984”, a gorgeously deep and soulful composition, one of which only the chicagoan genius has the secret. As the “Dance Classic” album is built as a tribute to the first era of dance music and club classics, the track is developing on a chilly old-school dance groove with rolling congas and percussions, on which a lustful bassline plays with piano keys, heavenly synths chords and a sweetly intoxicating female voice. On the flip, “Welcome - 1982” delivers its lush pads and jazz-funk solos on a syncopated bassline and a stripped down boogie drum track.
As always, with these two tracks Ron Trent masters the underground art of deep, bringing the vibe to a next level of craft...

[ΘBCR01] Ron Trent - A1 - Hooked On Your Love (1984) [snippet]

House Music

House Music (Alternate Mix)

Robert Hood - Dancer (Original Mix)

Welcoming Folamour into the family, Classic is proud to present this 9-track LP from one of France’s most intriguing new artists. It’s business as usual for the fast-rising French producer, who is yet to put a foot wrong this year. Co-founder of Moonrise Hill Material and founder of FHUO Records (For Heaven Use Only), Folamour’s take on house music is exquisite, poetic and meticulously executed. 

On ‘Umami’ Folamour continues to explore his signature blissed-out sounds, mixing sample-heavy house with intricate percussion and life-affirming pads, all dripping with decadent jazz and disco influences; pure hazy lushness. Each track tells a unique story, engaging narrative threads that pulse and dwindle on hypnotic frequencies. High points include the energetic workout that is ‘Devoted To U’, Hip-Hop infused ‘Kickflippin’ That Stuff’ and the endearing warmth of ‘Look At Me Or I’ll Steal Your Eyes’. ‘Umami’ is a stunning work of art from a very thoughtful producer; prepare to be very impressed.

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Folamour 'Night Of Desirable Objects'

Pre-order here: http://rushhour.nl/store_detailed.php?item=64296

We are especially pleased to be able to offer you the official re-release of this 'lost' 6-track mini
album by New Yorker Ben Cenac (of Newcleus fame). It was recorded and released in 1990 and is
an absolute gem of a record, which is very much in the vein of Larry Heard's best recordings.
Electronic soul classic! Now available again for the first time in 22 years, remastered + full artwork.
'A truly, dreamy, beautiful classic deep-house mini-album from the golden-post-Larry Heard era.
New-yorker Ben Cenac, who was also member of electro pioneers Newcleus (and part of Sha-lor,
who had a cool jazzy garage-house hit in the late 80's), shows a great sensibility and delicacy here
in following mr Heard's path.
His approach is perhaps slightly more sci-fi in the synths and pad sounds, and perhaps a tad less
crafted and mercurial in production than the master (ie less timeless), but this adds in realness and
charm.
So, past the classic deep-garage dream "My Love Turns To Liquid" (in the vein of these sultry
garage productions from Peter and Vanessa Daou), the rest of the record shows constant quality,
with song titles that could have been (or actually have been) used by Mr Heard himself, and a
content oscillating between warming deep-house, sweet acid, lush garage and relaxed spacejazz
piano parts, the whole thing also evoking the Beloved's better 'rave' moments ("The Sun Rising"
etc).
This record could be studied in university as the synthesis of the deep-house scene of the early
1990s. Classic.' (Review by Restless, taken from Discogs).
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B1 Dream 2 Science - How Do I love Thee

Buy - https://www.zrecords.ltd.uk/new-releases

One of the standout tracks from Joey Negro’s Produced With Love album and a firm favourite of Gilles Peterson, "Distorting Space Time" gets the full remix treatment.

Kicking it off is Chicago legend Ron Trent, who provides his own take on the original funked out, Arthur Russell flavour, moving it into deeper, more housed up territory.

Fouk bring their hazy, jazz tinged style building the remix around those warm Rhodes chords, shuffling rhythm and low pulsating bassline. 

Joey Negro adds his own new Space Funk remix featuring Kaidi Tatham on keys which is a deep, jazzy broken beat groove with extra vocoder solo from Sunburst regular Tony Remy.

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