Black Motion @ Djoon 04/03/22

Soulful House Mix 73 - Food for Lovers (Mid Tempo) 59791627  mixed by Amapiano Soul.mp3

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Reel People Music breathes new life into its gleaming vault of back catalogue classics with brand new series Fusion Moves. The series will offer talented music-makers the opportunity to remix and reinterpret label releases of their choosing, kicking off with soulful progressive Kaidi Tatham in the hot seat.

Tatham’s modus operandi is clear from the get-go. Opening selection Sebb Junior feat. Paula’s All Of My Life flows dreamily upon that trademark Tatham mix of organic beats, polished horns and immersive keys. As Paula rightly sings, “the beautiful can happen.” And keep happening…. Reel People feat. Mica Paris’ reworked I Want To Thank You gains elegant funk and boogie bounce, a bubblin b-line and those upweighted backing vocals adding new urgency and depth, whilst some extended bass-end manoeuvrings on the collective’s 2020 hit Save a Lil Love provide a hugely effective counterpoint to Eric Roberson’s super-smooth vocals.

Tatham switches things up for his re-take of The Realm x Atjazz x Kelli Sae’s deep afro-house burner On The Road, adding wonderfully carefree jazz-funk flow ‘n’ feeling replete with sweet synth solos and guitar licks. The snappy syncopated rhythms propelling Daz-I-Kue feat. Hadiya George’s Pedigree and Monkey Brothers feat. Sean Escoffery’s stunning Losin’ My Head align to the rich broken beat heritage for which most admirers associate him but, true to form, he continues to glide compellingly between mood and moves…. 

From the loose bass-guitar groove of Eric Ericksson & Reel People feat. Debra Debs’ Don’t Hold Back On Love and sultry strut and swagger of AAries’ Don’t Give It Up to Sebb Junior feat. Muhsinah’s infectiously jammin’ Special – lovingly framed by nimble jazz-piano play – and the liberatingly upbeat dressing applied to Tony Momrelle’s seminal Fly, Tatham’s sonic upholstery right across Fusion Moves is as skilful as it is impactful. One expert body of work built upon another.

“I know Reel People Music’s discography so well that I had a pretty immediate sense of the tracks I wanted to work with once they gave me the keys to their kingdom,” Tatham explains. “For each song I closed my eyes, imagined playing them live on stage and let the chords and musicality fire from there. My sound incorporates so many different styles, from hip-hop and broken beat to soul and disco. It’s a perfect fit for Fusion Moves. The Reel People team share my mission statement to make people dance, smile and think.”

Based in Belfast, Kaidi Tatham is the multi-instrumentalist, producer and DJ who helped to define West London’s iconic broken beat sound during the late Nineties but who has continued to operate beyond genres and pigeonholes – be that via albums including In Search Of Hope, Bandana and Don’t Rush The Process, his dance music-focused pseudonym Agent K and a raft of collaborations including those with Bugz In The Attic, 4Hero, Amp Fiddler, Amy Winehouse and Slum Village.

Reel People Music is a label borne out of the soulful success of acclaimed collective Reel People but representing so much more. Launched in late 2009, the imprint has built a fiercely loyal international fanbase through its passion for artist development, musicianship, song-craft and soulful groove. Label alumni include Tony Momrelle, Portia Monique, The Layabouts, Kelli Sae, Sebb Junior, Opolopo, Angela Johnson, Emmaculate and Mothers Favorite Child.

Expect to hear further Fusion Moves in the coming months. Fresh twists on quality songs and sounds. Always with soulful authenticity at the heart.

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Don’t Give It Up (Kaidi Tatham Remix)

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AAries – Don’t Give It Up (Kaidi Tatham Remix)

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Unit 46 - Don't Go [Manousos & Tsolakis Remix]
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Don't Go [Manousos & Tsolakis Vocal]

Rythmes Africains 33 (May 2018) Soulful Afro House Mix by Uzi

It's my birthday so I figured I'd give you the Gift....By Celebrating another Virgo - Musiq Soulchild - and his track "So Beautiful" which is SO BEAUTIFUL! ENJOY!

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Musiq SoulChild - So Beautiful (Pirahnahead's Virgo Mix)

Mphoza - Sax On The House

Wish You Were Mine EP

Mister Shout

Born in Athens in 1975, John Tsolakis belongs to this category of authentic djs that sprang through the dancefloors. Since the middle of the 90's became a fan of house music , with all his energy and love for this genre and culture. In 2008 started djing, doing what fills , evolving his musical knowledge and technique through it . With influences from Greek djs as friend and associate of Thai, Akylla, Seou, Manousos etc. And since by American djs and producers such as Timmy Regisford, Joe Claussel, Ron Trent, Jihad Muhammad. The sound is not affected by the fashions , but that is exactly what he himself wants to listen and dance : deep, soulful and afro rhythms, with long rides and live editings.

Don't Go [Manousos & Tsolakis Vocal]

JOHN TSOLAKIS