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Bring The Soul Back

Emanate EP

B2 - Your Love (Nicholas Nothing Remix)

GIRLS- THE DARE (Phil Rivzz Remix)

Lee Foss - The Gift (Lee Curtiss Remix)

Label bosses Chopstick & Johnjon provide a heavy four tracker for the latest release on Suol. The German duo is making us miss the warm summer days with this jam titled ‘’Wait A Minute’’, which is crafted around a two bar guitar loop and live electronic base. It's coupled with a delicate vocal snippet and a snappy drum kit. You can check it out exclusively on When We Dip today as we share the full premiere!

Release date: 25.11.16 (Beatport) // 9.12.16 (All Stores)

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Release Info

Premiere: Chopstick & Johnjon - Wait A Minute [Suol]

Track available at Traxsource: 
http://www.traxsource.com/title/730373/out-of-my-hands

Out Of My Hands

Get To Know - Out Of My Hands

Jozif feat. Terri Walker - Twilight (Casino Times Remix)

The third and final instalment in Frits' 'Two Bar House Music & Chord Stuff' sees him continue to showcase his distinct style of lo-fi, wonky house - both quirky & unconventional, yet instantly endearing in the same breath.

Served up first in Frits' melting pot, 'Theme 09' kicks things off with a shuffling, UKG esque rhythm and RnB flexed vocal snippets, alongside floaty arps and that 'chord stuff' that swells and stabs in the mix. Throw in a weighty bass and Frits' trademark analogue wonkiness and you've got a prime example of a Wentink wobbler. Next up, 'Theme 10' hits you with an organ melody reminiscent of a warped Crystal Waters, before twisting and turning into an edgy off-kilter house track. A glitchy synth line, bouncing bass and dreamy pads will hook you till the end.

Flip it and 'Theme 11' offers up a chuggier affair where glistening arps are interspersed with squelchy and sustained synths. Elements and effects are combined throughout, mesmerising you with a glimpse into the wonky world of the Frits'. Closing it out Wentink leaves you with a quirky club stomper, coupling a gritty bassline, saturated loops and off kilter, lo-fi stabs all tied together with a driving kick.

Across this 3-part series Frits' has left the fancy titles at the door, letting the music do the talking and demonstrating his penchant for making interesting, engaging and distinctive house music…. not your average two bar house music and chord stuff.
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Frits Wentink Theme 12

Release date: 5th october

Blending electronic production with emotive song writing, a key ingredient of Rumours' sound is Mark & Marion's intertwining male & female voices: vulnerable yet grounded in a unique sound hard to pigeonhole.  The young trio possess a natural disposition for meticulously crafted, emotionally engaging songs, heady production, and live instrumental energy. 

 

This new remix provides the blissed out and dreamy elements of the original with a suitably pleasant ‘dancey’ edge. The gorgeous, hypnotic vocals from the band work in nicely with the beat; it’s lively, imaginative and poignant at the same time. There are shimmery echoes that add to the overall nostalgia promoted by the track as Folamour certainly leaves his mark. It is precisely shaped and furnishes the soft lyrics in an unintrusive way. The resulting feeling is that the track is listener friendly and possesses plenty of sass so add it to your lover’s mixtape or Sunday afternoon playlist and it should go down a treat.

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Self Released

Premiere : Rumours - Tell Me What You've Done (Folamour Remix) [Self Released]

	Over the last two years Lee Curtiss has made a name for himself creating primal, exquisitely deep and emotional dance tracks that pulse with life, sex, and humour, incorporating countless influences and genres but beholden to none. With his broad shoulders, even wider grin and keen sense of humour, Lee may give off the straight-shooting air of a Midwestern woodsman, but he’s got the ear, plain and simple. Lee Curtiss is an eccentric, an original, an innovator, a ten-year veteran of the electronic-music scene. His love of his craft shines through in his tracks’ every bump and shudder. From last year’s Visionquest remix of Kiki’s ‘Good Voodoo’, sighted by many as the underground smash of the year, to his ‘Black Door EP’ on Spectral (Mixmag’s techno ‘Tune of the Month’, October 09), Lee has an innate ability to create instantly memorable lead riffs that will stand the test of time.



Lee grew up in Western Michigan and eventually moved to Detroit, living the guitars-to-turntables, concerts-to-underground-parties arc shared by so many other children of the electronic music revolution. The similarities end there though. Lee displayed an immediate knack and passion for dance music that translated his love of Prince, Quincy Jones, and good old underground disco into a production and DJ style noted for its sensuality and effortlessness. Recently back in Detroit after an extended stay in Berlin (where he swapped ideas and lived with his close friends and partners-in-crime Seth Troxler, Ryan Crosson and Shaun Reeves), Lee continues to produce vital releases and remixes on labels including Spectral Sound, Get Physical, Dumb-Unit, Wolf+Lamb, Esperanza, and Mothership, and play DJ gigs the world over.



Lee’s previous trans-Atlantic tours have seen him play at some of Europe’s most important clubbing institutions including, Fabric in London, Watergate in Berlin, City Fox in Zurich, Kiss Klub in Nurnberg and the UK’s Bloc Weekender Festival. He tore up the Toilets in East London for Kubicle, supported long standing friends Wolf+Lamb in Paris and look his, as Resident Advisor described it, ‘libidinous tech funk’ to Bristol, Leeds, Cardiff and Aberdeen.



Lee’s live debut at Fabric earlier this year was met with universal praise and Matthew Dear was so impressed with his live show at the Spectral party at the Miami WMC that, he immediately invited Lee to join him as the live face of Spectral Sound, touring alongside Matt over the coming months. In June Lee is set to follow up his Beatport chart topping ‘Love In The Key of Freak’ EP on Get Physical with ‘I Can Hear You Arthur’, his tribute to Arthur Russel on Guy Gerber’s Supplemental Facts label which is set to be one of the summer’s biggest underground anthems.