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Detroit Swindle - Boxed Out Remixes EP - Dirt Crew Recordings

A1 B.Y.O. (Jimpster Remix)
A2 He’s Just This Guy, You Know? (MRSK Remix)
B1 Me, Myself & You (Cuthead Remix)
B2 For The Love Of... (Kaytronik’s Nyte Tyme Remix)

Release : 27.10.2014 

After the very successful “64 Ways” Ep that we released earlier this summer we are ready for more Detroit Swindle “Boxed Out” goodness. The boys have selected some of their fave producers to Lay their hands on four originals from the album.
First up is Mr. Freerange himself, Jamie Odell, who delivers a typical deep and fresh sounding reinterpretation of B.Y.O. under his Jimpster moniker. It’s a true house jam as only he can build it wit a great “Live” feeling. This is followed by MRSK from Sweden who you might know from his excellent releases on “Rush Hour”, “Skudge” or “Sushitech”. He boosts the banging “He’s Just This Guy, You Know?” to even higher levels with a raw Disco and Funk infusion.

The B side opens with Germany’s finest “Cuthead” who has just released his debut album on “Uncanny Valley” and who has been a huge inspiration to the boys in the past years, we are very glad that he drops his great skills on the smooth “Me, Myself & You” track.

Closing off is non other than legendary Baltimore producer Karizma aka Kaytronik, it’s a great honour for us to have such an influential producer on this EP and his take on the album Hip Hop jam “For The Love Of...” is something special. Crystal clear Techno/ House beats with deep subs and the cut up vocal from the original turn this remix into something very special and timeless.

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Detroit Swindle | B.Y.O. (Jimpster Remix) (Preview) | Dirt Crew Recordings

Despite only coming together under the @justsayfouk moniker last year, @danielleseman and @junktionmusic first made waves with the debut 'First Things' EP on their @outplay label. 'Ken Sent Me', from their forthcoming 'Kill Frenzy' EP, sees a continuation of their silky smooth house flecked with jazz is irresistible, easy on the ears but still goes hard on the dancefloor.

Out on @heistrecordings on 18th May.

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Fouk - Ken Sent Me (STW Premiere)

Charlotte OC: Strange (Matthias Vogt Remix)

A1 of Admin's forthcoming Super Lover EP on Black Ops. Breezy, sample-heavy dusty disco complete with vintage pops, crackles and minor imperfections to add to the package's charm. Out soon on 12" vinyl. 

Admin - Have A Nice Day (Snip)

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After a successful summer of Church White releases gathering support from Session Victim, Move D, Galcher Lustwerk and a host of others, Church returns with it’s next offering from Peckham via Auckland brothers Chaos In The CBD.

Fresh off the back of the Juno number one seller EP 'Midnight In Peckham' on Rhythm Section, they delve into deeper territory with emotive title track ‘Constraints Of Time Travel’. The B-side is a more familiar affair with trademark swingy percussion and expert use of samples providing a deep warm house sound we’ve come to expect from the pair.

Constraints Of Time Travel is out on 13th of November on vinyl and on digital from November 27th.

Constraints Of Time Travel

Chaos In The CBD - Phantom Melodies (Original Mix)

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Full Premiere: Chaos In The CBD - Phantom Melodies (Original Mix)

First track of the upcoming EP Hot Medusa by Munk.  

If you’ve followed Local Talk thru the years you’ve most likely noticed how we like to throw a few curves balls every now and then. 

For our 65th release we’ve got Gomma boss Mathias Modica aka Munk and NDATL head honco Kai Alce sharing the black gold. Two producers with their own unique style presenting something special. 

Munk - Hot Medusa (Kai Alce Remix)(12¨ - LT065, Side A1)

Formation - Control (Chaos In The CBD Remix)

Artist: thatmanmonkz
Title: Columbusing
Release Date: (Vinyl) / (Digital)
Format: Double Vinyl / CD / Digital
Cat No: DOGLP06 / DOGCD06/ DOGDLP06

Following two EP releases on Delusions Of Grandeur the time felt right for thatmanmonkz to get working on his debut LP. The Sheffield b-boy is no newcomer to production having been releasing music since the mid-noughties but has seen a definite rise in interest the last few years following essential releases on his own Shadeleaf label as well as remixes and productions for the likes of Classic, Kolour LTD and Kon’s StarTime.

With his first musical love being Hip Hop it’s easy to understand how his approach to house turns out so refreshing. Inevitably MPC’s, big, bold samples, Jay Dee inspired grooves and a raw, underproduced sound all play a big part and never one to shy away from an interesting collaboration he has enlisted the skills of several vocalists including Detroit MC Ta‘raach (whose credits include Slum Village and Jill Scott), Erik Rico (collabs include Ron Trent and DJ Spinna), Khalil, Dave Aju, Pete Simpson (as A Brother Is...) and Malik Ameer.

Things kick off with a low-slung soul jam entitled Air featuring Kahil Anthony complete with sparkling Rhodes arps and a dub-wise bassline underpinning a beautifully lazy groove. Jus Anutha Wunna Deez follows with a rough and ready house jam that clearly doffs its cap to those old Sound Signature and Mahogoni Music releases we know and love so much. Next up we have Boogie Down with Erik Rico rocking some Parliament inspired vocal business bringing the feelgood vibes to this rolling P-Funker. Some Ol’ Nex’ Ish goes for a jazz samba meets house fusion whilst A Fly New Tune goes strictly old school with a classic combo of dusty break, filtered fusion rhodes n bass sample, movie dialogue snippets and a masterful flow delivered by Ta’raach. Dave Aju steps up next on Turn It Out laying down a unison vocal refrain to compliment the bumping disco groove complete with a call and response section for some singalong party participation!

As we continue, Another Night Under The Glitterball sees thatmanmonkz back in familiar territory with a rock solid, deep jazz-house jam. On I Can Hardly Breathe we’re treated to a downtempo gospel-infused affair which leads us perfectly into the most bumpy club- friendly track of the LP For Bae. Moon On The Hill is a collaboration with Italian DJ Kali and his Raw Standard crew and treats us to some distinctly mid 90’s Kruder and Dorfmeister vibes to zone out to before heading off in an altogether more bonkers, psychedelic dancehall direction on Vampires. Baked is another classy thatmanmonkz take on Hip Hop featuring Malik Ameer on the mic. Take U 2 My House sounds like something Prince might have made in the mid-80’s if he’d just come off a 3 day bender at Panorama Bar. And closing the show in perfect style and fashion we have For Those I’ve Lost Along The Way which is a blunted yet beautifully optimistic number that has echoes of Lonnie Liston Smith and a brilliant spiritual vocal sample which provides the perfect closer to an amazing debut LP.

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