goat

NEXT MORNING IS A FREE DOWNLOAD TO PROMOTE NBR045 VHYCE - FADE EP. NEXT MORNING IS NOT INCLUDED IN THAT EP. ONLY FOR YOU TO DOWNLOAD FOR FREE.


SINDEN „I like these a lot. Not the average! Gasping Not Breathing is wonky in the right places“
ARDALAN „Nice release!“
DOCTOR DRU „Nice productions. working the 90s clichee in best manners.“
WORTHY „Diggin this ep, deffinitly a couple of nice tunes in there that will work for me“
VANILLA ACE „Nice Ep, new years crush and fade for me.“
KRY WOLF „Fade Is Lush. Very nice, love Vhyce“
JOYCE MUNIZ „Top score! Love this entire thing“
XINOBI „cool release! fade is the best…“
THE ASTON SHUFFLE „Mad vibes for fade!“
MIXHELL „Great Stuff“
DONOVANS „ Nice!“
MARK STARR „Loving this entire EP. Hard to pick one fav. Full support. Can't wait to see what is next from Vhyce.“
SHINICHI OSAWA „Swing“
MODEK „Top score! Love this entire thing“
KENNY KEYS „Great Stuff“
A.N.D.Y. „Nice EP! Well done Vhyce“
DON RIMINI „LOVE Gasping not breathing ! Congrats guys“
MOONBOOTICA „BIG Love! Fade and Even Though are fantastic. Thanks!“
MSTRKRFT „great release.. and great press release also!“

Sona Vabos, Zinc, B-Ju, MA1, Tittsworth, Ben Mono, Mendoza, Botnek, Larry Tee, Adrian Barron, Partyharders, Afrika Islam, Rytter & Index, Rob (Stereo MCs), Nick Catchdubs, Sammy Bananas, Danny T, Golf Clap, Tomb Crew, Jeff Doubleu / Mokarim, Suptil, Mat The Alien, Workerz, Nick D-Lite, DJ Elektor, aUtOdiDakT, Elektropusher, The Disco Boys, Oh Snap!, Dennis Meyer, Breaks Ida.

Yes, I believe. 

Vhyce made me. I admit I had my doubts bout God and Christ, heaven, miracles, resurrection and all that. But then my favorite Belgian sent through these tracks. Now I see the light, Vhyce is reborn and shines brighter than ever. 

Not saying that the music he put out before this heartbreaker of an EP isn’t dope, but all the tracks on ‚Fade’ are just divine. Reaching out to 90s house but looking into the future of that exact genre, he creates soulful dirty filthy hi hat and bassdriven music that opens hearts, forces smiles and moves bodies both vertical and horizontal. All 5 original productions do in fact play the rules and they should.

‚100% pure love‘

Download

Vhyce - Next Morning (free download)

♫ "Not? everyone understands house music... it's a spiritual thing.. a body thing.. a soul thing..." ♫

http://www.beatport.com/track/house-music-robosonic-remix/5891106

Buy on BEATPORT

EDDIE AMADOR - "House Music" (Robosonic Remix)

Persevere tells a story of hope and optimism, as guiding feelings on the journey to living a more fulfilled life. Through perseverance, we all have the capacity within us to follow this path - that guiding light.

Beatport

Persevere

Social Criticism in Lauryn Hill's 'Doo Wop (That Thing)'
Lauryn Hill's song 'Doo Wop (That Thing)' is an empowerment anthem and a sharp social critique, released in 1998 as part of her acclaimed album 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill'. The song addresses themes of self-respect, sexuality and the dangers of being carried away by appearances and materialism.
In the first verse, Hill speaks directly to women, warning them about the dangers of allowing themselves to be used by men who are only interested in 'that thing'. She criticizes the idea that women must conform to standards of beauty and behavior in order to be accepted or loved, mentioning 'hair weaves like Europeans' and 'fake nails done by Koreans' as examples of how women are pressured to conform to external standards. The artist also references religious and historical figures, such as Jezebel, to illustrate the consequences of straying from one's own principles and values.
The second verse is directed at men, criticizing those who prioritize material possessions and status over their responsibilities and relationships. Hill calls out toxic behaviors such as domestic violence and irresponsible fatherhood, and questions how these men can hope to succeed in life if they are not right on the inside. The song ends with a dialogue that reflects on the difference between love and being in love, suggesting that true love goes beyond the surface and accepts a person as they are. 'Doo Wop (That Thing)' is a powerful reminder that self-respect and integrity are key, and that we should be aware of the pitfalls of materialism and objectification in interpersonal relationships.
So...
Enjoy this Remix.....

FNX Omar - Doo Wop

Seta sobeh - Maaz afrohouse remix

Over the last few years, Gomma's little sister Toy Tonics has become one of our favourite labels here at THUMP. Specialising in the kind of low-slung deep house we're total suckers for, every new 12" has us rushing to the shops with our wallets ready, willing and able to splash out.

Their next release, courtesy of up and coming duo COEO, is a fabulous five track platter of afterparty ready house that we simply can't get enough of. Given that, we're incredibly excited to be bringing you lead track "Back in the Days". Soak it up right now.  

COEO - Back In The Days

One Love

How Soon Is Now (Dirty South Remix)

Out now on BEATPORT

http://www.beatport.com/track/shopping-cart-maxxi-soundsystem-remix/3188464

Parallel Dance Ensemble - Shopping Cart (Maxxi Soundsystem Remix) [CLIP]

Make Or Break EP

There's No Love

"Loving this release! Played "Criticize" on this weeks radio show: http://www.beatsinspace.net/playlists/548

(Also featured on BIS Best of 2010 show)

- Tim Sweeney / Beats In Space

"Love the buildup on Criticize, plenty of dips and enough feel good in there for me. I'll be playing this one!"
- Jacques Renault / DFA

"Absolute BOMB, huge tip on this remix/edit of former SOS Band member Alexander O Neal’s classic- droppin very soon on the might of Kojak Giant Sounds! It rips the cheese out of the original and tuns it into a nasty house jam, if this remix was done back then it would have been a house classic. Amazing flourishes added on top with dubby synths and old school perc keep it fitting the 87′ vibe. Maxxi Soundsystem have been around for 10 years rocking dancefloors around their home town of Brighton; re-editing at least half the tracks they play and are only now releasing their own material! watch out!"

- feelmybicep.com

"Criticize" is a killer...don't have words to say how much I love it.
- Nicholas / No More Hits

"Lead track Criticize is an absolute corker. The more astute of you may have realised that its a edit of the monster Alexander O’Neal club jam of the same name, but dragged kicking and screaming up in to a 21st century disco, complete with a throbbing 80s power bassline, housey keys and punctuated by those trademark soulful vocals. We’re so into this it hurts."
- Contort Yourself

"Brighton's Maxxi Soundystem ensemble drop their debut 12" on Kojak, Finland's finest. We were sent this a few weeks ago and it didn't quite fit in the bunch of moody midtempo sets we were doing for a few blogs etc, so I almost forgot about this release. It's quite a departure from the usual fare we cover on these pages, as we're dealing with peaktime disco fodder here, drawing heavily on cheeky 90s tunes (think wailing diva, electronic tom drums and euro synths). As bad as that might sound, Maxxi Soundsystems' deep and heavy rub of Alexander O'Neal's Critize works a real treat. While the original track is a genuine slice of late 80s cheeze (check out the original video here, it's awesome in a very twisted way) the rerub is a cool piece of modern boogie. The flip is cool too, but it's all about this track for me. Excellent record by one the coolest and most forward thinking labels around."
- Sleazy Beats Recordings

"Love both tracks. "His Hat Was His Home" has been a favourite in my sets of late."
- Damon Martin / Disco Bloodbath

"Yeah - I rocked this at Bar25 over the summer, it went down well!"
- The Runners / Dirt Crew Recordings & Welt Recordings

"Loving the Alexander O'neil cover version.... defo done it justice. Great stuff, will support also really feelin the Papa Was A Rolling Stone joint too - great release!" Keep em coming and keep me posted. RSPKT"
- Tristan da Cunha / 2020 Recordings

"A serious refix... Just works so well!"
- Nathan 'Detroit' Thursting / Southern Fried Records)

"DOPE SHIT!!!!! Criticize is the tune for me. 100% playing that tune in my show and on every dancefloor."
- Shaddy / Soul Industries

"Keep on churning out good releases & I'll keep on playing them!"
- Leftside Wobble

"His Hat.." takes Papa Was A Rolling Stone and aims it straight at the dancefloor. Lovely track, will def play."
- Pablo Contraband

Criticize

great tune!
remix of Boyz II Men - I can't let her go / 1997

Huxley - Let It Go (Original Mix)

VIS219 - Huxley - Out Of The Box EP
Vinyl - 02/04/12
Digital - 09/02/12



Huxley - Box Clever

Alexis Raphael - I Know

Maceo Plex, Jon Dasilva Feat. Joi Cardwell - Love Somebody Else (Original Mix)

We had the pleasure to get our hands on the soulful house jam "Sunday Shoutin'", released on 4th Floor / Defected in the year 2000 by JOHNNY CORPORATE, the New-Jersey born and bred, NYC and DC based DJ & producer duo consisting of Doug Smith & Richard Payton. 
The original, remixed by the likes of Eric Morillo and Harry "Choo Choo" Romero, sold over 30,000 copies back in the day and even made it into the UK pop charts. We love this track and have been playing our own vinyl copy so much that it's all scratched and warped now. :) Very excited to share our rework with you! 
Release as an exclusive on Defected In The House on the 11th of February. X

Johnny Corporate - "Sunday Shoutin' (Robosonic Rework)" - Defected

Superfunk - Lucky Star "Solomun Mix" (Noir Music)

more: http://soundcloud.com/solomun

HD-Video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=r8WXorrDbAY




There's No Love

Maxxi Soundsystem

Related tracks