Liberty City - If You Really Love Someone (the Murk Groove)


As ever with the Hell Yeah crew, there is an interesting back-story to the label’s next release, the ambitiously titled Coast to Coast EP. Firstly, the title refers to the fact that Justin VanDerVolgen hails from the east and Doc Martin the west coast of America, but that’s not all…

The label boss first heard Alexander Robotnick’s Undicidisco*track in a set by Golf Channel associate *Justin Vandervolgen. He went to ask what it was and turns out the track had only been released digitally. Keen to give it the full release it deserved on wax, he fully licensed it and got a remix from the man who first played it, as presented here. So far it’s done well, with Running Back boss Gerd Janson playing it recently at P-Bar – of, course it went down a storm... and Beats In Space's Tim Sweeney shouting "This is the Jam"... wow

The track itself is seven minutes of playfully droning bass synths and boom-bap percussion. It’s alive with darting synth tweaks and twitches and races through outer space at an inviting pace, radiating good time vibes from start to finish.

It’s a similar story with the flip – Hell Yeah’s Marco heard one of his (and dance music in general) heroes, Doc Martin, playing the Florian Meindl's bass driven original mix and immediately wanted to give it a full release, but not before asking Doc for a remix.

That remix is released here and is a heavyweight, shuffling bit of house funk with a tight, knotted and tumbling bass refrain propping up soaring diva vocals and grainy, infectious claps. It’s a wavy and hugely inviting groove that has plenty of lip-curling attitude to it.

A fine release with a great backstory that comes complete with great vinyl artwork designed by Andrea Amaducci, this Coast to Coast EP is yet another fine weapon in the Hell Yeah cannon.


Alexander Robotnick - Undicidisco (Justin VanDerVolgen Edit)

Round Two Feat. Andy Caine - New Day

Losoul - Open Door  Original Mix


Soul Capsule ‎– Law Of Grace / Meltdown
 
Label:Aspect Music ‎– ASC3

Format:Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM 

Country:UK

Released: 2001 

Genre: Electronic

Style:House, Techno, Minimal

Album : The Meaning

Soul Capsule - Law of Grace

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It's no secret that Bicep have been at the top of their game of late and that's not showing any signs of changing. We were lucky enough to catch the duo play all-night-long at Good Room in NYC and when they dropped their Pooley remix, that's when we saw it really work its magic.

Glitzy chord stabs are set against a thick and chunky bassline while the percussion scuttles along in the background and although it's more reserved than their recent output, it goes down in the rave and still keeps that textbook Pooley feel intact.

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Press Release Clone:

Two producers on duty for Gerd's Palm Leaves remixes. Sometimes an amazing track like Palm Leaves just screams for a rework by someone who really could do something nice with it. And this seems to be the perfect remix duo... Larry Heard aka Mr Fingers and Deetron. One for the body and one for the soul! Enjoy! 

GERD - PALM LEAVES (DEETRON RMX) OUT NOW ON CLONE ROYAL OAK!

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Premiere: Ian Pooley 'Cold Wait' (Bicep Dub)

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