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Bright lights, big city vibes, obsessive moods and underwater house explosions on the second part of the Kulturkatzenjammer remixes.

On this second EP of Kulturkatzenjammer remixes, Madrid-based Rayko does rather a good job of making “Minolta” sound like a bright-lights-big-city production in the vein of Italians Do It Better. Parisian-via-Barcelona Toni Harispuru, better known as Golden Bug, reconstructs the anxious “This Vision” into something that stays close to the original, but somehow sounds even more obsessive and troubling. British producer Cottam, then, applies his trademark deep-house balm to the same tune so that it can tear the roof off the sucker any time of the week. Bomba!

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[Lovemonk] Pajaro Sunrise "Minolta" (Rayko Vocal Remix) 96 kbps

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AXXE - Disappointment Boulevard (The Reflex Revision)

Simply Beautiful (DJ Steef Edit)

[Nordic Lounge Vol.2] 06. Plej - Seasons (Hird Warmup Remix)

One for the balearic heads...

Vinyl Release only! Out on Paper Disco Oct 2015.
http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/prod/SophieLloyd-Ba%E2%80%99leYaroh-PaperRecordings-105595.html

Support so far this summer from Ashley Beedle, Chris Coco, Danielle Moore (Crazy P), Pete Herbert, Psychemagik, Andy Pye (Balearic Social), Tristan Da Cunha & Man Power.

Follow Me Home (Sophie Lloyd Edit)

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PillowTalk's warm jazzed out reimagining of "If This World Were Mine" works on so many levels. Taking just a vocal outro harmony sung by Marvin Gaye and Tami Terrell, they have created a future soul classic.  Complete with live instrumentation and key arrangement, these fellas just have a way of putting a new stamp on these timeless compositions. This is really something special and comes just in time for the holidays. Everyone could use some "Good Lovin'" this time of the year and this is just the tune to deliver.

Good Lovin'

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Été D'Amour (Gramophiles Edit)

"Illegal Cargo is so sleek, you half expect it not to play on any stereo that isn’t Bang & Oulfsen" - Pop Matters

"Nothing short of sublime...“Naturally” deserves to be a radio hit, and is ripe for some slammin’ club mixes to boot." - Pop Matters

"Imagine Sade fronting Portishead and you're close to the evocative sound these two create." - All Music

"It's a luxurious, beautifully imagined and stellar debut that shows tremendous potential for Slow Train Soul" - CD Universe

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Illegal Cargo

Naturally

Vinyl - https://lengrecords.bandcamp.com/album/last-night-in-sant-celoni-incl-in-flagranti-remix

With summer finally making its presence felt, Payfone makes its Leng Records debut with a simmering, sunset-ready sizzler that oozes drowsy heat from start to finish. It’s a slow-burn dancefloor beauty all right, but we expect nothing less from Anglo Italian Phil Passera and his growing band of musical collaborators.

Since making their debut with the brilliant “International Smark” back in 2013, Payfone has delivered a swathe of superb singles which cannily combine elements of boogie, disco, NYC proto-house, acid house and Balearica in uniquely alluring ways. Passera has a reputation for using no samples in his creations, instead favouring live instrumentation, classic electronic hardware and ear-catching vocals.
 
Since we last heard from Payfone, Passera has moved his studio from his East London warehouse to a wooden shack in Sant Celoni, a sleepy Catalonian town near Barcelona nestled in the foothills of the Montseny and Montnegre mountain ranges. The inspiration of his new surroundings is clear on this warm, groovy and undeniably picturesque composition.

“Last Night In San Celoni” is a  love letter from two girls meeting and falling in love amidst the tumbling streets and dramatic views of this little-known town just a few miles up the Mediterranean coast from Barcelona.

Featuring the innocent, under stated singing of Los Angeles’ based Jaz James and the seductive Spanish speech of Beunos Aries-based Lumdilla Rodriguez, the duo narrates a romantic, bilingual love story that will melt your heart. Incidentally, it could well be the first (partly) English-language song dedicated to Sant Celoni, but don’t quote us on that.
 
Musically, Payfone is in fine form on “Last Night in San Celoni” where Phil Passera offers up a warm and humid chunk of soft-touch dancefloor bliss underpinned by a combination of vintage analogue drum machine, 1980s style slap bass, rich electric piano motifs, and casually brilliant jazz guitar flourishes provided by regular Payfone guitarist Royce Wood Junior.
 
This result of years of collaborative work  (this song began as a keyboard riff written in a New York studio in the heatwave of 2014), the track’s sumptuous groove seems to gently tug at the senses like the lapping waves on a Baleric Mediterranean beach at Sunset.

The original mix comes accompanied by a more up-beat interpretation by Swiss stalwarts In Flagranti. Opting to fatten the groove whilst dubbing out many of the assembled musical elements, the experienced duo brilliantly wraps lo-fi synthesizer lead lines and 1980s package holiday pop flourishes around a chugging, low-slung groove that will have even the laziest dancers skipping towards the dancefloor.

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Payfone - Last Night In Sant Celoni (Radio Edit)

This is a cover of the famous Brazilian singer Rita Lee of her 1980 album Rita Lee

[Nordic Lounge Vol.2] 06. Plej - Seasons (Hird Warmup Remix)

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