Track 1 of the July '22 Releases where i released a new track each week of July!

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David Ol - Essential You(Original Mix)

Memphis Glass returns to Image Research to continue his streak of scorching, hazy, reflective house anthems. 

Picking up where 'We Don’t Need Much' left off, 'Compact' takes us further into the Memphis Glass world of daydream emotions and late-night mystery. Elegant melodies sit on top of classic 4/4 rhythms, while pillowy pads and chords flicker like streetlights in the fog. Steady and consistent with a pensive edge, the Memphis Glass sound continues to distill into some of the best lo-fi house in the game.

Throw in a grooving, break-driven Remix from French legend DJ Psychiatre, and we have ourselves a classic EP in the making. - HPT

https://memphisglass.bandcamp.com/album/compact

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PREMIERE: Memphis Glass - It's There if You Look [Image Research]

Listen to a track from Steven Be Calm's (@stephane1993) 'Room With A View' EP, forthcoming on Bristol label @shallnotfade.

Read more on Dummy: http://www.dummymag.com/new-music/premiere-steven-be-calm-never-come-back

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Premiere: Steven Be Calm - Never Come Back

aaliyah - 4 page letter (m44k's rawcut)

mystvib [E-Beamz#8]

Rimbaudian - I would do everything I did again, and again (Preview)

this was originally going to be 120 but i said fuck it and made it 122
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The Bobby Donny label hits number four with a first EP of 2016. After efforts from label owner Frits Wentink and Eindhoven producer SAN2, this one comes from Tlim Shug. The low-profile American producer has only one EP to his name so far, but it was an impressive one that came on Echovolt Records last year and suggested he has a passion for moody and lo-fi deep house.

'Rari Techno' is up first and operates in an underground cavern. It sets a sombre tone with its swirling pads and buried deep kicks all obscured by a grainy sheen of dust. That analogue warmth continues with 'Wig $plit' which has a loose and raw percussive line laid over tender piano chords, bumpy drums and a gritty vocal rap. It’s a fresh fusion that will get clubs on their toes before 'Mutuality' again sounds all knackered and broke, scuffed up and imperfect with its squelchy synths, off time hits and stuttering kicks. Last of all 'Overcaste Tune' is another zoned out and moody deep house offering that sounds like L.I.E.S. artist Terekke at his best. This is a brilliantly insular and atmospheric EP that oozes subtle emotion and a cautious sense of optimism.