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The newly revived Undaground Therapy Muzik label comes with one of the most sought after releases of the label... the 1999 classic Men From The Nile ft Peven Everett Watch Them Come. A highlight in dj sets from people such as Theo Parrish, Kerri Chandler and many others.

Standing the test of time and a testament to its dancefloor-ready grooves, Watch Them Come opens up the EP and still sounds as fresh as ever. Men From The Nile is a collaboration between Roy Davis Jr. and Jay Juniel, and for Watch Them Come they enlisted the legendary vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Peven Everett to complete the tribal cut.

For the reissue, Men From The Nile are joined by some of the biggest names in dance music. Green Velvet aka Cajmere has been a mainstay in the Chicago circuit since the 90s, making a name for himself as a multifaceted artist as well as label head at Cajual Records and Relief Records. Key players in the club scene for over two decades, Boston duo Soul Clap. Recommended for every serious house head!

PREMIERE: Men From The Nile ft. Peven Everett - Watch Them Come (Matt N Ricky Remix)

A1. Motor City Drum Ensemble - SEND A PRAYER PT1

A long time fan of Home Taping, he delivers a stunning debut for the label criss-crossing the boundaries between various subgenres of House music, while denying any of them total dominance. In doing so he announces that Borrowed Identity has found his spiritual home on the imprint and that there is hope for those who still believe.

DJ Play: Laurent Garnier, Nicholas, Tensnake, Luke Solomon, Pete Herbert, Jacques Renault, Llorca, The Black Madonna, JKriv, OOFT, Sleazy beats, Simba and many more.

DJ Feedback:

‘SUPERB!’
Laurent Garnier

‘Really good release! Music for the soul!’
Nicholas

‘Nice deep stuff!’
Tensnake

‘Love this!’
Luke Solomon

‘Chunky as..very nice. Searching Forever my favourtie here. Bassline!’
Pete Herbert

‘KILLER EP! Will play and chart for sure.’
Jacques Renault

‘Great EP! Sound like classic Borrowed Identity – everything’s here – disco inspired beats, shifted Rhodes chords, vocal parts.’
Llorca

‘DUH! So good.’
The Black Madonna

Borrowed Identity - Searching Forever (Home Taping 19) Snippet

RELEASE INFO

Hamburg duo Hauke Freer and Matthias Relling aka Session Victim return to Delusions of Grandeur with their second long player, 'See You When You Get There'.

Right from the start it's clear Session Victim's way with a groove hasn't diminished in the two years since their debut album, 2012's 'The Haunted House of House'. ‘Do It Now’ and ‘Hey Stranger’ open the record with the duo's trademark blend of subtle sampling, gloriously swinging beats and the same off-kilter sensibility that consistently raises them above their modern disco peers.

The new album marks a conscious progression in Freer & Relling's approach, evolving the sample-based production style that's won them plenty of fans since their emergence in 2008. Whereas their debut album was recorded in the duo's bedrooms, the new LP instead sees them embracing a full studio set-up, split between their own Hamburg-based studio and the fully-kitted out Room G studio in San Francisco.

Despite being situated in one of the USA's most beautiful locations, the duo found little time for anything outside the work at hand. Time not spent in the studio saw them raiding the two-dollar bins of Amoeba Music for interesting records to sample. "Having access to a fully-equipped studio was like hitting the jackpot. It was a bit intimidating too - we thought 'if we cannot write the LP here, it’s not in us'. A few days later we already forgot about this and were immersed in jamming and exploring," says Hauke. "We had access to all sorts of 80s drum machines, synths and fender rhodes of course that added another layer to the whole thing."

The resulting LP is as expected one that suits a variety of moods within SV's idosyncratic range - from the dancefloor thrills of the piano-led Never Forget, the classic disco percussion & filtered guitar licks of Stick Together and the heads down groove of The Most Beautiful Divorce Ever to the more laid back jazz tempos of Hyuwee and Crystal Maze, while the record also has a place for the more oddball moments of Under Your Spell and Eos Place. ‘See You When You Get There' finds Session Victim at their best yet, with an accomplished album that will likely emerge as one of 2014's strongest in its field.


TRACK LISTING

A1. Do It Now
A2. Hey Stranger
B1. Make People Dance
B2. See You When You Get There
C1. Never Forget
D1. Stick Together
D2. Hyuwee
E1. The Most Beautiful Divorce Ever
E2. Crystal Maze
F1. Under Your Spell
F2. Eo's Place
F3. Outro

D1. - Stick Together

To Paradise

To Paradise (Original Mix)

All Back to the Mine: Volume I - A Collection of Remixes

Sing It Back (Herbert's Tasteful Dub)

Out Now On Vinyl And Digital
It has a video - https://vimeo.com/203914095
You can grab the vinyl from rwdfwd;
https://rwdfwd.com/products/addison-groove-changa/

Or get the digi's from my bandcamp: 
https://addisongroove.bandcamp.com/album/changa-2

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Changa / Shango - Out NOW

Monster Box / All My Life

Monster Box

Clone Jack For Daze back to it's roots with some deep and powerful Chicago house tracks. This time it's Morning Factory on duty with a beautiful melodic and emotive two tracker! No secret that the CJFD series is inspired by the heritage of Chicago house music in all it's forms. Morning Factory are taking us back in a time machine to the early days of Chicago labels such as Relief, Warehouse and Dance Mania with releases from guys like Tim Harper, G-Strings, Paul Johnson and Ron Trent. Back then young guys who were pushing boundaries with deep emotive house tracks containing a raw machine funk that was an essential part of house music in that period of the late 80's and very early 90's. The days that fragile melodies and layers of strings got combined with fierce energetic drum machine rhythms expressing the energy and moods of the young producers doing things never heard before with hardly any references other then some guys from around the block. The days of no references are way past us, but music from the heart will always stand out!  

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