HOUSE

"Grand Plans was set up to be a home primarily for my own output, and the intention was always that it would be reflective of wherever I was musically at any given point, whether that be jazzy house, deep emotional vibes, vocal collaborations or more club-focused records. The quality and legacy of the releases are of the utmost importance to me, so that's something I'll never compromise on, whatever the style, and with my growth and evolution over the past several years, now is the right time to broaden the scope of the label to better represent where I am as an artist. I hope you'll come along for the ride.

This EP was conceptualised at the Soul Fusion parties I've played at and inspired by the friends I've made and the times I've had because of it. It's one of the best parties and crowds out there right now. The idea was to create three tracks that I could hear being played and represent the sound of Soul Fusion, spanning the spectrum of garage, bumpy, broken, soulful and gospel vibes, all woven together in that unique UK way.

As you may have guessed, 'Trouble's House' is dedicated to the late, great Paul' Trouble' Anderson and I wanted to add a few words about that. Paul had a significant influence on me with his energy, musical vibe, and showmanship behind the decks. His early Kiss FM shows (if you can find them online) are still essential listening. I was lucky enough to meet him and share brief conversations on a couple of occasions out and about in clubland many years ago, and I'm eternally grateful for that. 

It's my humble tribute to a trailblazer, tastemaker and true house music great. Hopefully, it's a record he would have liked and maybe even played. As a DJ known for impeccable selection, that would have been quite the achievement. Thank you for everything. PTA Forever."

Scott Diaz.

Buy/Stream

The Soul Fusion EP

*These are shorter edited clips for streaming purposes. Extended versions are available from my Bandcamp or the other dance download retailers.

scottdiaz.bandcamp.com/album/the-soul-fusion-ep

"Grand Plans was set up to be a home primarily for my own output, and the intention was always that it would be reflective of wherever I was musically at any given point, whether that be jazzy house, deep emotional vibes, vocal collaborations or more club-focused records. The quality and legacy of the releases are of the utmost importance to me, so that's something I'll never compromise on, whatever the style, and with my growth and evolution over the past several years, now is the right time to broaden the scope of the label to better represent where I am as an artist. I hope you'll come along for the ride.

This EP was conceptualised at the Soul Fusion parties I've played at and inspired by the friends I've made and the times I've had because of it. It's one of the best parties and crowds out there right now. The idea was to create three tracks that I could hear being played and represent the sound of Soul Fusion, spanning the spectrum of garage, bumpy, broken, soulful and gospel vibes, all woven together in that unique UK way.

As you may have guessed, 'Trouble's House' is dedicated to the late, great Paul' Trouble' Anderson and I wanted to add a few words about that. Paul had a significant influence on me with his energy, musical vibe, and showmanship behind the decks. His early Kiss FM shows (if you can find them online) are still essential listening. I was lucky enough to meet him and share brief conversations on a couple of occasions out and about in clubland many years ago, and I'm eternally grateful for that.

It's my humble tribute to a trailblazer, tastemaker and true house music great. Hopefully, it's a record he would have liked and maybe even played. As a DJ known for impeccable selection, that would have been quite the achievement. Thank you for everything. PTA Forever."

Scott Diaz.

Dancing Shoe

*These are shorter edited clips for streaming purposes. Extended versions are available from my Bandcamp or the other dance download retailers. 

https://scottdiaz.bandcamp.com/album/the-soul-fusion-ep

"Grand Plans was set up to be a home primarily for my own output, and the intention was always that it would be reflective of wherever I was musically at any given point, whether that be jazzy house, deep emotional vibes, vocal collaborations or more club-focused records. The quality and legacy of the releases are of the utmost importance to me, so that's something I'll never compromise on, whatever the style, and with my growth and evolution over the past several years, now is the right time to broaden the scope of the label to better represent where I am as an artist. I hope you'll come along for the ride.

This EP was conceptualised at the Soul Fusion parties I've played at and inspired by the friends I've made and the times I've had because of it. It's one of the best parties and crowds out there right now. The idea was to create three tracks that I could hear being played and represent the sound of Soul Fusion, spanning the spectrum of garage, bumpy, broken, soulful and gospel vibes, all woven together in that unique UK way.

As you may have guessed, 'Trouble's House' is dedicated to the late, great Paul' Trouble' Anderson and I wanted to add a few words about that. Paul had a significant influence on me with his energy, musical vibe, and showmanship behind the decks. His early Kiss FM shows (if you can find them online) are still essential listening. I was lucky enough to meet him and share brief conversations on a couple of occasions out and about in clubland many years ago, and I'm eternally grateful for that. 

It's my humble tribute to a trailblazer, tastemaker and true house music great. Hopefully, it's a record he would have liked and maybe even played. As a DJ known for impeccable selection, that would have been quite the achievement. Thank you for everything. PTA Forever."

Scott Diaz.

The Soul Fusion Track

Trouble's House

Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/track/karma-supra-original-mix/6841881

Another artist EP debut comes along with a “Karma Supra” on Kittball. 
It has been a great while after Hanne & Lore’s first appearances with a remix for Tube & Berger’s “The Puzzle” in 2010 and the famous “It Began In Africa” Charity Compilation, which has been a worldwide success for the label by the end of 2009. 
Matching with this years’ summer season the guys now present a sunny track which is going to shake the open airs and early daytime events supplied by great weather. 
Tube & Berger provide their own version for the indoor and later time of the day with more progressive deepness. 
It’s another short release with two titles only, covering the diversity of atmospheres to give you the appropriate tune selection for any time!

Beatport

Hanne & Lore - Karma Supra

Matthieu Faubourg - Russian Girl [Forthcoming on House Of Unity]

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* Read more :  http://boltingbits.com/premiere-slamb-i-want-your/
* Watch on YouTube : https://youtu.be/E2sVdfFSrpU

Following in the scuffed up, skate shoe footsteps of many of this year's breakout producers, Slamb (soundcloud) came on our radar after appearing at the top of Axe on Wax’s PNP 002 — a Bolting Bits favorite and thoroughly of the times V/A compilation of cheeky and sleazy edits and reinterpretations presented. Once again holding on to his A1 spot, Slamb is now debuting on Whyte Numbers’ (remember, sometimes Blaq Numbers) 4th release alongside fellow up-and-comers Tilman, Enliven, and DJ Psychiatre.

All four tracks here are perfectly in tune with the current movement of rough, DJ-ready tracks with well enough intrigue for the casual listener. With “I Want Your”, we’re treated to Slamb’s knack for unearthing catchy samples and combining them with dusty, in your face grooves. Nothing’s hiding in this straightforward belter and it comes to life as a perfectly suited club track arranged to dance-floor perfection (well, almost perfect — we’ll let the listeners and DJs decide about the surprise fade out at the end of the track).

On "You will feel better I promise" Tilman goes toe-to-toe with Slamb for banging, feel-good edit while dialing up the crunch factor somewhere between an old cassette and your Aunt's forgotten (and dusty) record collection. The B-side tones things down ever so slightly with Enliven smart and synthy, "Waitsome" and DJ Psychiatre's perfect closer of a track, "Let me tell u".

Whyte Numbers 004 is available now for pre-order and is due out in early December. As with the previous 3 release, 004 is vinyl only so if you want to get your hands on it, you’d better act quick.

PREMIERE : Slamb - I Want Your

DJ / Producer / Remixer on Dungeon Meat / PIV / Defected / Simma Black / Large Music / Sub_Urban / D-Vine Sounds / Nervous / Grand Plans and more.

Creative Director: @nitelifeaudio.

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