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Cuneyt Ozturk @ The Samja Gardens Of Bonjuk July 2023

After six inimitable EPs ranging from blissful pop to slow burning house, Frank&Tony, aka Francis Harris and Anthony Collins, the creative force behind the boutique label Scissor and Thread, break new ground once again with their debut full length, "You Go Girl.” Reflecting the spellbinding vibe of their monthly "Punch Drunk Love" residency in The Panther Room at Brooklyn’s Output, “You Go Girl,” marks the duo's turn from their pop-driven work with proteges Bob Moses towards a grittier, analogue, club-centric approach. The result is an enduring slice of true dance floor magic that nods to Basic Channel, Detroit and New York house while rolling along effortlessly for nearly an hour. Highlights include "Bring the Sun," an achingly elegant ode to lost love sung by frequent label contributor Gry Bagøien, as well as the catchy house roller “Resistance,” which features Jason Poranski of Beirut. The November 17th digital release of the album is to be preceded by a three part vinyl version, (the individually titled “You,” “Go,” and “Girl,” EPs are due October 20th, November 3rd and November 17th, respectively,) with an alternate track list heavy on DJ-friendly dubs and exclusives including the sprawling thirteen minute, “Companion,” a collaboration with DJ Sprinkles that has the indescribable feel of an instant classic.

You Go Girl

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Presents the podcast, recorded specially for the project Deep House Moscow from — Deep Spelle (Montreal, Canada/ Cyclic Records, Lucidflow, King Street Sounds, UM Records, DeepWit Recordings, And more..)

Deep Spelle: https://www.facebook.com/Deep-Spelle-127112740640990/?ref=ts
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/deep-spelle

Interview:

DHM:
Tell us a little about yourself. How did you start your career?

Deep Spelle:
I started to DJ in 2002. Back then i was playing mostly records. Music became stronger in me and i decided to start producing. I then had the chance to sign on few labels runned by artists i liked a lot. The Messenger for example. They signed my first productions back in 2010.

DHM: 
Why did you move from Paris to Montreal?

Deep Spelle:
It was mostly because my father who moved from France to Canada. I decided to follow him when i was 12 years old.

DHM:
Tell us about your nickname, why - Deep Spelle?

Deep Spelle:
Well, Deep House was and still is my favorite style. Spelle is my family name and i wanted to associate it with my artist name. It also has to do something with a « spell ». A deep spell for example. So i picked it up from there.

DHM:
You have a unique ability to make hypnotic music, how do you do it?

Deep Spelle:
It’s a lot of work. When im in the studio i try to be as creative as i can. Sometimes it works and sometimes it does not. Its a question of feeling. I usually make a lot of song starters/ideas and put it aside. If everything flows nicely, i can finish a track in about 2 weeks. Other times it can be a slow process before i get what i want. I also try to follow my inspiration which means doing what i have in my head at the moment im thinking of it. It can be an idea or just a single sound or pattern.

DHM:
What brings music to your life?

Deep Spelle:
Music is essential to me in every sense. To me it’s way more than just music. Its a whole philosophy, a way of life.

DHM:
Who among today's DJs and musicians of world renown is the undisputed authority for you?

Deep Spelle:
There are many that i respect for their music. It’s a hard choice to just shoot a name like that. Kevin Yost and Gorge are for sure a reference for me but recently i have been really amazed by - EL Mundo.

DHM:
Your attitude to the format? What do you prefer released - on vinyl, digitally or not important?

Deep Spelle:
Today i cherish the vinyl release. It is the best sound on the market and it has its unique approach to it. I give much more credit to labels that do vinyles. 

DHM:
Can you share some creative plans for 2016?

Deep Spelle:
In 2016 im aiming some labels to sign with so i will be making a lot of music.

DHM:
How do you feel about criticism?

Deep Spelle:
It is important to see what people think of your music. Even if it sometimes can be hard to hear.. My brother « Maske » hears everything i produce way before it gets released and we have a bit of a different taste. So he destroys me sometimes.. But i take it and it ends up been helpful.

DHM:
What do you do in your spare time? Maybe you have a favorite hobby?

Deep Spelle:
When i can’t find my inspiration or finished a long session i love to watch movies or play video games.. It takes me completely out of music making and its good. Otherwise i love to grab my bag full of vinyles and go spin at some friends place.

DHM:
To us, Cyclic Records is a guarantee of quality. What about for You?

Deep Spelle:
I love Cyclic Records.

DHM:
And the last question. In 2016, will you be working more with  Mihai Popoviciu?

Deep Spelle:
Mihai - is a huge part of my inspiration and I had the chance to have him in Montreal recently as we played together for a Cyclic night. We spent a couple hours in the studio and i would say we get along well. It’s a pleasure to work with him and I will probably do more for his label.

CONTACT (DHM): 
Email — deephousemoscow@outlook.com

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Deep Spelle — DHM Podcast #16 (+ Interview, January 2016)

Disclaimer:
I do not own the rights to any of the songs used in the mix. The mix was purely made for the love of the music.

Karoo and The Troll | The Aftercook Mix

It's fair to say that anything Solomun touches, turns to gold and his booming discography is testament to his skill as a producer. If you rewind back in time, there was another German artist dominating the scene for years and DJ Hell also knows a thing or two about creating a banger

The two powerhouses have now come together as Solomun remixes DJ Hell's 'Anything, Anytime' and the result is a spooky and eerie reinterpretation that swaps big kicks for wriggling basslines.

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PREMIERE : Brian Cid & Justin Marchacos - The Chase [Endangered]

Follow =>
https://soundcloud.com/justinmarchacosmusic
https://soundcloud.com/briancid
https://soundcloud.com/endangeredbk

About =>
For the second release on his new Endangered Records imprint, Brian Cid taps rising producer Justin Marchacos for an alluring 3-track EP of emotive, progressive house.

Based out of New York City, Justin first made a name for himself in the local scene with a debut performance of his live set at the Cityfox Experience a few years ago.  Since then, he’s firmly established himself in NYC as a core artist in both the ebb + flow family & Cityfox.  As a producer, he’s collaborated on his original tracks with artists like Julia Govor and Jay Tripwire, with releases & remixes on a number of labels. 

The title track ‘Kingdom’ off this EP sets the tone for the release, and shows Justin’s roots as a composer for music for films.  “As always for me it's important for my tracks to maintain a cinematic quality and be able to work effectively on a huge sound system…I really feel like exploring these ideas as well as restricting myself in some ways helped to create a sound totally new to me.”  Along with the punchy, driving bass of the second track ’Optics’, Justin also collaborates with Brian Cid to finish up the EP on ‘The Chase’.  With its dark and spacey atmospherics, combined with powerful grooves, the result of the collab is a beast of a tune.

A fantastic second release of deep, progressive house music for the label.

Release Date => 
16/03/18 

Buy Link =>
https://www.beatport.com/release/kingdom-ep/2236546