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Get Physical Music kicks off 2022 with another of their classic vinyl releases featuring Chelonis R. Jones’ enduring underground hit 'I Don’t Know' with a superb new remix from Oscar L and two classic remixes from Butch and Herbert.

Chelonis R. Jones is the California-born, New York-based poet, singer and writer who has released several albums, both as a solo artist and in collaboration. Most famously, he co-wrote and sang on Röyksopp's '49 Percent,' while 'I Don't Know' remains a much-loved house track. The original is a heavyweight house groove with taught drums and slapping hits. The seductive vocal is packed with warmth and soul and is what makes this one such a classic.

The fresh new remix comes from Oscar L, a house and tech mainstay of the last 15 years. His personal sound comes with a rich array of left-of-centre references and has won him the support of the likes of Richie Hawtin and Adam Beyer. After signing with labels like Drumcode and Knee Deep In Sound he now showcases his style on this fantastic remix. It is a fulsome version with big, pumping drums and a steamy intensity that is heightened by the passionate vocal. As the track builds to the breakdown the crowd will be in raptures before it kicks off in style once again.

Next come two previously released but still vital remixes. The first is from the hugely prolific Butch. He has defined house music over the last decade with tunes on all the great labels, collabs with Ricardo Villalobos and characterful sets all over the world. His take is rooted in deep minimal drums. The track builds slowly with soulful synths adding colour before the iconic vocal arrives and sends shivers down
the spine. Herbert is the second remixer and a bonafide legend of the electronic music world. His famously eccentric production techniques and definitive club tracks remain in a class of their own. His take on the original is typically individual, with layers of sleek synths and elastic harmonies overlaid with the carefully treated vocal.

This is a package of timeless house sounds that span the ages.

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I Don't Know (Oscar L Remix)

Chelonis R. Jones - I Don't Know (Oscar L Remix) (Snippet)

The Man Who Lived Underground

Where Were You When The Lights Went Out?

C'hantal - The Realm (Love In D Minor Mix)

Du What U Du

Du What U Du (Trentemoller Mix)

Play With The Voice

Play With The Voice In USA (Joey Beltram Remix) [feat. Csilla]

Disco Volante

Disco Volante (Sébastien Léger Remix)

Slam - Old School Jams For The New Republic 
[Soma345d]

1. Slam - Primitive Sound 
2. Slam - System V System

Slam make a welcome return with 2 monster tracks bringing us Old School Jams For The New Republic.

Having just released 'Collecting Data', their compilation of singles and remixes since 2008, the duo now unleash 2 fantastic new productions on their home label Soma. Slam have pretty much defined the techno and tech-house scene emanating from Glasgow and the UK for more than 2 decades. This latest release is their first new music to be released on Soma for quite a while after much of the Slam catalogue was remixed and released for last year’s 20th anniversary of their imprint.

'Primitive Sound' delves straight in at the deep end and is dedicated to the dance floor. Simple yet effective drums power through with intricate rhythms leading into a looping synth line which increases in intensity, leaving heads banging and fists pumping!

'System V System' fondly reminisces, laying down a classic Slam sound, while also revealing a darker side. The powerful low end moves you and is augmented hauntingly by a pad line that creeps up your spine while remaining rooted within the realms of peak time techno.

Slam push tirelessly into the future with this release and continue to show why they are so highly regarded within the global techno and tech-house scenes!

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Released by: Soma Records 
Release/catalogue number: Soma345D 
Release date: Jul 23, 2012 

Slam - Primitive Sound

Dance On Sunday

The base 80's (RichAppella)

10 short years ago, a series of mysterious 12inch bomb-grade jack tracks began. Released under the moniker Traffic Signs, the releases appeared yearly from 2003 with very little hype or fuss – but went on to smash up dancefloors across the world in the hands of in-the-know DJs.  

Eventually it slipped out that the tracks were the work of Poker Flat head Steve Bug – a conduit for playful, upfront house with a tongue in cheek attitude. Now the cat is well and truly out of the bag, Poker Flat have graciously complied this stunning collection of all the Traffic Sign releases - with the cherry on top being one devastating lost track and an exclusive re-edit of a classic. 

'I Like Your Booty' and 'The Big Fake' originally kicked off the series, and still sound massive today – rough and raw rhythms that have proved their worth over the years, and still remain in many discerning DJ’s boxes.  

Also here is the mighty, mind-scrambling 'VCM Nation', and its original flip side 'Work Yeah'. Both remain as prime an example of how to jack a dancefloor to within an inch of its collective life as you are likely to come across. 

'Been in Glue' from 2005 pursues a more minimal funk route, highly charged and restless house music that will worm its way into your brain, as will the cheekily named 'Back on Crack'’s narcotic charms. 

'Noize Alarm' is the exclusive lost track here – and what a treat it is. Mr Bug switches easily back into his Traffic Signs persona to produce yet another driving, hypnotic workout for the mind and body – its sly nod to French Kiss proving this is an alter ego the label boss can really have some fun with. This one will blow up big, mark our words. 

Elsewhere, Marc Ashken’s previously unreleased re-edit of 'I Like Your Booty' is another one for the collectors – stripped down ass-shaking electronic funk that serves as a perfect companion piece to the remix he conducted with DJ T – also included here. 

Partly remastered where needed, Steve Bug presents Traffic Signs marks a welcome return for this project – and the perfect chance for those that might have missed them the first time round to pick up some true underground classics. 

presents Traffic Signs

Traffic Signs - The Big Fake

C'hantal - The Realm (Love In D Minor Mix)

Counterpoint