Smr-012 DJ QU Feat. Peven Everett & Josh Milan The Way Pt.1

DJ QU Feat. Peven Everett & Josh Milan The Way Pt.1

Supported by: Soul Minority, Doc Martin, Dubfire, Nick Holder, Kiko Navarro, Robert Owens, Lady D, Marques Wyatt, Norm Talley, Martijn ten Velden, J&M Brothers, Booker T, Jevne, Graeme Park

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Oscar P - Jus Like Music (Kolour Recordings) f/ RMXS from 
thatmanmonkz, Secret Souls and Thierry Tomas.





Oscar P - Jus Like Music (thatmanmonkz Remix)

The vocals immediately catch your ear there’s a smooth, soulful vibe that strongly recalls Tenobi’s delivery on “What You Need.” The tone and phrasing feel intimate and effortlessly controlled, giving the track an emotional undercurrent that elevates the deep chill-house foundation. Whether it’s the same voice or just a striking similarity, it works beautifully in the context of the arrangement. Your ears won’t let go!

by Rosario Simeoli
(Grazie mille fratelo)

Those Eyes

Project 539.

Download on Splice: https://splice.com/sounds/packs/audentity/disco-nights/samples

Disco Nights is a fresh fusion of classic and contemporary — combining the infectious groove of 1970s disco with the polished production and flair of modern nu-disco. 

This sample pack brings you an essential toolkit of rich, danceable sounds designed for producers looking to infuse their tracks with both retro soul and current edge.

Included in the pack:
 • Funk-driven guitar loops and rhythmic chops
 • Vintage-style synths: chords, stabs, and leads
 • Warm, driving basslines
 • Punchy, clean drum loops and one-shots (kicks, snares, hi-hats, claps, percussion)
 • All audio is tempo-labeled and key-tagged for a fast workflow

With no vocals and a focus on musical instrumentation, Disco Nights is all about giving you authentic textures and grooves to build tracks that feel timeless yet forward-thinking.

Perfect for:
 • Nu-Disco
 • Funky House
 • Retro Electronic
 • Dancefloor-Oriented Pop



Splice

Audentity Records - Disco Nights

Belfast producer Colm K contributes a funk-laced deep house cut to a Seven Davis Jr-curated Future Society compilation.

Colm K - Dream (STW Premiere)

Local Talk is a Swedish label known globally as a trusted source of timeless House music with influences from Jazz, Funk and Soul.
Whether jacking, raw or deep, each release is compiled with care and attention to detail, and one of the things that binds them together is an honesty that doesn’t follow a fashion and hype.
Working closely with artists including HNNY, Kyodai, Art Of Tones and Crackazat to mention just a few, the label has played a large role in many a success story. Last year Local Talk had its fifth birthday, but its strict parents Mad Mats and Tooli wanted to give their child a lesson in patience and said it couldn’t open its presents or invite its friends round for a party until 2017. Now 2017 has arrived, Local Talk is actually five and a half, but the celebrations can finally begin and this 5 ½ years compilation is the big present that has been causing all the excitement. Eagerly unwrapped, this LP does not disappoint. Once the paper is removed, the contents include a special ten track release, which showcases unreleased tracks from the labels close-knit group of family and friends. Family friends Art of Tones opens the release with an outstanding track, that full of birthday wishes and Jazz undertones kicks off the birthday party. Uncles, cousins and well-wishers from across the globe all drop in to join the shindig.
Many of the artists who feature on this release have been involved with the label since its conception. Those making their debut have been long time supporters, contributing musical gifts to mark the labels coming of age, plus show their continued support for the years to come as Local Talk continues to grow and mature.

LTCD007 - 5 ½ Years Later

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PREMIERE : DJ Spinna - Tie It Up

05 - Shaun Escoffery - Let It Go (Jazzanova Remix)

Peter Major a.k.a. Opolopo is an extraordinary producer that barely puts a foot wrong.  With releases on prestigious labels such as Quantize Recordings, Z Records, Papa Records and Local Talk - yes, he was responsible for our third release back in 2011, 'The Grit' - and ever since we've been waiting for his return.

'You Can Make It' features the soulful vocals of Pete Simpson.  It's one of those timeless house tunes immaculately produced that hits every note perfect. Together they've made something truly special.

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You Can Make It

OPOLOPO feat. Pete Simpson - You Can Make (12'' - LT097, Side A) 2019

Swedish label Local Talk are purveyors of only the finest house music with a roster of artists that range from Terrence Parker to Crackazat, with tracks influenced by jazz, funk, hip hop, disco and soul.

In addition to a steady stream of new singles and EP’s, Local Talk is also known for their album releases that have received huge critical acclaim, and this latest EP is a sampler taken from the forthcoming album by OPOLOPO.

OPOLOPO has been a DJ all over the world, playing everywhere from South Africa to London and he has also built up a reputation as an exceptional producer who has released his music and remixes on influential labels such as BBE, Z Records and Defected.

This sampler features three exceptional tracks taken from the album, and blends dusty keys, analogue sounds and soulful samples. Each of them exudes a vibrant personality to give a taste of what's to come with the full release.

LTCD014 - Sickla

Pre-Order

Exclusive Premiere: Opolopo "Moonwalk" (forthcoming on Local Talk Records)

Taken from the album "Sickla" by Opolopo.

Sickla EP (part 1 of three) released 28th of August.

05 - Shaun Escoffery - Let It Go (Jazzanova Remix)

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