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Label: Lacuna Recordings
Artist: Nate S.U 
Format: Vinyl
Cat. Number: LCNA001
EP Title: Nod To The Jazz Cats Ep
Release Date: 29th April 2022 
Support it: https://bit.ly/3uReqXF

The eagerly awaited first edition of Lacuna’s vinyl series is now here, showcasing three tracks full of beautifully crafted elements from Jazz inspired house to rolling Ukranian deep groove.

We welcome the super talented, Australian rising star Nate S.U to the imprint along with his bright synths, deep bass and never ending rhythm which is apparent in both original tracks. Nod To The Jazz Cat showcases a catchy, warm and bouncy club track with Toby’s Anthem; a peak time, rolling and progressive energy builder.

Ukraine’s big hitter iO Mulen is on remix duties, an artist admired by Lacuna for many years. The jazz infused elements from the original have been re-worked within typical iO Mulen fashion, delivering an eclectic warm rolling groove giving off an energy guaranteed to get people moving.

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PREMIERE: Nate S.U - Toby's Anthem

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PREMIERE: Lauti Mina - Lost 8AM (HATT.D Remix) [Urban Garden Recordings]

Steve End - 88 till infinity (Extended Mix)

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It's Alright

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"Following in the footsteps of the longed-for 2021 reissue of their seminal EP, ‘It’s The Life’, Detroit's very own guild of disco wizards Billy Lo - alias Billy Love, Darryl Tiggs and Darren Abrams - return to Cosmocities with their first album, ‘Billy Lo’. A flavorful bomb of soulful Motown aromas, Paradise Garage-esque suavity and shuffling house rhythms brought to a hedonistic simmer, the trio’s latest packs the kind of debonair charm and infectious funk that shall make as much damage on the dance floor as it will in the alcove.

The A-side starts off with ‘Pain’, a slice of satin-smooth house churn in true Detroit house style that engineers a fine euphony of classic piano twinkle, morning workout programming, stealth bass manoeuvres and shrill strings. The perfect scenery for Billy Love’s vocals to bloom in all their swinging sensuality. True to its name, the all-instrumental ‘Chill’ goes a further bass and drums-blazing route, all in generous synth sines and ovoid bounce, whereas ‘Let Ur Body Werk’ unfolds as a spirited, Afrofunk-tinged chugger bound for tireless boogie, focussing on Love's hypnotic vocal hoodoo, sturdy bass traction and a feast of incendiary congas sure to whip up the attendance into a frenzy at any time of the day. 

Flip it over and here’s the B-side up with some intoxicating jazz business for the late hours. Dishing out a fiery combo of space-discoid slap bass, sun-bleached piano chords and heavily filtered loops, ’Sho Me Ur Love’ is juicy entanglement in a bottle. All in slowed-down voluptuousness, the loungey bop number ‘Flavors’ reels out like a washed-out dream, vaporous and lush as it gets. Topping off the journey on a hi-NRG spin, ‘Do Ur Thang’ pulls out a playful collage of heavy-duty bass propulsion, obsessive synth motifs and ebullient pep talk sure to have you going hard all night long.  "

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PREMIERE: Billy Lo - Do ur Thang

Knite Grooves, Vol. 4

Iterations

Following the May release of his debut album “Rising Despite Circumstances” we celebrate Adam Gillett’s record with a very special collection of interpretations and reimaginings “Rising Despite Circumstances: Remixed”.

For this collection we’ve assembled a truly monumental troupe of producers to give their takes on the anthemic and ethereal originals and the 11 takes that comprise this remix record represent a staggeringly diverse breadth of styles, genres, and tones all while keeping the heart of the original record beating.

Brooklyn based artist Luko M kicks off the proceedings with a lush gently glitchy rearrangement of the album opener “Can We Do Better?” answered by UK producer Grant Deane’s hauntingly ethereal and tender rework of the same tune. Our good friend, Bay area’s Benito keeps things airy on his sparse and gorgeous take on “Like An Animal” giving way to King Grump’s endlessly groovy flip of “Reap What You Sow”. Aussie art pop duo Ducks! turn “Still Going Round In Circles” into a delicious dub odyssey, leading the way for German system heater expert Dogpatrol to melt some faces with a simply rude bass driven take on “Like An Animal”.

Ibiza based Woodland Creature Tsodor turns up with the kind of dancefloor smasher he’s made a name for unleashing upon unexpecting dancers with his storming “Reap What You Sow” flip - opening the floor for living legend Timo Maas’s simply devastating DJ weapon of a rework of mid album banger “Check Yo Stamina On The Reg”. Keeping the dancefloor moving comes Special Zip’s gloriously playful and infectiously vibey play with “Like An Animal”. Midlands resident breaks enthusiast Rawtrachs drops a decidedly euphoric and old school take on the same track before the record comes to stunning conclusion with long time collaborator and dear friend Justin Margovan’s complex, driving and deeply atmospheric rework of “Reap What You Sow” as Nihon Ten.


All original tracks written and produced by Adam Gillett with additional production and mixing by the remixers.

All Tracks except Track 8 Mastered by Jacob Korn @ Tailout

Distributed digitally by EPM Music

Executive Produced by Skwirl

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Rising Despite Circumstances: Remixed

Reap What You Sow (Tsodor Vocal Remix)

On Bandcamp

Costa Flamenca (Instrumental)

Berlin Kreuzberg House XIX - Backwards Head Club Mix

Rhadow & NTFO - Don't Stop (Original Mix)

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Premiere :  II faces - Drone (Lee Burton remix) (OREC003)

Born and raised in San Fernando, Cadiz, in the south of Spain, Steve End´s trademark is the effective combination of disco sampling and old-school house influenced by the sound of the 90´s. Steve evolved from being a hip-hop fanatic in his teenage days to becoming a true house head.
Despite the fact that he´s had some years of musical break, he is now fully focused on presenting his truly unique sound.

Steve End - 88 till infinity (Extended Mix)

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