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Pretty rough mostly vinyl one take summer mix...

1. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - "…And The Gods Made Love"

2. Dean Blunt - "And Ill Show U Heaven If U Let Me"

3. Dance - "Ha"

4. Simba - "Jaywalking" (Redsoul remix)

5. Gay Marvine - "Don't Call The Preacher"

5. Detroit Swindle - "Brotherman"

6. Parris Mitchell - "All Night Long" feat. Reggie Hall

7. No Photosynthesis - "Just Wanna"

8. The Black Madonna - "Alright This Morning"

9. Maan - "Jackin'"

10. PSYK - "Distane"

11. Chubba - "Moody"

12. Gerry Read - "You Don't Like It"

13. The Mellow Moods - "Stop Taking My Love"

Rough Summer Mix July 2013

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Laidback lofi and chill house grooves. With Jazz and Uk Garage influence.

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Shir Khan and the illusive Exploited crew reveal the first compilation of the cultishly adored Black Jukebox series. It includes the sunniest grooves you’ve heard this year. ’Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox Disco Jam 01’ is a soundsystem-ready disco-house jam which tickles the subwoofers beautifully and seems purpose built for eyes-wide-shut Summer terrace play in big outdoor spaces. Black Jukebox is traversing the wide spectrum of ‘dancefloor’ music.  There’s much to excite: All four tracks are built for rooftop parties with the deep V crew.
From slo-mo housed up boogie-soul, to a loft-party future classic, to a feel-good, sun-blushed, druggy, late night electric jam, to main room filtered disco house and subbass-bugged R&B…it’s all there.  It’s no wonder the Black Jukebox Vinyl series became buy-on-sight and quick to disappear. Launched in late 2011 by Shir Khan, Black Jukebox was mainly focussed on Vinyl Releases. 13 Releases later, this is the first compilation which sums up some of the best moments and features 3 tracks that were digitally never available before. 
Black Jukebox Releases have put a smile on the face of various tastemakers such as Wolf&Lamb, Soul Clap, Tim Sweeney, Optimo, Axel Boman, Gerd Janson, Disclosure, Danny Krivit, Ewan Pearson, David August, Jesse Rose, Tiefschwarz, Matthew Dear, A-Trak, Huxley, Oliver $, Wareika, RubnTug, ND Baumecker, Acid Pauli, James Friedman, Mano Le Tough, Solomun, H.O.S.H., Daniel Bortz, Dyed Soundorom, Erol Alkan, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Deetron, Skream, Seth Troxler, Re.You, Keinemusik, Noir, Miss Kittin, Joakim, Munk, DJ Yoda, Hot Since 82, Pete Tong, Claptone, Karmon, Azari & III, Friendly Fires, Jazzanova, Drop Out Orchestra, El Txef, Maya Jane Coles, Till Von Sein, The Rapture, Peter Kruder, Arthur Baker, Miguel Campbell, Phil Weeks, Lee Foss, Maxxi Soundsystem, Luke Solomon, Mark Farina, Terranova, Pen Pearce, Acid Washed. 

Artist: Various Artists
Release: Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox Disco Jam 01
Label: Exploited
Published by Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing
LC: 15799
Cat: BJDISCO01
Releasedate: 02.11.15

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Artist: Gay Marvine
EP Title: Bath House Etiquette Vol.2
Label: Bath House Etiquette
Cat: BHE-2


Gay Marvine presents 
Bath House Etiquette Vol.2


A
33 RPM

1 Don't Call The Preacher         5:46  122 BPM
"Love Hangover", Dianna Ross, ,1976

Hypnotic mix of a hypnotic classic. The music references jazz from before WWII and the beat includes second line rhythms, some of Dianna's best vocals, so sultry, almost invoking Bessie Smith. This record has been used since its inception to take people to another plane, where time is eternal, and you are right there in the middle of the groove. This mesmerizing mix highlights the timeless facets of a timeless classic.

2 I Need You Bassgroove         7:13    123 BPM
"I Need You (unreleased Tom Moulton mix)", Sylvester, 1980

This is about as Gay Marvine as it gets. First it was a song, a single, even has another remix single released years later, but still this mix never was officially released. Presumably the original source is a reel to reel, recorded to acetate, later recorded by someone who that acetate was not made for and unofficially released as a "promo mix". A very memorable string pattern and wonderful groove from Sylvester highlighted in a monster bass groove with a glorious arrangement by the legendary Tom Moulton, and edited and remastered by Gay Marvine for your ears and dancefloors here.

B
33 RPM

3 Disco Daily        5:06       130 BPM
"Daily Disco", Yello, Claro Que Si, Raplh, 1981

One of those kind of incredible groove pieces with a slightly wavering pattern that makes you want to climb the walls, driving the energy of the dance floor over the edge and into their minds. Kind of like Yello's take on Pink Floyd's "On The Run", reshaped and remodeled from the original release on the Resident's label.

4 Emerald City           6:04   123 BPM
"Emerald City Sequence", Quincy Jones etc, 1978

Psychedelic symphonic soundtrack disco at its finest. One part of a 3 color sequence, Gay Marvine has highlighted an often forgotten Quincy Jones classic from the original soundtrack to the motion picture of the Broadway musical The Wiz, and transformed it into a psychedelic disco masterpiece.


A1 Don't Call The Preacher

New on the scene, LA based producer Taylor Freels, better known as URULU, released his first EP "Across The Sky" on Exploited this March. The 3 track EP was a comfortable blend between old school house sensibilities and modern soul, creating something both easily accessible as well as culturally complex that did get likes from a variety of producers such as Deetron, Alex Jones, Jackson & His Computer Band, DJ Hell, Joe Goodart (Hot Chip) to name a few. 
Now URULU is back with a new 4 track-EP on Exploited: SINCERELY 91. 

Early Feedback:

SKREAM: Sunday School is sicck!
DJ SNEAK: Reason With Me, Sunday School.
DEETRON: Killer oldschool house tracks. Nice!
JESSE ROSE: Proper. Reminds me of being 17 again! Gonna go dig out some of those suburban garage smashes. Nice one. 
HUXLEY: Another Time and Sunday School do it for me. Will support. Thanks.
RIVA STARR: Nice ep. thx.
CHOPSTICK&JOHNJON: Love the whole EP! Especially 1991 has a dope vibe! 
NOIR: Super cool 90s sounding EP. Exploited delivers again.....
MATTHEW DEAR: Great music. Thank you. 
LAURENT GARNIER: Good house EP -- will play.
HOT SINCE 82: WOW. Amazing release... this is awesome. Playing at Fabric London 2night. This will get rinsed. Reason For Me….sick x
HOT CHIP!: Sunday School sounds great.
ADANA TWINS: Reason with me is the one.
CLAPTONE: Nice Oldschool Tunes!
DOCTOR DRU: Nice flashback! :) Great Ep , Taylor! Hard to pick a fav. I ll check it out. cheers, Dru.
DJ T: thank you for good music!
NTFO: yes! 'another time' run's very good! Will give a try this weekend! grazie!
DJ LE ROI: Thx for the new ep! Reason with me is my fav! Thx for good music.
AUDIOJACK: Really solid EP here with an old skool flava, diggin it!
TILL VON SEIN: Another time is a bomb! But the whole release is dope...even doper than the last one he did ..
Big up!
FLASHMOB: Really nice pack. Will defo try "Another Time". Thanks
ROUND TABLE KNIGHTS: Reason With Me is the one for me! Yeah!
TOTALLY ENOURMOUS EXTINCT DINOSAURS: 1999991.
KIKI: super! lovin´it all!
GREYMATTER: YEah this is tasty, Reason With Me is the one for me thanks.
BAG RAIDERS: NICEEEE. 
FRIENDLY FIRES: Time to reminisce.
TRICKSKI: Sunday School is really cool! Will try it!
DYED SOUNDOROM: 1991 and Another Time sounds great! Will play them.
PAUL FRICK: Big Tunes.
FRITZ ZANDER: I'll check them out.
DAVID KENO: Hit. 
COCOLORES: Fätt!
PEZZNER: So much good music here.
HOMEWORK: Sorry for the late reply. Still massively in love with Urulu's sound. His musical spectrum far transcends time, taste and rusted genre conventions. Picking a specific favorite would be an insult. Will play these out and chart fo' real.
MERCURY: What an amazing release. Reason With Me is an ultimate bomb. Already played it out and included it in our latest mix....
MUALLEM: Love the old school vibe of this one. Great package. Another time is the one for me to play. 
TIMO GARCIA: All killers here.
JACQUES RENAULT: Another Time and Reason With Me are the ones for me. Keep going exploited.
LA FLEUR:  Loving the groove in 1991 to bits! Will definitely play out this weekend. Solid release. Another time is great too! Thank you for great music!
BABY G: Wicked!!!!!
SANTE: 1991! banger for me - reminds me on the good old days!!!!!
ALEX BARCK: ( J-Nova ) - In the box !!!
KAISERDISCO: Massive 3 track ep! Full support from the Kaisers of disco ;)
DIRT CREW: Great ep!
THE MEKANISM: This is a must have EP !! Amazing job
VIADRINA: Yes, this is a great sound! Nice weapons for the forthcomig parties! Supported!
WILD KATS: Cool package. Great oldschool vibes.
COCOLORES: WOW!
PHIL WEEKS: Reason with me sounds cool. Will play.
KAROTTE: Great oldschool house tracks. Love it.
DJ FEADZ: Let there be house !
RAY OKPARA: reason with me;) great track...will play 4 shure;)
SASSE: My youth revisited - love it !
BENI: amazing, reason for me is dope
RAINER TRÜBY: totally feeling this...hot!
MARCIN CUBALLA: cool 90s inspired house tracks, Another Time is my pick tune here.


Sincerely 91

1991

Urulu - Sincerely 91 EP (Preview) | Exploited

It sure has been a while, but our buddy Never Dull is back with new heat for theBasement Discos, with 'What Is That Sound' and the entire 'Groovin'' EP available through Bandcamp now!

Artist: Never Dull
Title: Groovin' EP
Label: theBasement
Cat#: TBX003
Release Date: 05-2019

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After releasing the ‘High Life' remixes just before summer and their more electronic EP on Aus Music, it’s time to get label heads Detroit Swindle back on Heist. They come in with full force, delivering a set of Swindle styled house tracks, accompanied by a jazzy remix by Volcov in his Isoul8 moniker with guest appearances by Kaidi Tatham on keys and Nigel Bennett on vocals.  
 The EP kicks off with ‘The life behind things’; a life affirming soulful house tune that’s cleverly built around a set of switching organ stabs. The energy in this track keeps on building with the filter slowly opening up while live percussion oozes its way through the track (courtesy of Mauskovic Dance Band member Chris Bruining). After a well working surprise acid break, the track breaks down into a jazzy organ solo by Byron the Aquarius, building up momentum till the full track comes back in for a ecstatic delivery of feel-good dancefloor emotions. 
 The second original of this ep is Detroit Swindle’s view on what a party-starting piano house track should sound like with ‘Music for clubs’. This track is all about rolling drums, lush piano stabs and possibly the funkiest baseline in four-to-the-floor house music. The latter two are made possible by the quick finger work of their live show collaborator and close friend Lorenz Rhode.  
 The full B side goes to Volcov’s remix of “The life behind things”. He takes his inspiration from the energy of the original and chooses to set a steady groove where the lush key work of Kaidi Tatham shines both on the chords and a muscle-flexing organ solo. The vocal sample from the original is accompanied by some great ad-libs by Nigel Bennett. With these elements working together in perfect harmony, you can practically feel the good vibes these 3 friends had when recording the remix. 
 It’s been on our to-do list for a while to record a full-on house record, and we hope this one does the trick for you as much as it does for us. 
 If you’d happen to be around town during ADE this year, you can get this record a week ahead of its worldwide release exclusively at our Pop up shop on Elandsgracht 55. Apart from the record, we’ll have a limited edition collaboration collection available with Amsterdam-based streetwear brand Baskèts, loads of DJ’s playing sets and you could also just come by for a drink or two.

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PREMIERE : Detroit Swindle Ft. Lorenz Rhode - Music For Clubs

Compiling the whole 'Period Works' series for the first time onto CD and Digital. Featuring three brand new tracks.

"The Period Works Series has been a fantastic opportunity to explore of my biggest personal influences in dance music ranging from the rich instrumentation of Disco, to the raw energy of early house music. After starting of with Acapellas from the Z Records Library for inspiration in 2016, the series has now culminated into new and original songs influenced by a golden age passed. Thank you to David Lee and Z Records for the opportunity and creative direction, and thank you to everyone who has purchased, listened and danced to the Period Works Series."

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