Pepe Mateos - Like a God EP - Timid Boy Remix

UK producer AllDis returns to New Violence with the Dancefloor EP. Two straight up, four to the floor, peak time groovers as you would expect from the man himself.

AllDis - Dancefloor

Artist: @carballo
Remixer:  @yaya_tamango
Label:  @blackwoodrecords

Anyone who’s followed Javier Carballo through the years will know that the Spanish producer isn’t the sort of man to make boring music. On the contrary, his subtle but beguiling cuts are always notable for their groovy wares, and from that perspective along his inclusion in the Vatos Locos camp alongside the likes of Hector is a hugely merited one. For his latest release, the Gran Canaria native crops up on the emerging Black Wood imprint. Already making great strides recently courtesy of David Gtronic’s debut EP for the label, the Morning Vibe EP solidifies the label’s reputation as ones to watch. 


Up first is the sounds of the title track. A skeletal track with but a few elements, it’s a clever example of how to do more with less. By the time the sporadic acid lines come into play, the listener is already yearning for more, with the track’s deep undercurrent seeing us to out with some flair. ‘Back for Good’ then scales matters back again A dub track with flavour aplenty, it’s the sort of gem that’d slide in nicely alongside some of Ron & Chez’s treasured Prescription works. A heads-down, minimal track that’s never lacking in sophistication, it opens up the release with some sparkle.


The B-side gets underway courtesy of ’Chunchuneo’, which sees Carballo ramp the atmosphere up a further notch, as he draws on his years of dancefloor dynamism to create a track that’s positively dripping in peak-time up-tempo vibes. A chugging monster of a track that will help elevate the night to heavier planes, that’s for sure. The remix comes at us from Desolat mainstay Yaya, who interprets the original in his own inimitable manner. Bringing the track firmly in the direction of the ‘floor, he adds some glossy synths and a muscular spine that helps beef it up ever further. An EP of many moods, sounds and vibes, Carballo’s latest is a victory for all involved.

Premiere: Javier Carballo - Chunchuneo (Yaya Remix) Black Wood

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Pepe Mateos - Like A God

Pepe Mateos - Like A God (Timid Boy Remix)

Pepe Mateos - Roll The Dice

If you seek for the most quality Minimal / Deep Tech's artists on Argentina, Del Fonda is clearly one of the first ones that comes to mind. Minimalistic and hypnotic are the perfect adjectives that compose his trademark. 
With precise drums patterns, perfectly rhythmic pads & sub basses driving the groove of these tracks, Del Fonda delivers again!

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IMD103 - Stanny Abram - The Beginning Of The End EP - Preorder exclusive on Beatport --> https://www.beatport.com/release/the-beginning-of-the-end-ep/2971070

Tracklist:
1. Stanny Abram - The Beginning Of The End (Original Mix)
2. Stanny Abram - Good Life (Original Mix)

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IMD103 - Stanny Abram - THE BEGINNING OF THE END EP

@suburb-beat
Let’s Groove On’… A poignant motto at the best of times, but never quite so appropriately uplifting as now.
Slowly but surely we return to a different normality. Things remain uncertain but there’s a little light in places.
Dancefloors are beginning to open again, bookings are slowly coming in... And whatever gets in our way over
these months, the motto is louder than ever: let’s groove on. And let’s do it with Suburb Beat.
Bordeaux-based, Benjamin Lauron has been specialising in stripped back science on labels such as Ondule of
late. But right now he’s back on Phil Weeks’ label with four fine minimal party pieces. All primed for pure mixing
pleasure, they’re like Italian dishes… Minimal ingredients for maximum flavour. The title track sets the bar high,
reminding us that a sweet swinging, percussive beat and a curmudgeonly bassline are all you need for a
groove. It’s backed by the delightful acid house inspired ‘La Rave De Villemonde’ where another lithe
arrangement is suddenly sandblasted with heavenly organs and a classic rave riff. Meanwhile ‘Don’t Push Me’
counters that with a sultry, jazzy introspective vibe that’s reminiscent of Music For Freaks back in the day.
Last but not least we climax with the undulating filtered sassiness of ‘Les Parasites’. Disco to the core, it’s the
most feel-good jam of an ultimately uplifting EP. Let’s groove on, cos it’s time to move on…

Suburb Beat - Let's Groove On

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