Sweet! Blogged at Welcome To My House Party: http://wtmhp-bedroom.tumblr.com/post/55273308349/whitney-houston-its-not-right-but-its-ok-title

think about it - don't think about it... effin' brilliant intro. i love the layers... and the bass line you introduce at the 2 minute mark... WHOA... love this track!

A bootleg house remix of the 2001 classic Heard It All Before by Sunshine Anderson. Enjoy! :)
Original Song: https://youtu.be/NGMInHRR2Fo

Heard It All Before (Imran Mwangi House Remix)

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Sunshine Anderson - Heard It All Before (Imran Mwangi Bootleg House Remix)

I'm proud to say my track Her Groove is released on the great label Times Are Ruff, together with tracks from Awanto 3, Pete Bandit and Times are Ruff themselves! TAR004 is now up for sale on Decks!

Check out the rest of the EP here:
https://soundcloud.com/times-are-ruff/sets/tar004-no-dough-just-cookies

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Her Groove (12" out now on Times Are Ruff)

Disco Sampling - Sergio Mendes - You've Been Gone Too Long

When You're Gone

02 Raphael's Theme

preorder at OYE:
https://oye-records.com/sgl.php?id=146811&aplay=0

It doesn't happen often, but every once in a while one release is all it takes to establish you're dealing with an exceptional talent. Laurence Guy's debut EP on Church was one of those records: Four dusty, moody, intricate basenent workouts that tug on your heartstrings and make you want to crank up the gain at the same time. It found its way into the bag of some of the world's best and became a staple in Move D's sets and instanly made Laurence Guy one of the scene's most promising and exciting new talents.
The savvy folks at Rose Records cottoned on quickly and locked in a pair of tracks by the London-based producer for the latest episode of their immensely popular 10" series. Laurence Guy delivers on his promise and then some.
'Thinking of you' on the A is a fast-paced deephouse nugget that oozes class and panache. Melancholy piano lines set the mood, loose percussive rhythms set the pace, while Daniel Wang-esque vocal loops delicately weave in and out.
Flip over for 'Hutch', a midtempo burner that builds on the sweetest of string, crisp hats, hints of acid and yearning vocal snips. One of those tracks that - when dropped at the right time - will have people hugging each other spontaneously on the dancefloor.
A stonecold future classic from the Rose Camp then, introducing an exceptional talent to their already impressive manifest.

Out soon, only on a beautiful 12" vinyl

Words by Guy / Sleazy Beats

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A - Thinking Of You

Recloose- Magic feat. B.Slade (Vocal). Slated for release on Rush Hour. VINYL OUT MID-FEBRUARY, DIGITAL OUT EARLY MARCH! http://rushhour.nl/store_detailed.php?item=63208

Magic feat. B.Slade (Vocal)

Here's our mix of "Love Is Gonna Lift You Up" from Bobby Womack's recent album, "The Bravest Man In The Universe". 

Bobby Womack - Love Is Gonna Lift You Up (Jaxx Underground Unreleased  Mix)

An edit I made years ago of one of my favourite tunes. Hope you enjoy!

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Cassiano - Onda (Dunmore Park Edit)

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Whitney Houston - It's Not Right But It's OK (Title Remix)

We’re huge fans of all of Horatio Luna’s musical endeavours and this upcoming album on Jitwam’s (another very talented fella) has got us very excited. Judging on the two singles so far we knew this slightly more dancefloor leaning record was going to something. Well, bonus bonus! Just ahead of the full drop of the album here is the third single. Wait for that vocal drop in the second half of the jam!

"Composer, bassist and producer Henry Hicks AKA Horatio Luna is a musician intrinsically interwoven into the fabric of Melbourne’s bubbling music scene through his solo and collaborative work with musicians and producers from tight-knit creative communities in both Melbourne and Sydney. If you’ve at all followed the Melbourne music scene as it exploded onto the global stage in the last few years, you will likely be familiar with the undeniably infectious bass licks of Horatio Luna.

From his roots as a founding member of the influential hip hop /soul collective 30/70, to his extensive collaborative work with afro-house group Teymori, Horatio Luna forges his path by fusing styles, embracing genres and proudly defying labels. His musical output can be dizzying in its vastness, whether it be the unconventional dance music of Lush Life, his trad-jazz band John Henderson, spiritual improvisations with Foshe, or his most recent solo album ‘Yes Doctor’ on Melbourne label La Sape. Horatio Luna is one of the hardest working musicians in the game right now, who's recently been recognised for his contributions to the flourishing Melbourne scene with a feature on Gilles Peterson’s ‘Sunny Side Up’ compilation and documentary.

His new LP ‘Boom Boom’ on The Jazz Diaries is Hicks’ most dancefloor leaning offering to date. Utilizing his raw, unfiltered DIY approach to composition, Henry applies the sprawling, human energy of live jazz to the four-to-the-floor structures of early house music that in its soulful essence, captures the scratchy spirit of Detroit luminaries like Moodymann, Terrence Parker, and Mike Huckaby. Horatio Luna’s music embodies an ethos of limitless creation, not bound by genre or style, as Hicks explains “I was always just about freedom in music, freedom in life. I wanted to hear new music and I’ve always been intrigued by abstract and contemporary ideas. Fusion music.”

This freedom in music is on full display with the album’s lead single ‘Fuck The System’, for which a video was created under football stadium lights in Melbourne. Heading into uncharted sonic territory, Horatio Luna effortlessly fuses grimey UK rap with his signature jazzy house bangas style. ‘Fuck The System’ is the message we need right now, imploring us to ‘rewrite the code’ and celebrate our creativity in all its limitless potential.

Showing the versatility of his talent throughout the record, Hicks delivers outer space bass licks on title track ‘Boom Boom’, drops rapped verses on ‘Fuck The System’, and even turns in an incredible reimagining of Detroit legend Patrice Scott’s classic anthem ‘Be Free’. ‘Boom Boom’ signals a new dawn in the Horatio Luna sound, exploring the inner-limits of what house music is, and the outer-limits of what house music can be."

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'Meghalaya - The Remixes', released 2nd October 2020 on Soul Has No Tempo: https://tianakhasi.bandcamp.com/album/meghalaya-the-remixes

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Meghalaya (The Remixes)

Meghalaya (Horatio Luna Remix)

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Whitney Houston - It's Not Right But It's OK (Title Remix)

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