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Breaks of Dawn

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Human Animal

My Groove Your Move

The Basis

le nouveau EP de Guts regroupant le dancefloor Killer “Brand new revolution”, le hit single du dernier album de GUTS, deux reprises de classic Soul : le somptueux “Didn’t I” de Darondo et “You don’t have to worry” et un inédit “You make me cry”, un titre deep & melancolic. (Release date : 19 oct. 2012)

New EP Guts combining the dancefloor Killer “Brand new revolution”, the hit single from the latest album of GUTS, twice Soul classic, the sumptuous “Did not I” and Darondo “You do not have to worry” and an unreleased “You make me cry,” a title melancolic & deep. ,(Release date : 19 oct. 2012)

Artwork : Mambo 

Dj's feedback 

Le Mellotron: "Brand New Revolution is really a killer track. Love it"

Soulist "New material From The Ibiza Producer. The didn't I Re edit is really nice !! Will plyalist it on our future basics Radio show"

Mathieu Schreyer: "wicked ! me likey !"

Nouvelle Vague : "Entre Afro-beat et Soul, Guts ballade un son "made in Ibiza" délicat et un brin mélancolique... Cet EP est moins baléarique et léger que Paradise For All mais on y retrouve une french touch inspirée et profonde..."

Out Of Spectrum: "Definetly one of the best releases of 2012! Brand New Revolution still hittin' the dancefloor and is as catchy as catchy can be. Didn't I is kickin' too. Like them Guts guys!"



Brand New Revolution

Didn't I (GUTS re-edit)

Souleance, c'est le duo composé de Fulgeance (Musique Large / MPM) et de DJ Soulist (What the Funk). Depuis la sortie de leur premier EP, Le Monde, en 2009, ils se sont forgés une solide réputation en se réappropriant de manière très personnelle rythmes soul et electro. Comptant parmi leurs fans, Gilles Peterson, Danny Breaks ou Mr Thing, leur premier album, La Belle Vie, a couronné 3 ans de beat-making et de concerts.
Alors que d'autres producteurs se seraient reposés sur leurs lauriers après un premier album, Souleance est retourné rapidement en studio produire La Beat Tape. La variété des styles de cette beat tape est la clef et Souleance ne déçoit pas.
On y retrouve des musiques turques traditionnelles ("Sauce Samurai"), un orgue Hammond funk ("L'Insouleance"), des extraits de western hallucinés ("Tout Doux"), du jazz trouble ("Kipseli Street Interlude"), des rythmes fantômes ("Strongest love"), des mélodies hip-hop cuivrées flamboyantes ("Como Estan Bitches"), des synthés 80iess ("Cocktail Time")...
BOOKING: francois@lestontonstourneurs.com www.lestontonstourneurs.com
INFO: sri@firstwordrecords.com | aly@firstwordrecords.com
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Following on from the success of their debut LP 'La Belle Vie' from earlier this year, the French duo have been busy in the studio producing La Beat Tape. 20 tracks deep, the release is aimed squarely at the DJs, with a succession of guaranteed party-starters. This is rounded out with some typically quirky interludes, jazzy beat excursions and blissed out trip hop.
Souleance are producer Fulgeance (Musique Large / One Handed Music) and DJ Soulist (What The Funk Paris?). Since releasing their debut EP (Le Monde) back in 2009, they have built a solid reputation for their idiosyncratic take on modern beats. With fans including Gilles Peterson, Danny Breaks, Lefto and Mr Thing, their debut album was the culmination of 3 years of beat-making, touring, partying and drinking too much Pimms. Whilst other producers would rest on their laurels after releasing their debut, Souleance got straight back into the studio to produce La Beat Tape - their sole aim to create tracks that they would DJ with themselves. The result is 20 tracks of pure dancefloor fire peppered with a smattering of chilled, lounge tracks in classic Souleance style.
Like any classic beat tape, variety is the key, and Souleance do not disappoint. La Beat Tape takes in heavy Turkish breaks (Sauce Samourai), Hammond funk (L'insouleance), tripped out western cinematics (Tout Doux), brooding jazz (Kipseli Street Interlude), Shadow-esque breaks (Strongest Love), Just Blaze-style horn-heavy hip hop (Como Estan Bitches), 80s synth-hop (Cocktail Time) and much much more.
The release is available as a budget-priced download with a limited edition 7" containing four tracks that we feel will be most useful for the DJs. With artwork by long-term collaborator Alice Dufay, it's sure to join their previous vinyl releases as a genuine collectors item.
For more information or to interview Souleance contact:
<b>sri@firstwordrecords.com</b> or <b>aly@firstwordrecords.com</b>

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