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Rounding up a year which saw crucial releases from Iron Curtis and Quarion, »Can’t Help It« is the long awaited return of sample wizards Session Victim to the ep format. This Retreat 3-tracker is a profound, subtle and quite melancholic affair, perfect for those emotional moments in the early morning. Skillfully arranged and featuring the impeccable playing of Linnart Ebel, »Can’t Help It« is once again an essential statement from one of House Music’s most fascinating duo.
 »Pass The Diesel« begins with a stuttering beat, seagull like noises and muted chords that wouldn’t be out of place on a vintage Group Home instrumental. Staying on the aquatic tip, Session Victim introduce a beautiful Rhodes sequence which takes the track into a dream-like – dare we say californian? – direction. Spiced up with gentle synth noodlings, ethereal vocal snippets and a magical strings motive, »Pass The Diesel« bathes in the deeper shades of House without ever drowning in a cliché, thanks to its snapping drums and vivid arrangement. 
Slowing things down a notch, »Hyuwee« starts off with what is maybe the most unconventional instrument in Session Victim’s repertoire, the banjo! But the fear of witnessing these down-to-earth-boys actually becoming the boys-down-south vanishes after 30 seconds: a melancholic 3-Chord theme, snappy 808 patterns and funky drum fills lead the tune in a familiar (but vast) territory. Linnart Ebel’s talent is put to great use with subtle guitar licks that give a lively feel to the whole song. You will notice that Session Victim have labeled »Hyuwee« as an »instrumental«. Does it mean that we can expect a vocal version in the near future? All bets are on as to who will provide the vocals to this one … 
Flip the record over for the magnificent »Tearwiper«, a slow-house groover which might be Session Victim’s deepest excursion on wax so far. Abyssal chords, radio effects and a dragging 105 bpm beat set the stage for a grand sonic adventure. The track breaks down after the introduction of the guitar theme and a warm sub bass takes center stage in order to drive »Tearwiper« in a confident manner. Shakers and bubbling synths are floating around whereas Linnart’s hypnotic playing provides a steady backing to the bassline. Another breakdown and the elements are nicely washed away while a thoughtful guitar solo brings this underwater journey to an end. 



RTR14 - A2 - Session Victim - Hyuwee (instrumental)

Seagull Records / Kojak Giant Sounds 2015.

"This is the record I always wished somebody would make. Juju meets Minimal Techno on the dancefloor!" - MONK ONE

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Herman Prime’s debut 12”, “Maajo” is a beautiful ode to spring and new birth. "Maajo" pays homage to Nigerian music, with its borrowed vocals from juju style’s King “Sunny” Ade. The track has a house foundation, which shows in its fat kick drums and sub bass groove, while the hypnotic Rhodes melody harkens to early minimal electronic pioneers such as Manuel Göttsching.

The B-side, “Maajo (Take Four)”, is a track of its own, a mutant revision of the emotional original. This version is not just a slightly altered copy but an electronic dub that takes the original to a completely different direction. Talking drums and a polyrhythm structure maintain the dreamy, Nigerian feel, but the dystopic, detuned synths have the scent of an underground techno bunker.

Jon Thureson, alias Herman Prime, has been open-mindedly DJing and producing music for 15 years. He has a broad understanding of musical language which helps him to infuse his various influences. With his strong background in house and disco, Jon often reaches beyond the limits of both genres towards new frontiers. His love affair with West African styles and electronic Krautrock shows on “Maajo”.

Seagull Records is a spin-off from disco rework factory Kojak Giant Sounds and “Maajo” is a slightly moodier and housier departure from the labels usual repertoire.

Herman Prime - "Maajo" (Take One)

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Dirt Crew Recordings and Delusions of Grandeur artists Ponty Mython provides a stellar contribution to the latest release from Quartet Series (the label of one Maurits Verwoerd AKA Nachtbraker). The Vilnius producer features slow-burning deep house delight 'Lovin You Is A Pleasure' with the rising Amsterdam/Milan based imprint. It's a sensational Summer groover, we've got this one on repeat at HQ. Also featuring on the VA are Parisian Concrete resident S3A , Newcastle based producer NY * AK and Rotterdam's D-Ribeiro.

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A second selection of edits from Love Creation, this time with a more Balearic slant to enchant your dance floor. First one sold out mega fast, don't sleep.

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There's more dewy-eyed, loved-up re-edit action to be found on this second salve from the mysterious Love Creation crew. Opener "Turn My Back On You" is a sultry, late night delight; an impressively seductive rearrangement of a slow burning, Sade style shuffler full of lazy guitar lines, rising and falling bass, and crotch-stirring vocals. Stay tuned to side A for the psychedelic disco-rock trip that is "Mr Bates" - and, yes, it's definitely Balearic - or flip to the B for the freshly baked soul shuffle of "Take Me With You". All three edits are undoubtedly winners, and should suit warm up sets, afternoon jams, and dancers that don't need a hectic tempo to get down.

Take Me With You (Love Creation Edit)

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No Regular Play - Won't Say No Feat. John Camp

Fellini Félin is back on Délicieuse Records after his first outing "Temporary Fiction" last year. This time it's a remix affair starring Fellini Félin himself, the scottish C Duncan, the boys from Marseille La Décadanse and last but not least another duo with the italians Marco Dionigi & the legendary Daniele Baldelli teaming up for a remix full of hot sensuous fever for the sweaty dancefloors !

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Jamie Lloyd follows up his last12 inch Adori’s Kitchen with an EP of low-slung disco grooves, vocal cutups and great songwriting showing another side of this talented Australian artist. New York’s Brennan Green opens proceedings with his Movin’ Out remix, a tasty 8 minute slab of disco space funk with slippery squelching lead synth runs and cheeky breakdowns throughout. Jamie’s original continues in the 107bpm disco electric vibe with nice sounds and a cool sense of space. Flip for Zooptron, a quirky, chopped up party tune in the spirit of Jamie Lidell and All The Honey, a spaced out minimal disco gem in a Metro Area or Kelley Polar vibe.

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“one of my faves at the moment… supertrack” - Ame / Sonar Kollektiv

”Such a killer groove.  I’m playing it EVERYWHERE” – Daniel Wang / Balihu
 ”Really like the Brennan Green mix. Charted and played” - Charles Webster

“the brennan green remix is really good !!!!” – Lindstrom

“A few days ago I bought your jamie lloyd record! it´s really really great! I love the brennan green rmx. and I´m gonna play it for sure! amazing mixture of rocky, clubby and raggaeish feels! a perfect summer track!” 
– Trickski / Sonar Kollektiv

“Will defo get many many more plays” – Prins Thomas / Eskimo

”Was really, really into the Jamie Lloyd, I thought that was truly outstanding proper future funk!!” – Envoy / Soma

Feedback on Jamie’s last record on Future Classic … FCL1204 – Adori’s Kitchen
 ”Really into both Jamie Lloyd 12”s – have played them out regularly – especially the Putsch 79 remix – which rocks! Really like Prince-esq grooves of ‘Zoopton’ as well. All round quality! - Will Saul / Simple 
      ”I really like the 'Zoopton' track... really cool in an Akufen way, and I will play the 'Adori's Kitchen' remix by Putsch 79” - Agoria 
"The Jamie Lloyd record is bit of a cult classic round these parts " - Andy Whittaker / 20:20 Vision

“I like the new release by jamie lloyd very much. it is a funky dancefloor record!!!! in my bag!!!” - Steffi / Klakson 

Movin' In (Brennan Green's Movin' Out Remix)

Laid Back/Fly Away (Poolside Edit)

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