goes deep; chillax

With their Off The Charts LP continuing to gain fans two months after its release, Rhythm Plate serve up a mouthwatering package featuring five remixes of album tracks by Hot Hoddy, Art of Tones, Demarkus Lewis, James Dexter and YSE. The remixes focus on some of Off The Chart's standout vocal performances with Frank H. Carter III, Clyde, Lorna Bean and Tom Edwards all featuring. Throughout their careers Rhythm Plate have always sought to work with people they know and consider friends, and such is the case with this release, with remixers carefully chosen by Ant Plate, Matt Rhythm and their label Lost My Dog.

DJ feedback
Laurent Garnier: Art of Tones mix all the way
Jimpster: Art Of Tones turns in a blinder. Yeah, I like!
Fred Everything: Always happy to see a Hot Toddy mix in a promo. Top work as usual and close 2nd is Art Of Tones of course.
Dirty Channels: Art Of Tones & YSE remixes are super cool!
Joshua Iz: Hot release - will play and support. Thanks!
Jask: Hot Toddy mix is Fresh!
Mark Farina: James Dexter mix - dig it!
Inland Knights: great release, loving the YSE remix
Andy Ward: great vocal.. not sure which mix to choose over DL or JD
Nacho Marco: What a line up of remixers! thumbs up. Hard to pick a favorite here. Full support. 
Graeme Park: Delicious

Rhythm Plate - Keep A Light On (James Dexter Remix) [Lost My Dog Records]

Für die zwölfte Ausgabe unseres geliebten Furikasts dürfen wir keinen geringeren bei uns begrüssen als den einzig wahren @AndiOtto !

Der Mann ist mit seinen manigfaltigen Exkursionen in der zauberhaften Welt der musikalischen Erzeugnisse und als Mitinhaber des Hamburger Alternativlabels Pingipung mitlerweile ein absolutes Urgestein in der Szene.

Diese Jahrzehnte lange Erfahrung ist sowohl bei seiner Livemusik sowie bei seinen Dj Sets stehts fühl- und spürbar.
Kaum einer mixt so furchtlos, gekonnt und kreativ und kaum einer kann dabei von so viel musikalischer Erfahrung zehren.

Manege frei für den unverwechselbaren.

Furikast #12 Andi Otto

The consistently well received "Flavor Saver EP" series continues, delivering a wide range of well crafted tracks rooted in the deep house sound.

The exceptional deep-tech edged 'Underground Sound' fires things up in a subtle and classy yet extremely effective direction.

'Give Me Something' goes deep with its classic house sound while warm chords and a thumping sub bassline keep things rolling.

Next up is 'Don't Hold Back' with its steady energetic groove aimed for the dance floor.

Last up we have 'Soul Mood Mallorca' with a laid back deep and soulful appeal.

Please support indie labels and DO NOT copy or share! Respect and rock the disco-tech!

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James Dexter - Give Me Something (Salted Music)

Fortcoming on Deso Records Incl. James Johnston Remix

Desos - House Music (Original Mix)

Jump Off

Come Home Late

James Dexter returns to Large Music for the official follow up to the highly regarded Only You EP from earlier this year. James picks up right where he left off in the opening title track; Rise is a bass heavy and moody underground chugger with just enough retro flourishes to remain authentic. Next up on deck is the laid back groove of Cross Wind, ripe with trademark James Dexter vocal stabs and a brilliant synth line that drives the energy forward. Finally, James ventures into chunkier territory with the crisp rhythms and liquid bassline of Alright. 

Early support on this coming from: 
Roberto Rodriguez, Mr.V, Moodtrap, Noir, Kyodai, Washerman, DZeta N' Basile, Moodymanc, Sek, UGLH, Fish Go Deep, Evern Ulusoy, Giom, Terry Grant, Dave Mayer, Sam Divine, Jay West, Inland Knights, CJ Macintosh, Shades of Gray, Tom Taylor, TImmy P, Demarkus Lewis, Evan Iff, Jacob Bech,

James Dexter - Rise [Large Music]

Six months after his Lost My Dog debut with ‘System Check EP’,  James Dexter is back again with another four-tracker in the shape of 'True'. 
The tracks on True show Dex in typically fine deep form, where garage-influenced percussion rides over bottomless subs and tees up vintage chord stabs.

Early support on this one from the likes of: 
Atjazz // Roberto Rodriquez // Detroit Swindle // Joyce Muniz // PBR Streetgang // Moodtrap // Flashmob // Giom // WildKats // Pete Dafeet // Fish Go Deep // Kruse & Nuernberg // Aki Bergan // Jozif // X-Press 2 // Moodymanc // Shur-I-Kan // Tony Humphries // Sam Divine // Evan Iff

goes deep; chillax

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