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Label:Chord
Cat-No:chord003
Release-Date:18.01.2018
Genre:techhouse
Configuration:12"
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Next up on Chord Jay Shepheard drops 2 original, neatly programmed percussive deep house cuts with 2 remixes from Chord residents Dudley Strangeways and Matthew Burton.
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Label:pets recording
Cat-No:pets083
Release-Date:14.07.2017
Genre:House
Configuration:12" Excl
Barcode:4260038318713
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Label:pets recording
Cat-No:pets083
Release-Date:14.07.2017
Genre:House
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Tracklist:
A1 Bullfrogging
A2 Early Doors
B1 Bullfrogging (Mark Henning Remix)
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Time for a little neck bulging, slimy skin hip-slinking summer fun as a true craftsman steps from the
studio shadows: Jay Shepheard, who’s back with a track that’s so infectious if you licked its back
you’d trip for weeks.
Prepare yourselves for ‘Bullfrogging’: wry funk, warmth and humanised technoid soul. Taking a vocal
texture then processing, harmonising and splicing the spawn out of it, Jay’s precision balance of
electronic hustle and anthromorphised action has all the hallmarks for a summer anthem.
‘Early Doors’ follows suit and there’s a massive clue in the title… Soft-focused, warm, rolling and
laced with textured chimes, it’s definitely tailored for those key transitions between warm-up and
second gear. Deep, trippy but coded with a hookiness that grabs rather than soothes, once again it’s
classic Shepheard but with a revitalised 2017 twist. Hey, he didn’t lock himself away in the studio for
twelve months for nothing, right?
Neither did Jay’s long-time friend and neighbour Mark Henning; a man who hasn’t taken on a remix
since the early 2010s. His return to the remix game is as poignant and powerful as Jay’s return to
releases as he removes around 70 percent of the frog and maximises the bullishness of the elements,
creating a relentless tribal slammer of a version that still retains the warmth and soul of Jay’s original.
Two returns to action, three killer tracks, one label you can always count on as your friend and no
frogs harmed during the whole process. We’re pulling out some serious stops here. More
A1 Bullfrogging
A2 Early Doors
B1 Bullfrogging (Mark Henning Remix)
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Time for a little neck bulging, slimy skin hip-slinking summer fun as a true craftsman steps from the
studio shadows: Jay Shepheard, who’s back with a track that’s so infectious if you licked its back
you’d trip for weeks.
Prepare yourselves for ‘Bullfrogging’: wry funk, warmth and humanised technoid soul. Taking a vocal
texture then processing, harmonising and splicing the spawn out of it, Jay’s precision balance of
electronic hustle and anthromorphised action has all the hallmarks for a summer anthem.
‘Early Doors’ follows suit and there’s a massive clue in the title… Soft-focused, warm, rolling and
laced with textured chimes, it’s definitely tailored for those key transitions between warm-up and
second gear. Deep, trippy but coded with a hookiness that grabs rather than soothes, once again it’s
classic Shepheard but with a revitalised 2017 twist. Hey, he didn’t lock himself away in the studio for
twelve months for nothing, right?
Neither did Jay’s long-time friend and neighbour Mark Henning; a man who hasn’t taken on a remix
since the early 2010s. His return to the remix game is as poignant and powerful as Jay’s return to
releases as he removes around 70 percent of the frog and maximises the bullishness of the elements,
creating a relentless tribal slammer of a version that still retains the warmth and soul of Jay’s original.
Two returns to action, three killer tracks, one label you can always count on as your friend and no
frogs harmed during the whole process. We’re pulling out some serious stops here. More
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Label:retrofit
Cat-No:retrofit16
Release-Date:21.11.2013
Genre:Deephouse
Configuration:12"
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Following the release of his debut album 'Home & Garden,' Jay Shepheard returns to his own Retrofit imprint to present the album's remix EP. Label friends Locked Groove and Jacques Renault remix 'Two Much Love' and 'Type One A' respectively, while Jay takes the reins himself to rework '48 Stacey' and 'Orbis Tertius.' First off, Hot Flush's Locked Groove molds the lush and nostalgic 'Two Much Love' into an epic piano-led journey, complete with acid line and a booming low-end. Let's Play House boss Jacques Renault takes a more subtle approach with 'Type One A,' leaving most of the original intact, but with a rougher, more driving edge to it. While, the album was, as its title suggests, meant for home (and garden) listening, here Jay takes the opportunity to transform '48 Stacey' and 'Orbis Tertius' into something meant solely for the dancefloor. In his 'Bullfrog's at Dawn' mix of '48 Stacey,' Shep eschews the original's uplifting chords and pads in favor of a more eerie, bassline-led stormer. His 'Broken Mix' of 'Orbis Tertius' brings things to a close, adding organs and a more forward groove into the mix.
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Label:retrofit
Cat-No:retrofit11cd
Release-Date:15.01.2013
Genre:Electronic
Configuration:CD
Barcode:5060247386485
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Cat-No:retrofit11cd
Release-Date:15.01.2013
Genre:Electronic
Configuration:CD
Barcode:5060247386485
With releases on Compost, Diynamic, Buzzin Fly, Freerange under his belt, Home & Garden is the debut album from the already established artist Jay Shepheard due for release in early 2013. Shepheard has been releasing 12"s and singles, and remixes steadily since 2007, blending disco and deep house seamlessly into his own unique sound that has seen him nominated for best producer at the Beatport awards on numerous occasions.
Now he delivers an 11 track journey through a wider genre scape, mixing tempos and feeling but adhering to a consistent sound design the album blends the influences that his work has come to represent and is an many ways is a retrospective nod to a culmination of the last 5 years releasing. With an underlying depth of feeling running through the record, the from the looped up sample groove of 'Zippin', the spaced out future disco of 'Signs', the elated retro house of 'Two Much Love' and the slow mo deep pop of 'Here Comes' the album has been designed and conceived to flow as one piece and avoid the all too common trend of '10 club tracks on a CD' that has come to permeate much of the electronic music and deep house album market.
The album will be released on Shepheard's own Retrofit label, the 11th release following on from a string of 12"s featuring along side himself artists including Catz 'n Dogz, Iron Curtis, Matthew Burton, Martin Dawson, Rudy's Midnight Machine (aka Faze Action) and many others. The album will signify a new chapter for the label - moving on from the 'seriers based' first 10 releases all named by catalogue number alone and into new and unexplored territories.
Tracklisting:
1. Forty Eight Stacy
2. Orbis Tertius
3. Climbing Faces
4. Here Comes
5. Up Denali
6. Signs
7. Zippin'
8. Beauty Sleeper
9. Type 1A
10. Be Dangerous
11. Two Much Love
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Now he delivers an 11 track journey through a wider genre scape, mixing tempos and feeling but adhering to a consistent sound design the album blends the influences that his work has come to represent and is an many ways is a retrospective nod to a culmination of the last 5 years releasing. With an underlying depth of feeling running through the record, the from the looped up sample groove of 'Zippin', the spaced out future disco of 'Signs', the elated retro house of 'Two Much Love' and the slow mo deep pop of 'Here Comes' the album has been designed and conceived to flow as one piece and avoid the all too common trend of '10 club tracks on a CD' that has come to permeate much of the electronic music and deep house album market.
The album will be released on Shepheard's own Retrofit label, the 11th release following on from a string of 12"s featuring along side himself artists including Catz 'n Dogz, Iron Curtis, Matthew Burton, Martin Dawson, Rudy's Midnight Machine (aka Faze Action) and many others. The album will signify a new chapter for the label - moving on from the 'seriers based' first 10 releases all named by catalogue number alone and into new and unexplored territories.
Tracklisting:
1. Forty Eight Stacy
2. Orbis Tertius
3. Climbing Faces
4. Here Comes
5. Up Denali
6. Signs
7. Zippin'
8. Beauty Sleeper
9. Type 1A
10. Be Dangerous
11. Two Much Love
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Label:compost black
Cat-No:comp397-1
Release-Date:04.07.2012
Configuration:12"
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Brilliant chugging groove, with bombastic electro house feel, beautiful synths and a slinky disco touch. Jay Shepheard in his best form. Peak time drama.
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