Tracklist 12":
A1: bck to ftr hrdcr
A2: bck to ftr aciiiid bleep LFO
B1: bck to ftr destruct
B2: bck to ftr recall
Short Info:
Warning! This record contains traces of acid and spaced out tripping techno! Classic unpredictable SW. goodness straight outta SUED: Detroit hitek soul & UK broken beat vibes meet subtle swinging & warm sounding lo-fi house.
Artist Info:
- SW. is one of the heads behind SUED records
- his album from 2017 got voted by Rolling Stone Magazine to the top 20 electronic music albums of the year
- this year he is releasing also on Kimochi and a famous label from Salzburg
- his past remixes were on Kimochi, Acid Test, Klasse Wrecks, Bright Sounds, and Kalahari Oyster Kult More
A1: bck to ftr hrdcr
A2: bck to ftr aciiiid bleep LFO
B1: bck to ftr destruct
B2: bck to ftr recall
Short Info:
Warning! This record contains traces of acid and spaced out tripping techno! Classic unpredictable SW. goodness straight outta SUED: Detroit hitek soul & UK broken beat vibes meet subtle swinging & warm sounding lo-fi house.
Artist Info:
- SW. is one of the heads behind SUED records
- his album from 2017 got voted by Rolling Stone Magazine to the top 20 electronic music albums of the year
- this year he is releasing also on Kimochi and a famous label from Salzburg
- his past remixes were on Kimochi, Acid Test, Klasse Wrecks, Bright Sounds, and Kalahari Oyster Kult More
More records from SW.
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SW. - HÄÄlene ___
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SW. - the beauty
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SW. - HE is stupid
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SW. - Ha
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SW. - green
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SW. - malady
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SW. - horizon
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SW. - anima
2LP
Tracklist:
A1. HÄÄlene ___
A2. the beauty
A3. HE is stupid
A4. Ha
B1. green
B2. malady
B3. horizon
B4. anima
mindSET is the ninth album from enigmatic producer SW., directly following this summer’s excursion into his trademark techno, IDM and bleep soundscapes, on the myDEFINITIONS Vol II album. But with his mindSET album SW. takes a left turn, as pioneers often do, and we find ourselves on the lesser traveled side roads of electronic music history. Or in SW.’s own words: “the more abstract leftfield elements.”
It’s in these less-defined areas that SW. finds his sweet spot, building dancefloor soundtracks that defied definition. And with mindSET the sounds and the machines might have changed, the methodology remains the same.
“It draws from what was more generally seen in leftfield as a term for the slightly off-kilter house and broken beats that didn’t fit neatly into classic genres, whether that was Chicago house, French garage, drum and bass, or broken beat. It’s more about those in-between sounds that never really took off, only appearing briefly in the early to mid-90s and then quickly disappearing. There was a certain magic in that moment, which I wanted to capture. Also, the entire album was produced using classic analog equipment, with old machines that were used during that era. That’s the approach I’ve taken.”
The eight tracks on mindSET are shaped out of de-tuned techno pop synths and heavy, syncopated drums, grooving along chopped-up polymeters to create an eerie mood, as if orbiting an undiscovered planet for the first time. The harmonic movements are often bent out of shape, sometimes veering towards Gherkin Jerks or Cristian Vogel territory. But in the end, the sounds are less important than the atmosphere, and the tracks represent an attitude or an approach - to creating the music as well as experiencing it. mindSET is a nod to those dancers sharing an oddball moment, and for those of us on the same wavelength, it's a vibe we can all get inside.
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Tracklist:
A1. HÄÄlene ___
A2. the beauty
A3. HE is stupid
A4. Ha
B1. green
B2. malady
B3. horizon
B4. anima
mindSET is the ninth album from enigmatic producer SW., directly following this summer’s excursion into his trademark techno, IDM and bleep soundscapes, on the myDEFINITIONS Vol II album. But with his mindSET album SW. takes a left turn, as pioneers often do, and we find ourselves on the lesser traveled side roads of electronic music history. Or in SW.’s own words: “the more abstract leftfield elements.”
It’s in these less-defined areas that SW. finds his sweet spot, building dancefloor soundtracks that defied definition. And with mindSET the sounds and the machines might have changed, the methodology remains the same.
“It draws from what was more generally seen in leftfield as a term for the slightly off-kilter house and broken beats that didn’t fit neatly into classic genres, whether that was Chicago house, French garage, drum and bass, or broken beat. It’s more about those in-between sounds that never really took off, only appearing briefly in the early to mid-90s and then quickly disappearing. There was a certain magic in that moment, which I wanted to capture. Also, the entire album was produced using classic analog equipment, with old machines that were used during that era. That’s the approach I’ve taken.”
The eight tracks on mindSET are shaped out of de-tuned techno pop synths and heavy, syncopated drums, grooving along chopped-up polymeters to create an eerie mood, as if orbiting an undiscovered planet for the first time. The harmonic movements are often bent out of shape, sometimes veering towards Gherkin Jerks or Cristian Vogel territory. But in the end, the sounds are less important than the atmosphere, and the tracks represent an attitude or an approach - to creating the music as well as experiencing it. mindSET is a nod to those dancers sharing an oddball moment, and for those of us on the same wavelength, it's a vibe we can all get inside.
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Label:Kalahari Oyster Cult
Cat-No:OYSTER45
Release-Date:21.06.2024
Genre:House / Techno
Configuration:2LP
Label:Kalahari Oyster Cult
Cat-No:OYSTER45
Release-Date:21.06.2024
Genre:House / Techno
Configuration:2LP
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SW. - SKYnetOPENwindow
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SW. - daREAL90'sdeal
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SW. - shaCAT'selecTRON70's
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SW. - rimFLYgemini
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SW. - nightTRAIN29X
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SW. - deeepFLYYyyHIgh
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SW. - silverLIGHTrePHLEXTION
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SW. - gemiNIorigIN
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SW. - CUTlightDAY
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SW. - YZXY endERGY
The mercurial talent that is SW. back in the building with a new album, and if it weren’t already apparent, OYSTER45 goes some way to assert his place in the pantheon of pioneering producers. In fact, nobody can question his position right at the vanguard of forward-facing dancefloor dynamics.
myDEFINITION part II catches the SUED co-founder as vital as ever. Keeping it on that dusty, low-key flex that has long been his trademark, it harnesses ingenuity to conjure some of the most intriguing gear you’re likely to hear from a limited studio setup. Gone are the hi-tek jazz and ambient flourishes of the near-mythical ‘Untiled’ album, opting, instead, for pure dancefloor headiness. Precision-tooled breakbeats, opulent IDM cybernetics, tuff bleep n’ bass and late nite electro across 10 distinct trax.
Side quests into more abstract realms are fleeting. Dappled melodies evoke warmth in hues of pink and orange but any ambient-dub ephemera quickly dissipates into the peripheries in favour of club-ready pressure. The spectre of mid-‘90s dance music looms large but the SW. blueprint, with its captivating free-form approach, spins those vintage tropes into a distinct sound unto itself. Masterful, cinematic and hallucinatory.
Often drawing comparisons with B12’s seminal brand of ambient techno, SW. will surely be a stylistic reference point in his own right for years to come. Such is the indelible influence he has cast on contemporary electronic music. More
myDEFINITION part II catches the SUED co-founder as vital as ever. Keeping it on that dusty, low-key flex that has long been his trademark, it harnesses ingenuity to conjure some of the most intriguing gear you’re likely to hear from a limited studio setup. Gone are the hi-tek jazz and ambient flourishes of the near-mythical ‘Untiled’ album, opting, instead, for pure dancefloor headiness. Precision-tooled breakbeats, opulent IDM cybernetics, tuff bleep n’ bass and late nite electro across 10 distinct trax.
Side quests into more abstract realms are fleeting. Dappled melodies evoke warmth in hues of pink and orange but any ambient-dub ephemera quickly dissipates into the peripheries in favour of club-ready pressure. The spectre of mid-‘90s dance music looms large but the SW. blueprint, with its captivating free-form approach, spins those vintage tropes into a distinct sound unto itself. Masterful, cinematic and hallucinatory.
Often drawing comparisons with B12’s seminal brand of ambient techno, SW. will surely be a stylistic reference point in his own right for years to come. Such is the indelible influence he has cast on contemporary electronic music. More
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SW. - A1. WHAtADAYray
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SW. - A2. moTORjungleCITY
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SW. - B1. stepCLASSixMOtor
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SW. - B2. apolloTHING
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SW. - C1. TROPyCALLhytsrIA
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SW. - C2. geminiMINIMA
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SW. - C3. nubJA
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SW. - D1. ROCKetPOCK@
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SW. - D2. kngs&QUNS
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SW. - D3. What endingENDs
2LP
Tracklist:
A1. WHAtADAYray
A2. moTORjungleCITY
B1. stepCLASSixMOtor
B2. apolloTHING
C1. TROPyCALLhytsrIA
C2. geminiMINIMA
C3. nubJA
D1. ROCKetPOCK@
D2. kngs&QUNS
D3. What endingENDs
The elusive SW. returns to Avenue 66 with okALGORYTHM. His third LP for the label is a semi-opaque wandering through the shadowy byways of memory, driven by tough-yet-supple production and his unmistakable, unerringly original voice. Inspired by all night electronic radio shows of the '90s, okALGORYTHM pulses with rich imagination and a sense of purposeful meandering. Speaking in cryptic fragments, the artist hints at elusive reminiscences "back then on the autobahn, to Berlin, with friends" while also noting that some recollections are "of things that didn't happen that way."
To this end, the album drifts from the knotty synth spirals of opener "WHAtADAY" through the tense, technoid tropics of "stepCLASSixMOtor," the brightly melancholic Larry Heard-isms of "TROPyCALLhytsrIA" to the stately skronk of closer "What endingENDs." The rhythmic undergirding never lets up, suggesting a limitless night drive tinted in deep greens and refracted reds. Each of the album's ten tracks comes alive with warm, analog finesse and a palpable atmosphere, though they play out by turns urgent or unhurried, coaxing or inscrutable. Yet throughout, there's a consistently hypnotic quality which draws the listener deeper into the album's unique balancing act.
If listeners are trained to expect throwback anthems every time the '90s are referenced, here they might find a more apt touchstone in the wilder, left-of-center corners of Chicago's foundational epoch. Throughout the album, the spirit of jacking house is absorbed, metabolized and transmuted. Drawing on lineages of taut, nervy synth-and-drum machine workouts, SW. manipulates his hardware with the delicate, considered touch of a painter. Perhaps the memory that lingers longest from that bygone era is the sense of profound possibility that dawns before forms become rigidly calificed and commodified. Either way, adventurous listeners will find that okALGORYTHM blooms with a uniquely affecting grace and SW.'s inimitably obscure loveliness, infused with a somber glow and marked by shimmering, untraceable contours.
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Tracklist:
A1. WHAtADAYray
A2. moTORjungleCITY
B1. stepCLASSixMOtor
B2. apolloTHING
C1. TROPyCALLhytsrIA
C2. geminiMINIMA
C3. nubJA
D1. ROCKetPOCK@
D2. kngs&QUNS
D3. What endingENDs
The elusive SW. returns to Avenue 66 with okALGORYTHM. His third LP for the label is a semi-opaque wandering through the shadowy byways of memory, driven by tough-yet-supple production and his unmistakable, unerringly original voice. Inspired by all night electronic radio shows of the '90s, okALGORYTHM pulses with rich imagination and a sense of purposeful meandering. Speaking in cryptic fragments, the artist hints at elusive reminiscences "back then on the autobahn, to Berlin, with friends" while also noting that some recollections are "of things that didn't happen that way."
To this end, the album drifts from the knotty synth spirals of opener "WHAtADAY" through the tense, technoid tropics of "stepCLASSixMOtor," the brightly melancholic Larry Heard-isms of "TROPyCALLhytsrIA" to the stately skronk of closer "What endingENDs." The rhythmic undergirding never lets up, suggesting a limitless night drive tinted in deep greens and refracted reds. Each of the album's ten tracks comes alive with warm, analog finesse and a palpable atmosphere, though they play out by turns urgent or unhurried, coaxing or inscrutable. Yet throughout, there's a consistently hypnotic quality which draws the listener deeper into the album's unique balancing act.
If listeners are trained to expect throwback anthems every time the '90s are referenced, here they might find a more apt touchstone in the wilder, left-of-center corners of Chicago's foundational epoch. Throughout the album, the spirit of jacking house is absorbed, metabolized and transmuted. Drawing on lineages of taut, nervy synth-and-drum machine workouts, SW. manipulates his hardware with the delicate, considered touch of a painter. Perhaps the memory that lingers longest from that bygone era is the sense of profound possibility that dawns before forms become rigidly calificed and commodified. Either way, adventurous listeners will find that okALGORYTHM blooms with a uniquely affecting grace and SW.'s inimitably obscure loveliness, infused with a somber glow and marked by shimmering, untraceable contours.
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SW. - ariaJA
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SW. - moonNEWsoon
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SW. - gOiOsee
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SW. - mAssLESS
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SW. - justMUST4y
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SW. - VFXpeaksTWIN
After featuring on the label with a contribution to Erell Ranson’s “Hand In Hand” Remix EP in 2018, SUED co-operator SW. punches back in on KOC with a hectic six-track sonic journey by way of inaugural transmission.
Crest-surfing the margins betwixt abstract beat-making, hardware experimentation and further explosive club-ready wares, the German producer breaks the trip in with the tropical hot "ariaJA" - reeling out a savvy mashup of animalian field recording, spaced-out FXs and loopy elastic bounce.
Cranking up the heat, a notch further, "moonNEWsoon" pulls out a hot mix of muscle-aching breaks, jackin' n’ smackin' toms and iridescent synth stabs, all coated with a thick sauce of mind-boggling machine stunts. Trading its gridlocked intro for an aqueously luxuriant design throughout, gOiOsee has us deep-diving in an all-blue scenario where each element finds itself draped in richly-hued envelopes.
Flip sides and here comes the further shape-shifting, non-formulaic "mASsLESS", which invites us to see straight through glassy cascades of skittish snares, gummy synth arpeggios and futuristic chimes as an Eden of AI-rendered birdsongs and forgotten melodies come to life before our eyes.
Back to a more dynamic mindset, “justMUST4y brings lush flights of altered piano chords and pop-informed harmonics face to face with a gritty, metronomic drum work to weave another singularly off-kilter epic SW. holds the secret of, right before "VFXpeaksTWIN" wraps it all up in a soul-invigorating, Twin Peaks-scented and horizon-broadening ambient finale.
Mastered by Rashad Becker.
Lacquer Cut By Simon Davey.
Artwork by Jonathan Castro. More
Crest-surfing the margins betwixt abstract beat-making, hardware experimentation and further explosive club-ready wares, the German producer breaks the trip in with the tropical hot "ariaJA" - reeling out a savvy mashup of animalian field recording, spaced-out FXs and loopy elastic bounce.
Cranking up the heat, a notch further, "moonNEWsoon" pulls out a hot mix of muscle-aching breaks, jackin' n’ smackin' toms and iridescent synth stabs, all coated with a thick sauce of mind-boggling machine stunts. Trading its gridlocked intro for an aqueously luxuriant design throughout, gOiOsee has us deep-diving in an all-blue scenario where each element finds itself draped in richly-hued envelopes.
Flip sides and here comes the further shape-shifting, non-formulaic "mASsLESS", which invites us to see straight through glassy cascades of skittish snares, gummy synth arpeggios and futuristic chimes as an Eden of AI-rendered birdsongs and forgotten melodies come to life before our eyes.
Back to a more dynamic mindset, “justMUST4y brings lush flights of altered piano chords and pop-informed harmonics face to face with a gritty, metronomic drum work to weave another singularly off-kilter epic SW. holds the secret of, right before "VFXpeaksTWIN" wraps it all up in a soul-invigorating, Twin Peaks-scented and horizon-broadening ambient finale.
Mastered by Rashad Becker.
Lacquer Cut By Simon Davey.
Artwork by Jonathan Castro. More
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SW. - A1. elypsiaDANCEsentence
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SW. - A2. rotherDAMM
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SW. - A3. drumDUMMrace
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SW. - A4. escapePAPE
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SW. - B1. PSYcomaTIC
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SW. - B2. tranceCANs
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SW. - B3. RAMframe
Mini LP
Following up from his TRUElipS album from last year SW. returns to Avenue 66 with a 7 track LP titled blewLIPs.
A1 elypsiaDANCEsentence
A2 rotherDAMM
A3 drumDUMMrace
A4 escapePAPE
B1 PSYcomaTIC
B2 tranceCANs
B3 RAMframe
Limited to 300 copies
Distributed by Wordandsound
Photos by SW.
Design by Dicey Studios
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Following up from his TRUElipS album from last year SW. returns to Avenue 66 with a 7 track LP titled blewLIPs.
A1 elypsiaDANCEsentence
A2 rotherDAMM
A3 drumDUMMrace
A4 escapePAPE
B1 PSYcomaTIC
B2 tranceCANs
B3 RAMframe
Limited to 300 copies
Distributed by Wordandsound
Photos by SW.
Design by Dicey Studios
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SW. - A1 ELEctreC
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SW. - A2 STEPrapGAP
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SW. - A3 meanDreaMbeam
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SW. - B1 theMARTIANswing
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SW. - B2 radeDARKpaid
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SW. - B3 daCRUISEgangSTAR
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SW. - C1 JAZZmassLESS
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SW. - C2 DREAMdanceVANs
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SW. - C3 deepFLYhigh
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SW. - D1 esCAPEdeepCREEp
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SW. - D2 spookyWOOKYchill
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SW. - D3 ambientRAND
2LP
Over the past decade, SUED co-founder SW. has arranged the building blocks of dreamy rave and techno music-billowing pads, undulating sub-bass and adroit, nuanced drum programming-into and novel dance floor structures. TRUElipS, SW.'s first full album since 2016 and his first for Avenue 66, is a beguiling, fully-realised statement.
The 12-track LP is rooted in the storied '90s era when the spirit of orbital raves and free parties was channeled into massive leaps forward in the studio. A combination of house and drum & bass looms large, as does the much-referenced intelligent techno era, but if you've listened to an SW. record, you already know TRUElipS is the work of a singular auteur.
Breakbeats, rave stabs and major chords permeate the album, motoring along on a chassis of sine-wave bass lines and SW's widescreen percussive vision. Forays into downtempo and sweeping ambience keep the listener's head in the clouds, while the superb melodic techno constructions that comprise the album's core are at once contemplative and liable to bring on a giddy head rush. TRUElipS brims with the optimistic, escapist spirit that fueled dance music's original triumph, a throwback to bright, imagined futures.
A1 ELEctreC
A2 STEPrapGAP
A3 meanDreaMbeam
B1 theMARTIANswing
B2 radeDARKpaid
B3 daCRUISEgangSTAR
C1 JAZZmassLESS
C2 DREAMdanceVANs
C3 deepFLYhigh
D1 esCAPEdeepCREEp
D2 spookyWOOKYchill
D3 ambientRAND
More
Over the past decade, SUED co-founder SW. has arranged the building blocks of dreamy rave and techno music-billowing pads, undulating sub-bass and adroit, nuanced drum programming-into and novel dance floor structures. TRUElipS, SW.'s first full album since 2016 and his first for Avenue 66, is a beguiling, fully-realised statement.
The 12-track LP is rooted in the storied '90s era when the spirit of orbital raves and free parties was channeled into massive leaps forward in the studio. A combination of house and drum & bass looms large, as does the much-referenced intelligent techno era, but if you've listened to an SW. record, you already know TRUElipS is the work of a singular auteur.
Breakbeats, rave stabs and major chords permeate the album, motoring along on a chassis of sine-wave bass lines and SW's widescreen percussive vision. Forays into downtempo and sweeping ambience keep the listener's head in the clouds, while the superb melodic techno constructions that comprise the album's core are at once contemplative and liable to bring on a giddy head rush. TRUElipS brims with the optimistic, escapist spirit that fueled dance music's original triumph, a throwback to bright, imagined futures.
A1 ELEctreC
A2 STEPrapGAP
A3 meanDreaMbeam
B1 theMARTIANswing
B2 radeDARKpaid
B3 daCRUISEgangSTAR
C1 JAZZmassLESS
C2 DREAMdanceVANs
C3 deepFLYhigh
D1 esCAPEdeepCREEp
D2 spookyWOOKYchill
D3 ambientRAND
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SW. - No Title
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SW. - No Title
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SW. - No Title
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SW. - No Title
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SW. - No Title
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SW. - No Title
The third long player on Night Defined Recordings sees SUED affiliate SW. presenting his new mini LP ‘Night’ and walking a tightrope between jazz and club music. The tracks manifest and dematerialize themselves almost in a non-tangible and floating way, which can be seen as more than just a musical approach but rather shows the artist referring to issues of volatility and evanescence. While listening, some may find themselves in the dark and dusty atmosphere of a jazz club, where the band in the corner at the other end of the room is playing their instruments just when the beat kicks in and puts you right into the club atmosphere.
Written & produced by SW. at SUEDstudio Mastering by Mattias Fridell
Artwork by Studio Belser More
Written & produced by SW. at SUEDstudio Mastering by Mattias Fridell
Artwork by Studio Belser More
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GENRE/S: House / Deep House
TRACKLISTS:
A1 - Joe Pariota - Contest
A2 - Joe Pariota - Crystal_JKs Dub Mix
A3 - Joe Pariota - Contest Nico Brun Remix
B1 - Joe Pariota - Lost In The Atmosphere (They Make House)
B2 - Joe Pariota - Don't Bother Me
SHORT INFO:
Joe Pariota is back on LOVEiT to provide you with four Chicago-house indebted floorfillers that tick all the right boxes: Irresistible driving grooves? Check. Catchy vocal snippets? Check. Funky piano lines? Check! This already impressive package is rounded up by JKs stripped down Dub Mix endlessly floating on a sea of reverb and Nico Bruns Remix, a spaced out downtempo head nodder.
-morri313
VITAL SALES POINTS:
- First full EP of Joe Pariota on LOVEiT
- Release party on the 17th of February in Stuttgart
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TRACKLISTS:
A1 - Joe Pariota - Contest
A2 - Joe Pariota - Crystal_JKs Dub Mix
A3 - Joe Pariota - Contest Nico Brun Remix
B1 - Joe Pariota - Lost In The Atmosphere (They Make House)
B2 - Joe Pariota - Don't Bother Me
SHORT INFO:
Joe Pariota is back on LOVEiT to provide you with four Chicago-house indebted floorfillers that tick all the right boxes: Irresistible driving grooves? Check. Catchy vocal snippets? Check. Funky piano lines? Check! This already impressive package is rounded up by JKs stripped down Dub Mix endlessly floating on a sea of reverb and Nico Bruns Remix, a spaced out downtempo head nodder.
-morri313
VITAL SALES POINTS:
- First full EP of Joe Pariota on LOVEiT
- Release party on the 17th of February in Stuttgart
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JK - A1 - GOOD TIMES
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JK - A2 - MONTANA
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JK - B1 - GREETINGS
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JK - B2 - SUNDAY AFTERHOUR
5
JK - B3 - NY92
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JK - C1 - 2ND GYMNOPEDIE
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JK - C2 - RITMO SAO PAULO
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JK - D1 - WHEN I'M HOPIN'
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JK - D2 - SEX SCENE
Special remarks : color printed artwork
Genre: House / Deep House
Tracklist 12":
A1 - GOOD TIMES
A2 - MONTANA
B1 - GREETINGS
B2 - SUNDAY AFTERHOUR
B3 - NY92
C1 - 2ND GYMNOPEDIE
C2 - RITMO SAO PAULO
D1 - WHEN I'M HOPIN'
D2 - SEX SCENE
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Genre: House / Deep House
Tracklist 12":
A1 - GOOD TIMES
A2 - MONTANA
B1 - GREETINGS
B2 - SUNDAY AFTERHOUR
B3 - NY92
C1 - 2ND GYMNOPEDIE
C2 - RITMO SAO PAULO
D1 - WHEN I'M HOPIN'
D2 - SEX SCENE
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Toma - A1. Toma - NothingCanEverBe
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Toma - A2. Toma - NothingCanEverBe (RawM.T. Interpretation)
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Toma - B1. Toma - NothingCanEverBe (JKsOldschool Remix)
4
Toma - B2. Toma - NothingCanEverBe (Jo Pariota Remix)
Special remarks : Raw M.T. Remix
Genre: Balearic House / Deep House / IDM / Ambient
Tracklist 12":
A1 Toma - NothingCanEverBe
A2 Toma - NothingCanEverBe (RawM.T. Interpretation)
B1 Toma - NothingCanEverBe (JKsOldschool Remix)
B2 Toma - NothingCanEverBe (Jo Pariota Remix)
Short Info:
Laidback summer vibes over a brazilian rhythm and a little brokenbeat anyone?
The London based artist Toma got you covered with his debut NothingCanEverBe.
RawMTs Interpretation of it is a 10 minute subaquatic trip taking you deeper and deeper for ultimate relaxation.
Now for the dancers: JKs Oldschool Remix is a LoFi workout with an irresistible groove in classic LOVEiT House tradition whereas Jo Pariotas Remix preserves the brazilian vibes and the vocals from the original but spices everything up with a phat housey beat, warm chords and some funky piano sprinkles on top. - morri313
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Genre: Balearic House / Deep House / IDM / Ambient
Tracklist 12":
A1 Toma - NothingCanEverBe
A2 Toma - NothingCanEverBe (RawM.T. Interpretation)
B1 Toma - NothingCanEverBe (JKsOldschool Remix)
B2 Toma - NothingCanEverBe (Jo Pariota Remix)
Short Info:
Laidback summer vibes over a brazilian rhythm and a little brokenbeat anyone?
The London based artist Toma got you covered with his debut NothingCanEverBe.
RawMTs Interpretation of it is a 10 minute subaquatic trip taking you deeper and deeper for ultimate relaxation.
Now for the dancers: JKs Oldschool Remix is a LoFi workout with an irresistible groove in classic LOVEiT House tradition whereas Jo Pariotas Remix preserves the brazilian vibes and the vocals from the original but spices everything up with a phat housey beat, warm chords and some funky piano sprinkles on top. - morri313
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JK - Reminiscence
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JK - Reminiscence (Jo Pariota Remix)
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JK - Being neglected as an Artist
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JK - Being neglected as an artist (rare SUN reCALL miX - .WS reMINDER)
Tracklist 12":
A1: JK – Reminiscence
A2: JK – Reminiscence (Jo Pariota Remix)
B1: JK – Being neglected as an Artist
B2: JK – Being neglected as an artist (rare SUN reCALL miX - .WS reMINDER)
Short Info:
Next up on LOVEiT is head honcho JK himself, presenting a fine Reminiscence to 90s french house on the A1.
With his remix, italian Jo Pariota transforms the title track into a veritable detroit house groover by adding warm pads and driving hats.
JKs B1 is a moody deephouse affair including jazzy keys and a thought provoking spoken word sample by a certain saturn-visiting cosmic poet.
The Rare Sun Recall Mix by .WS takes you places: riding out on an uptempo tribal beat, it slowly starts to fall apart before vanishing into ambient bliss.
- morri313
Early Feedback:
Lay Far (Atjazz Record Company / Local Talk / 4 Lux)
Congrats on the release! Loving the "Being Neglected As An Artist"
Wicked shuffle and mood.
Rainer Trüby (Compost)
"Being Neglected As An Artist" is right up my street, loving the deep chords and harmonies. Also feeling the Jo Pariota Remix. Will surely support this.”
Moomin (Wolf Music / SmallVille)
Great record - I like it a lot!
Roman Rauch (Life is or living / Secret crunch)
Just when I thought what happened to the LOVEiT posse this lovely release comes around. From the banging vibes on „Reminiscence“ to the deeper than deep vibes on “being neglected as an artist“ this ep has it all! thanks guys.
Nasty Boy (Säkho)
“It's a great ep! really, there is something that remember me the "French touch" about the A side, but the B2 track is my favorite, really nice piece of electronic music.”
Bryan Kessler (Numbers/ Cómeme / Get Physical)
“Hot release by my man Robin Who I know for years and also his music. This is straightly on point, I like the housy grooves and this excellent bongo rhythm. perfect for a sunday at pbar”
Tim Toh (Nervous Records / Philpot)
“Listening to JK‘s debut, one notices the efforts he put in to craft this well thought out tracks, even can sense a tribute to the predecessors of the so called „Stuttgart Sound“ of house music.
Bravo!”
ManooZ (Morris Audio / Housewax / Beste Modus)
“Love the whole ep. Straight up forward moving house tunes, modern sounding but with the feel of the good ol' days..."
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A1: JK – Reminiscence
A2: JK – Reminiscence (Jo Pariota Remix)
B1: JK – Being neglected as an Artist
B2: JK – Being neglected as an artist (rare SUN reCALL miX - .WS reMINDER)
Short Info:
Next up on LOVEiT is head honcho JK himself, presenting a fine Reminiscence to 90s french house on the A1.
With his remix, italian Jo Pariota transforms the title track into a veritable detroit house groover by adding warm pads and driving hats.
JKs B1 is a moody deephouse affair including jazzy keys and a thought provoking spoken word sample by a certain saturn-visiting cosmic poet.
The Rare Sun Recall Mix by .WS takes you places: riding out on an uptempo tribal beat, it slowly starts to fall apart before vanishing into ambient bliss.
- morri313
Early Feedback:
Lay Far (Atjazz Record Company / Local Talk / 4 Lux)
Congrats on the release! Loving the "Being Neglected As An Artist"
Wicked shuffle and mood.
Rainer Trüby (Compost)
"Being Neglected As An Artist" is right up my street, loving the deep chords and harmonies. Also feeling the Jo Pariota Remix. Will surely support this.”
Moomin (Wolf Music / SmallVille)
Great record - I like it a lot!
Roman Rauch (Life is or living / Secret crunch)
Just when I thought what happened to the LOVEiT posse this lovely release comes around. From the banging vibes on „Reminiscence“ to the deeper than deep vibes on “being neglected as an artist“ this ep has it all! thanks guys.
Nasty Boy (Säkho)
“It's a great ep! really, there is something that remember me the "French touch" about the A side, but the B2 track is my favorite, really nice piece of electronic music.”
Bryan Kessler (Numbers/ Cómeme / Get Physical)
“Hot release by my man Robin Who I know for years and also his music. This is straightly on point, I like the housy grooves and this excellent bongo rhythm. perfect for a sunday at pbar”
Tim Toh (Nervous Records / Philpot)
“Listening to JK‘s debut, one notices the efforts he put in to craft this well thought out tracks, even can sense a tribute to the predecessors of the so called „Stuttgart Sound“ of house music.
Bravo!”
ManooZ (Morris Audio / Housewax / Beste Modus)
“Love the whole ep. Straight up forward moving house tunes, modern sounding but with the feel of the good ol' days..."
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Nico Brun - Original Mix
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Nico Brun - JK & LDS Reduction
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Nico Brun - Jo Pariotas Cut
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Nico Brun - A.S.S. Amnesia Returns Mix
Hand-stamped 180g Vinyl
Tracklist:
A1: Original Mix
A2: JK & LDS Reduction
B1: Jo Pariotas Cut
B2: A.S.S. Amnesia Returns Mix
Short Info:
This record comes with a version for every time and mood of a club night: Jo Pariotas Cut of the Original Mix is the ideal warm up tune. Flowing on a synthline that calls Mike Huckabys Waldorf to mind, it is sweet and driving at the same time. The Original Mix by LOVEiTs own Nico Brun might be called „Casual Affair“, but comes rolling on a phat wonky rhode that brings the groove! Between the crunchy drums, a relaxed vocal snipped and warm synth unfold like the first rays of sunlight. The JK & LDS reduction is punchy, minimal and dubby - with its pull and release kind of melody and the stuttered vocal sample it works perfect as a peak time DJ tool. Finally, the A.S.S. Amnesia returns Mix is something else entirely… you just have to experience it in its full 8 min breakbeat Aphex Twin-like glory.
- morri313
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Tracklist:
A1: Original Mix
A2: JK & LDS Reduction
B1: Jo Pariotas Cut
B2: A.S.S. Amnesia Returns Mix
Short Info:
This record comes with a version for every time and mood of a club night: Jo Pariotas Cut of the Original Mix is the ideal warm up tune. Flowing on a synthline that calls Mike Huckabys Waldorf to mind, it is sweet and driving at the same time. The Original Mix by LOVEiTs own Nico Brun might be called „Casual Affair“, but comes rolling on a phat wonky rhode that brings the groove! Between the crunchy drums, a relaxed vocal snipped and warm synth unfold like the first rays of sunlight. The JK & LDS reduction is punchy, minimal and dubby - with its pull and release kind of melody and the stuttered vocal sample it works perfect as a peak time DJ tool. Finally, the A.S.S. Amnesia returns Mix is something else entirely… you just have to experience it in its full 8 min breakbeat Aphex Twin-like glory.
- morri313
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180g Vinyl
Tracklist:
A1. lds - 909 To Heaven
A2. lds - Snares, Kicks & Rhodes
B1. Nico Brun - Untitled
B2. Nico Brun & lds - End Monologue
Shortinfo:
The motorcity boys are back with LOVEiT003 a fresh sounding 4 tracker strongly reflecting the diversity of styles found at their parties. lds kicks thing off with 909 To Heaven, a jacking and balearic workout with a rootstrax, Chicago style bassline keeping the floor hypnotised until the small hours of the morning.
Snares, Kicks & Rhodes is a more laid back jam. Lazy warm pads and a slow winding sub bass rise and fall intermittently only to be interrupted by a lo-fi distorted bass that snaps you right out of that trance.
Nico Brun opens the flip side with an absolute banger, hazily reminiscent of that 90's warehouse rave.
lds and Nico Brun close the EP with an atmospheric collaboration perfect to start or end the night with.
Splashy beats keep up the footwork whilst pulsating synth sounds slowly wind together and drop with a beautifully crafted sample that's guaranteed to bring some sexyness back to the dance floor.
This EP will definitely be a regular addition to your record bag to spread those warm summer party sounds. - Bruno Farace
Early Support:
XDB (Echochord / Dolly): "Debut ep? Congrats! End Monologue is my favourite."
Borrowed Identity (Osgut Ton / Mistress): "Killer EP Boys!!!"
Lady Blacktronika (Underground Quality):
"Really digging this EP. Loving the deep uptempo vibes. It will def get some play out of me. Full support."
Schmutz (4lux / Dirt Crew): "I liked the first track best. Good ep, would love a promo!"
K' Alexi Shelby (Trax / K-Klassik):
"I think it shows promise & already looking forward for just what's coming next so keep it up."
ManooZ (Housewax / Morris Audio): "Absolute killer EP, this is how rugged House & Techno has to sound like 2016! A2 is my fav, but they're all dope."
Nasty Boy (Underground Ltd / 12Records):
"My favourites are 909 To Heaven and End Monologue, a lot of great vibe on this EP!"
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Tracklist:
A1. lds - 909 To Heaven
A2. lds - Snares, Kicks & Rhodes
B1. Nico Brun - Untitled
B2. Nico Brun & lds - End Monologue
Shortinfo:
The motorcity boys are back with LOVEiT003 a fresh sounding 4 tracker strongly reflecting the diversity of styles found at their parties. lds kicks thing off with 909 To Heaven, a jacking and balearic workout with a rootstrax, Chicago style bassline keeping the floor hypnotised until the small hours of the morning.
Snares, Kicks & Rhodes is a more laid back jam. Lazy warm pads and a slow winding sub bass rise and fall intermittently only to be interrupted by a lo-fi distorted bass that snaps you right out of that trance.
Nico Brun opens the flip side with an absolute banger, hazily reminiscent of that 90's warehouse rave.
lds and Nico Brun close the EP with an atmospheric collaboration perfect to start or end the night with.
Splashy beats keep up the footwork whilst pulsating synth sounds slowly wind together and drop with a beautifully crafted sample that's guaranteed to bring some sexyness back to the dance floor.
This EP will definitely be a regular addition to your record bag to spread those warm summer party sounds. - Bruno Farace
Early Support:
XDB (Echochord / Dolly): "Debut ep? Congrats! End Monologue is my favourite."
Borrowed Identity (Osgut Ton / Mistress): "Killer EP Boys!!!"
Lady Blacktronika (Underground Quality):
"Really digging this EP. Loving the deep uptempo vibes. It will def get some play out of me. Full support."
Schmutz (4lux / Dirt Crew): "I liked the first track best. Good ep, would love a promo!"
K' Alexi Shelby (Trax / K-Klassik):
"I think it shows promise & already looking forward for just what's coming next so keep it up."
ManooZ (Housewax / Morris Audio): "Absolute killer EP, this is how rugged House & Techno has to sound like 2016! A2 is my fav, but they're all dope."
Nasty Boy (Underground Ltd / 12Records):
"My favourites are 909 To Heaven and End Monologue, a lot of great vibe on this EP!"
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suolcity - november
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suolcity - early morning jam
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suolcity - rush
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suolcity - rush harder
180g Vinyl
Tracklist:
A1. November A2. Early Morning Jam B1. Rush B2. Rush Harder
Shortinfo:
The second "LOVEiT" press comes right in time for the festival season and for dusty basements too. SUOLCITY is a young producer from Stuttgart, the spot for house business again. Probably he felt it already as intern at "rocker 33", the club such as Panorama Bar and Robert Johnson. How else could you explain the B-Side "Rush", you had to feel this dubby, gritty bassline.
Not hard enough - so maybe "Rush Harder", you can have it all. But still, Stuttgart is heart and soul for some Hip Hop generations, the SUOLCITY is no exception here. The second track might be called/used as "Early Morning Jam", but you can hear this jazzy attitude of some Hip Hop jams and you will love it. "November" delivers great atmosphere with groovy chords and bumpy drums for your deep moments. All in one - great homage to the best side of the 90s! - Prinz Eugen
Early Support:
Borrowed Identity (Quintessentials / Ostgut Ton): Rush - Evil dance floor weapon!
Lay-Far (Local Talk): I love the Early Morning Jam!
Peter Clamat (Big Bait Records): Early Morning Jam is my favorite.
Tim Toh (Mild Pitch / Philpot): Lovely to hear some new stuff on LOVEiT. These guys keepin' it raw and underground. This 12" consists of stompers and dreamers. At the most i´m a dreamer, therefore "early morning jam" is the one for me.
Rainer Trüby (!K7 / Compost): A great release from Suolcity here. Especially diggin´the 2 slower jams "November" and the "Early Morning Jam". Tasty! Full support!
Leif Müller (Coccoon / Relax2000): High quality EP! Timeless sound from Suolcity, love his productions since years. Early Morning Jam is my favorite.
Diego Krause (Unison Wax / Beste Modus): Rush is definitely my favorite, nice and pumping!
Jeremy Underground (My Love Is Underground): "B1 for me, looking forward to try it in clubs!"
ManooZ ( Housewax / Morris Audio): "Killer EP here, Early Morning Jam is damn sexy and Rush will damage the dance floors. Full support!"
Roman Rauch (Philpot / Quintessentials): Bangin' drums and smashin' chords, definitely gonna do proper damage to the dancefloor!! well done again guys!!!!!
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Tracklist:
A1. November A2. Early Morning Jam B1. Rush B2. Rush Harder
Shortinfo:
The second "LOVEiT" press comes right in time for the festival season and for dusty basements too. SUOLCITY is a young producer from Stuttgart, the spot for house business again. Probably he felt it already as intern at "rocker 33", the club such as Panorama Bar and Robert Johnson. How else could you explain the B-Side "Rush", you had to feel this dubby, gritty bassline.
Not hard enough - so maybe "Rush Harder", you can have it all. But still, Stuttgart is heart and soul for some Hip Hop generations, the SUOLCITY is no exception here. The second track might be called/used as "Early Morning Jam", but you can hear this jazzy attitude of some Hip Hop jams and you will love it. "November" delivers great atmosphere with groovy chords and bumpy drums for your deep moments. All in one - great homage to the best side of the 90s! - Prinz Eugen
Early Support:
Borrowed Identity (Quintessentials / Ostgut Ton): Rush - Evil dance floor weapon!
Lay-Far (Local Talk): I love the Early Morning Jam!
Peter Clamat (Big Bait Records): Early Morning Jam is my favorite.
Tim Toh (Mild Pitch / Philpot): Lovely to hear some new stuff on LOVEiT. These guys keepin' it raw and underground. This 12" consists of stompers and dreamers. At the most i´m a dreamer, therefore "early morning jam" is the one for me.
Rainer Trüby (!K7 / Compost): A great release from Suolcity here. Especially diggin´the 2 slower jams "November" and the "Early Morning Jam". Tasty! Full support!
Leif Müller (Coccoon / Relax2000): High quality EP! Timeless sound from Suolcity, love his productions since years. Early Morning Jam is my favorite.
Diego Krause (Unison Wax / Beste Modus): Rush is definitely my favorite, nice and pumping!
Jeremy Underground (My Love Is Underground): "B1 for me, looking forward to try it in clubs!"
ManooZ ( Housewax / Morris Audio): "Killer EP here, Early Morning Jam is damn sexy and Rush will damage the dance floors. Full support!"
Roman Rauch (Philpot / Quintessentials): Bangin' drums and smashin' chords, definitely gonna do proper damage to the dancefloor!! well done again guys!!!!!
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UPC: 827170571266 Releasedate 12.1.2015
Tracklist:
A: Nico Brun - Deeper (Original Mix)
B1: Nico Brun - Deeper (Nick Beringer Dub)
B2: Nico Brun - Bobb (Original Mix)
Shortinfo:
These guys definitely know what they mean by "love it" and the Motor City gets new names again. Stuttgarts Nico Brun shows with his debut "Deeper EP" the young hearts' passion for house music. The title track rolls warm through your mind and hypnotizes with the prayer to house. "Bobbs" bassline just makes you move, there is no excuse, the best name for 4x4 madness. Nick Beringers dubby touch perfectly leads the night in the morning light.
Chicago, Paris or Stuttgart, no matter where you are - you will love it.
- Prinz Eugen -
Early Feedback:
Borrowed Identity (Ostgut Ton / Quintessentials): Deeper - Killer track!
S3A (Faces / Phonogramme): The Nick Beringer Dubs is for me the one!
Roman Rauch (Philpot / Quintessentials): Nick Beringer Dub - Bomb!
Georg Levin (Sonar Kollektiv): Congrats, good stuff! Takes me right back to the days..
Roger23 (Playhouse): Massive House bomb from Stuggi with a great devotion to the good old NY-House-days without copy and paste feeling ... How Romanthony already said: ... listen and understand ...
Till Krüger (200 / Cocoon): Cool track! Good vibes from you guys! Good luck for you guys. U R good guys!
Leif Müller (Cocoon): Nice first release from the LOVEiT Crew. Some classic and rough Chicago House tracks on this EP. Excited about the the next one already.
Rubinskee (liebe*detail): All tracks are special but deeper is the one or me, it's perfect for that time of the night when everybody has to dance without any distractions!
Tanzlife (Local Talk): Nice EP, Good Job!
Niko Nastyboy (SHIFT LTD): Really nice EP, I love Bobb and Deeper remix, 2 strong tracks with a touch of the 90s!
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Tracklist:
A: Nico Brun - Deeper (Original Mix)
B1: Nico Brun - Deeper (Nick Beringer Dub)
B2: Nico Brun - Bobb (Original Mix)
Shortinfo:
These guys definitely know what they mean by "love it" and the Motor City gets new names again. Stuttgarts Nico Brun shows with his debut "Deeper EP" the young hearts' passion for house music. The title track rolls warm through your mind and hypnotizes with the prayer to house. "Bobbs" bassline just makes you move, there is no excuse, the best name for 4x4 madness. Nick Beringers dubby touch perfectly leads the night in the morning light.
Chicago, Paris or Stuttgart, no matter where you are - you will love it.
- Prinz Eugen -
Early Feedback:
Borrowed Identity (Ostgut Ton / Quintessentials): Deeper - Killer track!
S3A (Faces / Phonogramme): The Nick Beringer Dubs is for me the one!
Roman Rauch (Philpot / Quintessentials): Nick Beringer Dub - Bomb!
Georg Levin (Sonar Kollektiv): Congrats, good stuff! Takes me right back to the days..
Roger23 (Playhouse): Massive House bomb from Stuggi with a great devotion to the good old NY-House-days without copy and paste feeling ... How Romanthony already said: ... listen and understand ...
Till Krüger (200 / Cocoon): Cool track! Good vibes from you guys! Good luck for you guys. U R good guys!
Leif Müller (Cocoon): Nice first release from the LOVEiT Crew. Some classic and rough Chicago House tracks on this EP. Excited about the the next one already.
Rubinskee (liebe*detail): All tracks are special but deeper is the one or me, it's perfect for that time of the night when everybody has to dance without any distractions!
Tanzlife (Local Talk): Nice EP, Good Job!
Niko Nastyboy (SHIFT LTD): Really nice EP, I love Bobb and Deeper remix, 2 strong tracks with a touch of the 90s!
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