Nuances de Nuit 黑胶唱片和CD

Review: The Nuances De Nuit series has been steady truckin' in the deep and tech house department since 2019. The label made its first move beyond various artist 12"s last time with a drop from T. Jacques, but now they're back to their showcase standard with this plentiful spread. Man / Ipulate leads in with the sultry, organ-led early 90s house stylings of 'Why Don't You Move', which sets up Yamen & EDA perfectly for the similarly styled, slightly ravier 'Spectraculaire'. Don't overlook the woozy magic of Cosmic JD's 'Modal Injury', which might well be the best joint on this EP of classy vibe tweakers

Review: The second volume of Nuances De Nuit brings together another choice cast of producers operating in the contemporary deep house scene. Politics Of Dancing are always to be trusted to kick a record off in style, and they do so with aplomb here on the heady melodic rush of "When The Morning Comes" before Akyra takes things in a crafty, playful and heftily swinging direction on "Rizla". Karaba's "Floating Mind" hovers in a psychedelic space shaped out by expressive synth shapes and anchored by a rubbery bassline and stout house beat. Cosmic JD and Zenta complete the record with "Spencer Landoff", another cheeky diversion into the alternate dimension of the late night / early morning scene.