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Review: Commencing the new Italian imprint Frole in style, Danny Ward, better known as Dubble D, is presenting his Moodymanc alias in a convoluted artist mix up that needn't raise concerns about the quality of house music contained within. "ZZZ" is pared right down to a minimal hum, with just the bare essentials of drums at work while developed content thrums away at the core of the track for those that listen closely enough. Volta Cab brings a much bigger sound to the remix, slapping some chunky chords and choice bleeps over the top and beefing the drums up no end. "Akom" returns to more restrained tones, with plenty of space for vocal snippets to echo in and pristinely arranged drums, while "Inc" warms things up a treat with chord-infected smooth house tones and a much breezier outlook overall.
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Review: Swinging minimal record with a brilliant groove. Less UK house, more techno. A good choice comes very highly recommended!
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KARO ZWO aka CAB DRIVERS
Zwo Fremde (coloured vinyl 12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: CAB 50. Rel: 07 Nov 17
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: Although best known these days as Cab Drivers, Berlin's Daniel Paul and Jens "DJ Zky" Augustowsky have been working together under different aliases since 1994. Karo was one of their earliest aliases, with the Zwo 12" - in which "Zwo Fremde" originally appeared - slipping out in 1995. It's good to see the track getting a second airing, because it's arguably one of the finest tech-house tracks of all time. Loopy, hypnotic, tracky and blessed with some wonderful cyclical synth motifs, it feels like the missing link between Detroit-influenced UK tech-house of that period and the more dub-focused sound of Berlin. This time round it's accompanied by the specially recorded "Backside 50", a similarly slick, melodious and locked-in cut bristling with spacey pads, darting acid bass and intergalactic electronics.
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Review: Jason Chance got his break on Great Stuff this year with this enticing little EP - it's only one track and two remixes but man, it's pretty tasty! Chance's "Zulu Shuffle" is a tech-house fuelled thumper, complete with electro-reminiscent stabs and an almost trancey vibe. Ant Brooks turns it into a grinding, clicking Radio Slave kinda tune on the B and is followed by Collective Machine's big room, drum-frenzied house bomb!
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Review: Toolroom welcomes exciting new prospect Max Chapman to their flagship label. He burst onto the scene three years ago with great releases on Elrow, Snatch, Viva and Lost. He teams up with up and coming maestro George Smeddles here for two quality jams on this great EP. "Zulu" on the A side is the kind of rolling and funky tech house that just reeks of White Isle hedonism and will appeal to fans of Lost, Material Series or Knee Deep in Sound. On the flip "Charger" will absolutely blow the doors off any venue with its pounding groove and wall of bass which you could imagine Marco Carola or Paco Osuna playing at peak time in the main room.
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Review: Eight years after Teufelswerk, an album in which Hell called up giants like Bryan Ferry and P Diddy for creative adventures, International Deejay Gigolo Hell presents his fifth album Zukunftmusik. A much more personal affair, written and created with Peter Kruder, the album takes a deep dive into Hell's psyche. His inspirations, fears and fascinations all laid bare as we glide and slide from the poignant ballad of "Anywhere Anytime" to sinewy, sinister 6am acid ("Guede") via orchestrated cinematic synthesis ("K House" and "Inferno") to strident slices of evocative and highly narrative house music such as "Wild At Art". Hewn together with shades of experimentation and timeless pop science, Hell's created something incredibly special here.
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Zukunftsmusik (coloured vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: GIGOLO 302VC. Rel: 19 Jul 17
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: Eight years after Teufelswerk, an album in which Hell called up giants like Bryan Ferry and P Diddy for creative adventures, International Deejay Gigolo Hell presents his fifth album Zukunftmusik. A much more personal affair, written and created with Peter Kruder, the album takes a deep dive into Hell's psyche. His inspirations, fears and fascinations all laid bare as we glide and slide from the poignant ballad of "Anywhere Anytime" to sinewy, sinister 6am acid ("Guede") via orchestrated cinematic synthesis ("K House" and "Inferno") to strident slices of evocative and highly narrative house music such as "Wild At Art". Hewn together with shades of experimentation and timeless pop science, Hell's created something incredibly special here.
… Read morePlayed by: Alexis Le-Tan
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Review: Ripperton's "Zugunruhe", out on Connaisseur Superieur, has support from Jimpster, 3Channels, Laurent Garnier, D'Julz, Kiki, Philip Sherburne, Miss Jools, Fabrice Lig, Gregor Tresher and many more.
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Zug: Reshaped & Remodeled By Ricardo Villalobos & Max Loderbauer (LP + free MP3 download code)
Cat: MM 012LP. Rel: 13 Jun 12
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: EXPERIMENTAL/ELECTRONIC: M=Minimal come through with an excellent vinyl accompaniment to their recent CD of reworkings of Conrad Schnitzler's Zug from Ricardo Villalobos and his Fisherman's Friend, Max Loderbauer. At over 19 minutes, the Aktion remix just about fits on this twelve inch and sees Max and Ric adopt a club ready approach with a stripped back, heads down groove driving forward through a slightly unnerving, guttural re-appropriation of Schnitzler's alien synth textures. Adopting a more ominous and wholly experimental tone, the Sorgenkind mix sounds vaguely like a heavy breathing bull pondering the surrounding expanses of shifting dronal textures as you wait in vain for anything approaching a beat to surface. Download codes are included.
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Review: The Funke man returns with his first 12" for Kompakt in over a decade! German producer Sascha Funke has a long and productive relationship with the Cologne outpost dating back to the Compass 12" issued through the label in 1999, and lately this has manifested itself through Saschienne. The ongoing music project between Funke and wife Julienne Dessagne, Saschienne 2012 LP was full of deep, sweeping techno and it's an approach he takes with this Zug Un Zug 12". The title cut is pure Funke, gradually building from just a few elements into a hugely dramatic dancefloor epic themed around perfectly placed piano chords. It is complemented well by the more urgent drive of "Alles In Allem" made all the more distinctive by some bizarro, almost Giallo synths.
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Review: The little-known Traffic Records are a curious bunch, blending intriguing inner labels, adorned with various art styles, with gregarious dance music. Based in Frankfurt, they always set out to do justice to their homedown, sourcing local artists almost exclusively. New signee Mayell chucks cut-up vocoders and street-traffic basses into a beguiling stew, producing four cuts that would sound right at home in a modern-day spy thriller.
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Review: Romanian producer Adrian Niculae hasn't pulled up many trees in his short production career, but his name has turned some heads thanks to this 2-tracker for All Inn Black. Both "Morning Haze" and "Spiritu Haret" fuse stark, hypnotic, minimalist rhythms with beautiful and engaging musical elements. "Morning Haze", for example, benefits from the combination of deep chord stabs and loose, additional percussion. "Spiritu Haret", on the other hand, has a breaksy shuffle and muted riffs that sound like filtered horn hits. Throughout, there's much warmth, something often lacking from similarly stripped-back productions.
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Review: King Unique have cemented a fantastic reputation for themselves over the last few years having made some seminal tracks for labels like Boys Own. Now they have their own brand - Curfew, named after the regular club nights that they put on up and down the country. The first release - "To The Left" got massive acclaim and huge amounts of DJ play. This follow up release under their alter ego - Kupon is also a killer. This has been caned now for a long time since before the Summer by the likes of Pete Tong and Fergie from early CD promos. The two tracks which are both variations on a theme are simply devastating. The A side "Zoom In" starts with its chugging bassline and spacey percussion before building and dropping into some seriously powerful synth edits. The flip side varies the theme slightly with a harder approach and powerful synths. This record has very serious potential and will crossover into many different genres.
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Review: TAFKAMP is the alias of the Dutch producer and DJ formerly known as Minister President. A prominent figure in the Rotterdam scene, he's primarily known for his rough hardware jammy cuts, a trend which continues on this very latest EP 'Zonegrens'. Rotterdam Electronix label don DJ Overdose sees to a seleccy of five pieces straight from the cutting room floor, delivering nothing short of gritty toothcuttery. Two downtown city hubbubers helm up the A-side, before we are thrown aside by 'Bad Dream Tuesday, which hears a sudden foray into tundric dream-techno.
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in the fertile minimal techno scene of their adopted hometown, London. Their energetic DJ sets at Fesh are the stuff of local legend.
Their productions, meanwhile, have seen them gain notoriety around the world.
Now Italoboyz consolidate their position as dancefloor alchemists par excellence with a 12 inch for Berlin's Get Physical.
'Zinga' is every bit as hot as its title implies, and once again proves Italoboyz' knack for sourcing sounds usually foreign to the club
and then making the club wholeheartedly rock to them.
… Read morein the fertile minimal techno scene of their adopted hometown, London. Their energetic DJ sets at Fesh are the stuff of local legend.
Their productions, meanwhile, have seen them gain notoriety around the world.
Now Italoboyz consolidate their position as dancefloor alchemists par excellence with a 12 inch for Berlin's Get Physical.
'Zinga' is every bit as hot as its title implies, and once again proves Italoboyz' knack for sourcing sounds usually foreign to the club
and then making the club wholeheartedly rock to them.
Played by: Robert Hood
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Cat: EF 28. Rel: 12 Nov 10
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: Following his recent appearance on DFA, Ricardo Villalobos turns in a suitably epic remix for Endless Flight in the first of two Moebius & Neumeier retweak twelve inches from the Japanese label. To set the scene, Dieter .Cluster' Moebius & Manfred .Guru Guru' Neumeier collaborated with Kraftwerk drummer Conny Plank in 1983 on Zero Set, an album of lean electronic experimentalism. A subsequent Zero Set album from Moebius & Neumeier was recorded in 2007 as tribute to Plank who had passed away some 20 years earlier. And whilst the first album has been treated to several reissues over the years, a blanket of rarity cloaks the second album, with it not being readily available outside of Japan, thus rendering a comparison of the album version of "Mango Solo" and Villalobos' epic reworking somewhat impossible. Clocking in at nearly 34 minutes over two sides of vinyl, this is classic Villalobos built around fluttering percussion, breathy discordant textures and the repetition of "one, two, three".
… Read morePlayed by: Kone-R (Uncharted Audio), DoubtingThomas
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Zero Market EP (Etienne mix) (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: EYA 009. Rel: 11 May 20
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: The heat just keeps coming from the EYA camp as they swiftly follow up LONEWOLF 003 with this crucial care package from Kiev's Zolaa. Moody atmospheres abound on the stripped and stalking electro opener "Silver Needle, Golden Pain" before giving way to the decidedly cheekier acid snapper "Noctivagant". "Horiy Spokiy" broadens the remit of the record too, taking on a widescreen sound that takes in rich layers of melodic counterpoint to create a vivid soundscape that still kicks in all the right places. Then Etienne drops in a remix for the B2 which shakes things up with some breezy, feel good chords to counteract the punchy thrust of the drums.
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Review: Quirky and lo-fi minimal moods from the Pirka label, successfully blending four tracks from various artists in their repertoire as far-flung as speed garage, deep house, and broken beat. Glitchingly restless come tracks like Hendriks Toth's 'Pescado Y Limon' and Jorge Savoretti & Lulla's 'Zoot', both of which we consider to be highlights thanks to their impressively slick and agile production quality and swing. The tunes by Guy From Downstairs and Unknown Collective are no less beguiling, spanning crossrhythmic pulses to speedy hat-clap hypnotizers.
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… Read morePlayed by: Titonton Duvante (Residual)
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Zenit Nocturn EP (180 gram blue white marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: BLEUCIEL 002. Rel: 16 Oct 14
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: Operating in the fertile Romanian minimal scene, it's been a strong couple of years for Sepp since first appearing with Nu Zau on UVAR and BP Mind Series. Both tracks on the Zenit Nocturn EP are loaded with subliminal drums and subtle slithers of atmospherics, finding their groove and sticking to it like glue. "La Inceptuil Serilor" falls with a delicate poise, letting the finest traces of melody leave the soul hanging in the background of the track so the drums can do their thing uninterrupted. On the flip "Cetind Pe Baudelaire" gets just a shade chunkier although the beats stay firmly in the softer end of the production spectrum, calling out to the most patient and poised of DJs to get deep on these long form tracks.
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Review: Poker Flat proudly welcomes Raudive (aka Oliver Ho) with his amazing "Zeitgeist EP"! Oliver Ho has been one of the most creative producers on the electronic circuit for more than ten years now. He has been exploring techno and house in their many different styles. Since 2006 Oliver has been releasing as Raudive focusing more on the dancefloor, but incorporating his explorations of dark and experimental electronic music. The result is a still dark with an amazingly hypnotic blend of techy house-music that always comes paired with a funky attitude. "Zeitgeist" is a dark manic and hypnotic, but irresistibly funky track, that will fully unfold his magic on the dancefloor.
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Review: Another floor shaker. A pure Swiss product, Ripperton teams up with Agnes. Ripperton is already known for his project, Lazy Fat People, while Agnes is responsible for numerous critically acclaimed releases. They met at a party in Geneva, where both were invited to DJ, and the two danced as much behind the decks as the crowd did on the floor. The two thought they could have just as much fun in the studio, and that's exactly what happened.
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Chris TIETJEN / VARIOUS
Zehn: The Cocoon Retrospective (mixed CD)
Cat: CORMIX 049 . Rel: 15 Apr 15
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: Chris Tietjen has long been a valued member of the Cocoon family, and mixed his first CD for the Frankfurt-based label way back in 2006. Here he celebrates a decade of collaboration with a tenth and apparently final mix for the imprint. Partly designed as a look back over the label's releases over the past 10 years, Zehn comes across like a labour of love. Densely packed with tracks - he impressively squeezes some 36 selections into 70 minutes, showcasing work from a veritable who's who of techno talent - it offers a typically fluid, atmospheric, late night-friendly chug through tech-house, minimal and European after-party hypnotism.
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Review: 'Zebra' is a smashing Smoke release which is already played by big DJs at all the big parties and festivals.
Numerous DJs love this record and responses are very positive. 'Zebra' also has a lot of positive references
from the international music magazines, such as 365-Mag, DJ-Broadcast and many more. With a splendid
remix from Tim J this record is a must-play for all DJs around the world.
… Read moreNumerous DJs love this record and responses are very positive. 'Zebra' also has a lot of positive references
from the international music magazines, such as 365-Mag, DJ-Broadcast and many more. With a splendid
remix from Tim J this record is a must-play for all DJs around the world.
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Review: Joe Montana aka Edoardo Fatovich is an Italian musician, DJ and producer who has been releasing music since 1993 across many seminal and now defunct labels - but more recently on Mindshake, 8bit and Claque Musique. Presenting the fifth release on fellow Italian imprint Pick.Sel here, we aren't sure whether these are some more unearthed gems from Fatovich archives or freshly made creations, but that's exactly our point - this is some timeless music on offer here. The A side features the emotive minimal tech house trip "Nute50" which could call comparisons to like minded legends such as Stewart S Walker or Akufen's earliest output. On the flip, "Little Ur Ex" is an exercise in reduced boompty business - the kind of micro-house that was popular in the mid noughties.
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Review: The Botanic Minds stable continue to inject the vague framework of minimal club music with some colour and sass with this excellent EP from Romanian mainstay Sepp. 'Fluturul' is a perfect 10-minute escapade with a seriously funky bassline and dreamy but snappy melodic hooks on top to carry you away in a reverie of sunkissed psychedelia. 'Vulturul' takes things in a deeper direction without losing the panache and personality that made the A side a winner. 'Si Gaita' seals the deal with a sundown delight that weaves together more of those interlocking melodic lines to get bodies shaking in an effortless, day-into-night fashion that spells out a long and fruity session ahead.
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Review: Ukranian label Propaganda has made great strides since launching in early 2015. They've previously put out a quartet of quietly impressive 12" singles, and here unleash their most extensive release yet: a double-pack compilation of previously unreleased cuts from their current roster of artists. There's naturally much to admire, from the wobble bass, relentless beats and hushed Rich Medina vocals of Mateo Papachioli's "Journeyman", and bass-heavy, dub-flecked broken techno of Nastia's "Safari", to the bouncy beats and ghostly vocal samples of Yate's undeniably epic "Tooman". NSD's similarly lengthy closer "A Story Behind Everything", which reminded us a little of Don't DJ's recent album on Berceuse Heroique, is also rather fine.
… Read morePlayed by: Laura Jones, Alex Font
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Review: Subtlety has always been German label Diynamic's trademark, and on this split release, its artists favour a light touch to seduce their listeners. Hosh & Stimming's "My Shadow" is the most full-on track here, its dubby drums and breathy vocal samples underpinned by grinding bass licks. Without this element, "Shadow" is an innocent sounding, summery house groove in much the same vein as Solomun & DJ Phono's "Ice Cream & Bonus Miles". There, choppy drums and a juddering bassline provide the basis for atmospheric chord sequences. A similar approach is audible on Hosh & Uner's "Sonar", which features innocent vocals, while Stimming & David August's "Sexy Biest" completes this understated release with icy synths and jazzy piano keys set to stripped back drums.
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Review: Minimal house from Romania here! Now that we've got your attention; yes, it's pretty awesome stuff from Colorhadoo, aka Rhadoo under a new alias, and he certainly delivers the goods, also yet again making a transition in his studio prowess. "J Strawberry" is just beyond categorisation really and it's easily one of the most paranoid and sinister soundscapes we've heard of late and we love that kind of stuff! The Christi Cons remix is a welcome dancefloor friendly revision; all deep and hypnotic as you'd expect with an uneasy atmosphere and trademark creepy vocals murmuring in the background.
… Read morePlayed by: Don Crisp, Vinyl Speed Adjust
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Review: Mud Max, part two. Mr Statik and Motek are about to have their international breakthrough. At this year's Sonar Festival the two boys from Athens performed live at the Raum Club, one of the trendiest locations in BCN, together with Mathew Jonson's Wagon Repair Crew. At the Loveparade in Berlin Mr Statik, along with the Balkon Records gang, will be present on one of the Parade's underground floors and in 2 other clubs. Recently released: Popnebo & Dadableep "Getting Drunk" with remixes by Mud Max, Dario Zenker and Captain Minus (Balkon 004). And people are loving it: Chris Liebing, Pascal Feos, Lee Van Dowski, Danilo Vigorito, Lee Smith, Sian and many other included tracks by Mud Max in their charts and playlists. Maderfotor are: Daso (MFB/Traum) + Jin Choi. Their debut "Detonation VI" will be released on Ware this August. GummiHz aka Alex Tsotos already released his EP "Select & Bounce" on Mobilée Records.
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Review: Purple Print's musical universe expands once more here with a ninth outing on wax and a fine various artists selection to mark the occasion, with Minube appearing on each of these collabs. It's a wonky and afterparty-tinged minimal jaunt from him in solo mode to open up with as 'Zaha Zhivai' gets you locked into a slinky groove. He then inks with Rebreanu for the marching bleeps and squeaks of 'Bro Disch Tut' and with D I N he makes 'Wormhole', a dry and dusty final tech shuffler before a fine work with Andrey Djackonda in the form of the abstract funk of 'Can't Stop The Time' shuts down.
… Read morePlayed by: Mental Vibe Construction, Man Power
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Review: With only one other release to their name, Loopdeville are back with more ruminations on stripped down and spooky tech house with a hint of breakbeat appreciation running in its veins. "Zafro" lays the uneasy textures on thick while the beat rolls in a perfect cyclical funk that cuts through the horror film tones, although it in no way prepares you for the low slung jazz shuffle of "Strangers". With rumbling bass and scattered flecks of beat, it's a bold creation that still manages to pull everything together into a focused groove. Suciu comes on board for a remix of the title track that breaks the cloud of tense murk and instead lets some sunnier melodies fire chance beams of light into the proceedings.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Loopdeville
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Review: Moscow minimalists BodyParts are back everyone: look out! This time around they've drafted Eric to take up the baton. Who's Eric you say? From what we've found out he's Dmitriev Ernest. a Ukrainian DJ/producer/promoter, based in Odessa and this is his vinyl debut. It's not bad either. Opening up with "Zabava" a deep and percussive bass driven groove for the after-hours (or peak time: minimal style!) he goes ultra deep on the dreamy atmospherics of "Spogad" which is utterly sublime. On the flip, the first track gets a remix by Romanian royalty in the form of SIT aka Vlad Caiu and Cristi Cons, whose deep reductionism works a treat on their club mix of "Zabava" while the dub mix up next is reminiscent of the sombre, stripped back hypnotism of masters such as Baby Ford or Thomas Melchior.
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Review: Paris' Yoyaku imprint serves up yet another edition in its YYY series, courtesy of anonymous artists or alter egos of established ones on the minimal house scene. This is actually the second part in the limited sublabel series, which was inaugurated last year by Difid aka Dakpa from Palma de la Mallorca. Bumpy and looped up house on the hypnotic afterhours tip is the order of the day on "As I Left College" and reminiscent of Derrick Carter's work as Sound Patrol back in the day. The reduced mini-funk of "Don't Fight The Feeling" is perfect after hours fare that will go down a treat on dancefloors as far as Berlin and Bucharest, while "No Wait" (on the flip) goes deeper down the rabbit hole, taking in some even trippier and hypnotic elements than heard heard even earlier.
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Review: Mysteries and rumours still shroud Yoyaku and the identities behind its YYY series. This time we are given a name: Vincen, whose only available details are that he works in the Yoyaku studio. You can tell, too... The second the liquid analogue tones drip and melt over the thundering robust kicks and those sinewy atmospheres whisper into the mix, there's a sense of class and weight that can come from no amateur. The same can be said for the more forthright acid house homage "Fune". Loopy and rolling like DJ Pierre at his prime, this could crumble bare warehouse walls within bars. Long may this mystery continue.
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Review: One day, the tsunami of releases from Yoyaku's YYY series will turn to a steady trickle. As it stands, the Paris-based shop, studio and distribution outfit is riding the wave with all the confidence of a professional surfer. YYY797 is a little more rubbery and elastic in feel than some of the series' recent releases, with "797A" sounding like a contemporary tech-house head's interpretation of early '90s deep house - think bouncy synth-bass, rolling drum machine rhythms, bubbly electronics and dream house style chord progressions. On the flip, "797B" offers a speedier, spacey take on the same track. While similar in feel to the A-side, it also boasts some rather attractive nods towards vintage Motor City techno and early British tech-house.
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Review: Yoyaku Distribution's matter-of-fact YYY series continues to impress, delivering a third "mystery" 12" of the year to date. The un-credited producer gets straight down to business on side A, wrapping darting melodies and liquid electronics around fizzing cymbals, undulating kick drums and warm bass in an outer-space tech-house style. There's a slightly darker and more energy-packed feel to the flipside track, whose staccato percussion hits, restless drum machine handclaps and back-alley stabs sound like they were created with sweaty basement dancefloors in mind (despite the presence of the series' usual fluid chords).
… Read morePlayed by: Akioki, William Caycedo
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Review: Parisian tech-house hub Yoyaku - record store, studio, booking agency and label - has been responsible for a serious amount of music over the last 12 months, most of which has been released on limited-edition, hand-stamped 12" singles with little or no information. Predictably, they've kept the same "mystery" format for this latest vinyl missive. On side one you'll find "398 A", a cyber-sonic tech-house bubbler that wraps ghostly chords and metallic electronics around a rolling rhythm track and mind-altering bassline. On the flip, the un-credited producer continues in a similar vein, coming on like vintage, early 2000s SWAG mixed with the metallic tech-house funk of fellow Parisian label Robsoul Recordings.
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Review: There's been plenty of hype surrounding the YYY Series since it launched earlier this year. So far, information has been limited. We know that the mysterious label is associated with the Paris-based Yoyaku agency and record shop, but not the identities of the producers behind the releases. Still, as long as the quality remains high, few DJs will care. "398A" is a chunky, floor-filling affair, with woozy, Detroit style synth motifs joining forces with a bustling, pleasingly percussive groove. It's not quite deep house, tech-house or techno, but rather something in between. Arguably even better is flipside "398B", whose combination of fluttering synthesizer riffs and two-step influenced deep house beats is both beautiful and floor-friendly.
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