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Deep House 2000 UK (MINT)

Now here's an absolute romp from LNS & DJ Sotofett. This has big room appeal, but not in a commercial way - think big massive warehouse space where dancers clench teeth when a monumental bassline finally kicks in. Static beats leave all modulation to gritty fist pumping stabs, and a breakdown with filtered halftime arpeggio only breaks ice with a proper drob followed by "club wonderland" type pads. B-Side's "Buzzy Breaker" by DJ Sotofett is polyrhythmic Techno that for its first half consists of a kick, stab and dubs only. Passing the tracks waist it fully transforms into big system Breakbeat with incoming pads sounding like a harmonic locomotive rushing by juxtaposed bars. After a junglized breakdown all elements are bombastically sown together manifesting the repetitive elements of both A & B Side cuts as simply deep and deadly. T THIS 12" IS CUT WITH LOUD VOLUME FOR EXCELLENT CLUB USE!

A1 –Eleanore Mills Same Routine A2 –Unknown Artist End Of Time B1 –Unknown Artist Teach The People B2 –Unknown Artist I Got Something

Clive From Accounts

This is the brand new sublabel of HOTMIX Records, runned by Nick Anthony Simoncino! The first release comes from Shin Watanabe. Propper Classic House Music!

Japan will always be a source of great wonderment to us over the rest, as well as being a hugely inspirational land when it comes to all manner of cultures. Take electronic music, and specifically house and techno, which have always had their own distinctive take on the genre and that is now tapped into as Alex From Tokyo Presents Japan Vibrations Vol. 1, a tasteful compilation that transports you to the Far East and some of its finest moments from the 80s and 90s. Each tune comes from a trailblazer of the time and elements of ambient, downtempo, dub, world beats, deep house, new jazz and techno are all fused together into a faultless and tasteful collection.

The French pop scene is vast and full of treasures but Claude Francois is one of its more mysterious and mythical characters. He was active on the scene from the 60s until he was taken away too soon in a sad domestic accident in 1978 having been a trained percussionist and something of a teenage sensation. He sure did know how to write some killer grooves, though, and in fact co-wrote and sang the original version of what would become 'My Way,' no less. This one, 'Alexandrie Alexandra' was recorded in October 1977 and now gets some special reruns from the one and only Dimitri From Paris who brings the joyous disco goodness.

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JC Lodge