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Deep Inspiration Show 437 "Tribute To Passion"
#Deep House ..... / Jazzy House / Soulful House ...slow jams
tracklist : http://www.deepinspirationshow.de/show-437-tribute-to-passion-by-jazzman/
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Tracklist:
Renato Figoli - Night Express (Sascha Dive's Blue Train Dub)
Saytek - Hyperion Ritual
Sascha Dive - Tribute (Original Version)
Mannmademusic - You Are
Christian Burkhardt - Scream like (Original Mix)
Ilario Liburni - Four Loco (Original Mix)
Einzelkind - Finding Love (Vinyl Edit)
Einzelkind - aka the groove
Ron Deacon - Sunday Walk
W&P Hgg - Long Play
Chaos In The CBD - Luxury Motivation
Nebraska - Little Chan
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Uzu Moon - Sunder, Love
(premiere at EELF 34 minutes ago)Debuting on @fluid_funk with a lush and lax voyage dreamy coastal scapes, Dutch artist @uzumoon dishes out feel-good, Cali-funk-informed vibes by the dozen over the course of four delectably smooth tracks, infused with elements of LA beat, soulful house and post-balearic elevation.
“Sunder, Love” lets off washed-out RnB vibrations over beds of 303-emulating squelch, topped off with a guitar solo a la Santana like you’re chilling out in Venice Beach.
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DKMNTL090 // BSS - Suikerplein EP
a1. Westerpark
a2. Domela
a3. Spaarndammerplantsoen
b1. Box
b2. Scannen
From ecstatic highs and sinister textures to sprawling breaks, tight drum programming and bass-heavy undercurrents, Suikerplein EP is the BSS project touching home base. Though by no means a new face to Dekmantel, it marks the debut of BSS on the Dekmantel Records imprint, following a sonically varied string of releases on labels like Hivern Discs, Kitjen, Church and Honey Soundsystem Records. Mastermind behind BSS is Luigi Vittorio Jansen, initially one half of the long-standing musical project formerly known as Beesmunt Soundsystem. The formation slimmed down from two to one, but Luigi’s drive and creative impulse is brimming with energy — this debut EP from BSS as a one-man venture can only serve as a testament of that. In a sound that has been typically evolving throughout an almost decade-spanning catalog, BSS is more than ever crystallising the distinctive palette that forms the BSS microcosm as we step in today.
This hypnotic, mind-melting realm can feel wonderfully strange and extraterrestrial, yet Suikerplein spirals back close to home: the city of Amsterdam, where Luigi grew up and where the whole Beesmunt journey began. The track titles refer to various pinpoints from Luigi’s youth, from the Spaarndammer neighbourhood and the Westerpark to an oddly intriguing statue of a Dutch social anarchist that’s also found somewhere in Amsterdam’s westside. BSS’s journey may have crossed many physical borders and brought them to DJ booths and record players across the world, Suikerplein reaches back at the cradle of both the project and Luigi himself.
The blissful suspense of ‘Westerpark’ is where things are kicked in motion: spacious, slowly menacing breaks push forward while a deeply resonating bass contrasts the gleaming synths that are draped on top. The suspense is quickly redeemed by the tight, electrifying drum workout of ‘Domela’ — a high-voltage, electrifying crawler with sparks spattering throughout. It leads to a foray into the mesmerising melancholia the ‘Spaarndammerplantsoen’, an emotive joint that hovers between fatalistic and hopeful. On the flip, we return with ‘Box’: a not-to-be-messed-with, metallic-sounding sizzler with roughed-out laser-beam textures and jarring breaks. The curtain call comes from ‘Scannen’, a near spiritual closing with a synthetic chant. It recapitulates the heavily textured, break-filled character of the Suikerplein EP as a whole, and concludes it with a thoroughly cathartic comedown.
Released by: Dekmantel Records dekmantel.com/shop/records/bss-suikerplein-ep
Release date: 24 January 2022
DKMNTL090 // BSS - Suikerplein EP
a1. Westerpark
a2. Domela
a3. Spaarndammerplantsoen
b1. Box
b2. Scannen
From ecstatic highs and sinister textures to sprawling breaks, tight drum programming and bass-heavy undercurrents, Suikerplein EP is the BSS project touching home base. Though by no means a new face to Dekmantel, it marks the debut of BSS on the Dekmantel Records imprint, following a sonically varied string of releases on labels like Hivern Discs, Kitjen, Church and Honey Soundsystem Records. Mastermind behind BSS is Luigi Vittorio Jansen, initially one half of the long-standing musical project formerly known as Beesmunt Soundsystem. The formation slimmed down from two to one, but Luigi’s drive and creative impulse is brimming with energy — this debut EP from BSS as a one-man venture can only serve as a testament of that. In a sound that has been typically evolving throughout an almost decade-spanning catalog, BSS is more than ever crystallising the distinctive palette that forms the BSS microcosm as we step in today.
This hypnotic, mind-melting realm can feel wonderfully strange and extraterrestrial, yet Suikerplein spirals back close to home: the city of Amsterdam, where Luigi grew up and where the whole Beesmunt journey began. The track titles refer to various pinpoints from Luigi’s youth, from the Spaarndammer neighbourhood and the Westerpark to an oddly intriguing statue of a Dutch social anarchist that’s also found somewhere in Amsterdam’s westside. BSS’s journey may have crossed many physical borders and brought them to DJ booths and record players across the world, Suikerplein reaches back at the cradle of both the project and Luigi himself.
The blissful suspense of ‘Westerpark’ is where things are kicked in motion: spacious, slowly menacing breaks push forward while a deeply resonating bass contrasts the gleaming synths that are draped on top. The suspense is quickly redeemed by the tight, electrifying drum workout of ‘Domela’ — a high-voltage, electrifying crawler with sparks spattering throughout. It leads to a foray into the mesmerising melancholia the ‘Spaarndammerplantsoen’, an emotive joint that hovers between fatalistic and hopeful. On the flip, we return with ‘Box’: a not-to-be-messed-with, metallic-sounding sizzler with roughed-out laser-beam textures and jarring breaks. The curtain call comes from ‘Scannen’, a near spiritual closing with a synthetic chant. It recapitulates the heavily textured, break-filled character of the Suikerplein EP as a whole, and concludes it with a thoroughly cathartic comedown.
Released by: Dekmantel Records dekmantel.com/shop/records/bss-suikerplein-ep
Release date: 24 January 2022
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Orange Juice Asia JUICEBOX Episode 038: Complexion
Freshly squeezed by Complexion — a DJ and broadcaster from London best known as the captain of The Future Beats Show @thefuturebeatsshow and Future Wave on BBC 1Xtra.
Freshly squeezed by Complexion — a DJ and broadcaster from London best known as the captain of The Future Beats Show @thefuturebeatsshow and Future Wave on BBC 1Xtra.
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I've been into it since I heard Moroder/Summer I Feel Love on TotP in 1977. I was at Tribal Gathering 94 in Munich, a monumental rave party (Oogle or Ootube it) where Prodigy were one of the live acts.
A lot of contemporary so-call "EDM" is rather insipid, I find. Bland.
What do you think of this old-fashioned, moderately weird take on synth-pop?
A lot of contemporary so-call "EDM" is rather insipid, I find. Bland.
What do you think of this old-fashioned, moderately weird take on synth-pop?
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