Ryan Murgatroyd – Something Said (Ian Pooley Remixes)
Get Physical will end 2017 and start 2018 with two remixes packages that find first Ian Pooley, then Super Flu, rework Ryan Murgatroyd’s essential ‘Something Said’ track from the label’s latest Words Don’t Come Easy compilation.
South African Ryan Murgatroyd is a Cape Town based producer who has amassed a fine discography over the last decade. Now signed to labels like Defected and Get Physical and a regular at Hï Ibiza with Black Coffee, his ‘Something Said’ was a real standout in this year’s compilation, not least for the way its popping drums, lithe percussion and colourful melodies did such a lively dance. At its heart though were the wonderfully pained vocals, courtesy of one of South Africa’s true rising stars, who for now shall remain nameless which were layered over the top of the groove whilst a tumbling bassline helps flesh out the inventive and original sound. This original version is available on both of the remixes packages.
The first package also comes with two remixes from long time Berlin house head, Pooled Music boss and respected producer Ian Pooley. His first fine remix is a full fat house track with vamping chords injecting energy and urgency to the slithering hi hats and mid-tempo kicks. It’s a set building tune that sweeps you up and carries you along before the chords drop out and reveal a pained bassline. The dub mix removes the longing vocals to focus more on the chords and bass and result in a warm and melodic house groove that is effortlessly timeless.
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Ohxalá – Sereias do Planeta Vermelho EP
Artist: Ohxalá
Title: Sereias do Planeta Vermelho EP
Remixes by: Lemurian | MiRET | Rodrigo Gallardo
Cat #: SRMR177
Label: Ready Mix Records
Release Date:
December 11th 2017 (Beatport Exclusive)
December 25th 2017 (Worldwide)
Our penultimate release on Ready Mix for 2017 comes from Portuguese duo Maria and Luis, making their label debut under the “Ohxalá” moniker to present us with their latest triple tracker “Sereias do Planeta Vermelho EP”.
The title track “Sereias do Planeta Vermelho” reflects the pair’s obsession with ancient instruments and traditional sounds from Brazil, Africa, Portugal and beyond. Jungle sounds play with tribal percussion and haunting flutes, punctuated by subtle electronic touches in this hypnotic and idiosyncratic chill-out gem.
Also making his Ready Mix debut, spiritual sonic explorer and maker of “shamanic psychedelia”, Lemurian turns in a scintillating remix, making the most of the exotic parts and adding a few of his own to build a soul-stirring Deep Tech bubbler.
Second original track, “O Barulho do Gizo da Cobra” blends eastern percussion with birdsong and a Brazilian spoken word vocal to create a sumptuous and languid vibe, reminiscent of Thievery Corporation.
On remix duties, nomadic Latin producer MiRET adds a hypnotic hangdrum and some heavier percussion to suit the deepest sunset sessions.
For the final original track “Berimbal Regionau”, Ohxalá once again blend instrumentation from across the globe with somewhat darker electronic touches to create something that sounds almost like acoustic dubstep.
Supplying the final remix of the package, Chilean musician and producer Rodrigo Gallardo takes the track into a flute frenzy over potent organic rhythms and guitars.
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Stan Kolev – Empower
For our next single, we are super excited to present you with a great deep house cracker from none other than Stan Kolev!
With over 92 pages of releases on Traxsource on labels such as Bonzai Progressive, Outta limits, Dutchie Music and more, this
is a producer who needs no further introduction.
His single ‘Empower’ is a powerful and beautifully produced deep house track, perfect for mid or late night sets. A chunky bassline and groovy percussion combine with
jazzy piano chords and sassy vocals to create this great deep house tune. Tripped out arpeggios are introduced later in the track lifting the vibes to the heavens.
Sonic Soul Records owner and manager Rishi K. steps up with the first remix in this pack. His version is created in his typical style, focusing on the melodic elements of the original track and creating a slightly more progressive track.
The third remix in this release is from Bulgarian based deep and progressive house producer Allan Zax. A true progressive masterpiece, his remix gets a groovy bassline going, interstellar SFX and ambience, new vocals and great piano stabs. This remix also focuses on the progressive house elements, and is a driving track sure to get anyone grooving.
Last and not least, Deep Active Sound creates a super deep remix. This remix is bouncy, groovy and just plain delicious. With a classic deep house vibe, this one will definitely be a favorite among deep house heads. The production is spot on, with beautiful sound effects, percussion,lush stabs and pads.
One of our favorite releases of the year, we are sure that you will find something here to enjoy, and play.
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The Foreigners & Shosho – Dreams EP
As a Christmas present to all of you music lovers out there, Submarine Vibes presents a new release called Dreams EP, which includes four dream-like tracks by The Foreigners, a musical duo from Bulgaria, two of which are a collaboration with a Bulgarian producer ShoSho. The mystical and melodic sounds on the tracks are empowered by the binding club groove that will keep your bodies movin’.
The Foreigners caught the public eye, by winning the competition for the remix of the famous Emperor by Ali Love, released on Crosstown Rebels, after which their music appeared on such labels as Dear Deer, NOPRESET, and Audio Tonic Records.
Shosho is recognizable for his collaboration with artists like Metodi Hristov, Ron Costa, Eddy M, and the releases on some of the most established labels such as 303Lovers, Time Has Changed, Lapsus and Set About. The rhythms of the two tracks ShoSho is featured on, have that distinct tech-house signature of his.
The Foreigners (Dear Deer, Crosstown Rebels):
https://soundcloud.com/the_foreigners
https://www.facebook.com/The.Foreigners.Official
ShoSho (Set About, 303Loves, Time Has Changed):
https://soundcloud.com/shoshosetabout
https://www.facebook.com/shoshoofficial
Submarine Vibes:
https://www.soundcloud.com/submarinevibes
https://www.facebook.com/submarinevibes
https://www.instagram.com/submarinevibes
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VA – Winter Sampler 20 Year Compilation (Uniting Souls Music)
Twenty years of Uniting Souls! The Seattle institution – collective, events promoter, and record label – celebrates an impressive two decades since formation with a compilation showcasing some of the crew’s strongest contributors. Across top notch eight cuts, the Winter Sampler: 20 Year Compilation delivers the deep, underground beats that Uniting Souls is known for. Michael Manahan (Hunt & Gather) starts off the sampler with the groovy “Center Peace,” featuring evocative vocals from Tamika Jackson which alternates between sung and spoken phrases. Spacey pads and sharp chords drive things along nicely. Long-time Uniting Souls denizen Tokita (Night Grooves) then unleashes “Jazzcid” which funks up the proceedings. Its delicious nods to the old school are irresistible. “Everyday” comes courtesy of Jeromy Nail (Innerflight Music), dropping intricate beat programming, bouncing sub bass, and a slinky dance floor vibe. DJ duo Lee Houser (Tilted Records) contributes two cuts, with “Art of State” exhibiting a classic, psychedelic west coast deep house flavor. The pair’s “Don’t Even Know Me” then gets remixed by veteran Uniting Souls DJ Jordan Strong who sublimely places the cut right in the middle of an underground basement party at 4 AM. Reno, Nevada, DJs Sulli & 5657 are up next, delivering some particularly chunky beats and a ton of late night atmosphere. Live electronic trio renowned & much loved in the Pacific Northwest festival community, Madly In Dub lend an exotic flair with “Suenos Verdes,” and Jordan Strong returns to close out the compilation with the deep, percussive, and dark “Picture In The Sky,” a collaboration with Shonja. Winter Sampler: 20 Year Compilation serves as a brilliant ‘state of the nation’ for Uniting Souls and its family. The label and collective is as strong as ever, and there’s no sign of slowing down. Seattle’s house music underground is in good hands.
Label and Artist Links:
unitingsouls.com
facebook.com/unitingsoulsmusic
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Sue Avenue – Back From Home EP (Lany Recordings)
Release Date: 8 December 2017
Format: Digital & Vinyl
01. Try (Feat. Marta Del Grandi)
02. Try (Brett Johnson Main Vox Remix)
03. Try (Brett Johnson Filter Freak Dub) [Vinyl Only]
04. Back From Home
05. Back From Home (Wanvel Dub) [Digital Only]
Lany Recordings is a Belgian label run by Maxim Lany and dedicated to House music with previous releases that have featured the likes of Sierra Sam, Larse, San Soda and Stavroz.
After their phenomenal debut EP on Lany Recordings in 2015, Sue Avenue finally returns with a carefully selected EP that contains two magnificent original tracks perfectly reflecting what the artist and label stand for.
In the two years since their last release, Sue Avenue which consists of Hannes Ledoux and Pieter Santens, have been busy with releases on labels including Sex Panda White, Melodymathics and Nervous Records. Many will already be familiar with their last Lany Recordings release that featured their chart topping track “Homeless”, which covered the Crystal Waters anthem “Gypsy Woman”.
Also appearing on this release as a remix artist is American based Brett Johnson who boasts previous releases on labels including Classic Music Company, Visionquest, Housewax, Get Physical and Eats Everything’s Edible.
Brett Johnson’s music incorporates a variety of different influences ranging from Techno to Disco, but with House music at its core his tracks have a bumping groove that many have come to adore.
The release also features a solo remix from Wanvel who is fast becoming a Lany Recordings regular; following his debut solo EP that was recently released on the label.
First up is “Try” led by the gentle vocals of Marta Del Grandi. The track is rich in delicate melody and uplifting synths. Deep and dreamy, it has an eloquence that will light up any dancefloor with sonic rays of audio sunshine.
Second is Brett Johnson’s remix of Try which comes in four parts, the main version being a chunked up dancefloor focused version for peak time club use. Teasing the vocal he allows his backing track with new bassline and rolling groove to be the focus, before also introducing his own twisted but still ethereal lead synth.
After his main remix Brett Johnson also presents an alternative vinyl only versions, which titled “Filter Freak Dub” brings some subtle Disco influenced vibes to the track.
“Back From home” has a laid back groove with soft pads layered over broken percussion rhythms with a delightful skip to the kick drum. Epic as it builds with reverb washed melodies, there is something irresistible about the Balearic vibes of this track.
The final track is Wanvel’s stripped back remix of “Back From home” which has some added funk with the help of a new bass line. Keeping the originals percussion groove and allowing it be the main focus of this rework, this moody remix is chic with a graceful flow.
https://soundcloud.com/brett-johnson
https://soundcloud.com/sue-avenue
https://soundcloud.com/iamwanvel
https://soundcloud.com/lanyrecordings
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