Like whoa. DOORLY gives this 1986 Chicago house classic from Steve Silk Hurley a proper pounding. A must have for anyone who wants to go deeeeeeep.
It’s always nice to hear these classic tunes with a modern rub. Watch for the release on S&S Records.
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Feeling hungry? Looking for some thump? Here’s something to satisfy. DOORLY binges on the low end with a smorgasbord of boom with this remix for DJ YODA.
EDIT: Looks like Doorly removed the tune from his SoundCloud page. It’s been replaced on DJ Yoda’s SoundCloud page but embedding has been disabled so here’s the link:
https://soundcloud.com/dj-yoda-uk/04-pizza-ft-sway-doorly-remix
Check Yoda’s original in the video below, which I have to say, looks like a good time!
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JUST KIDDIN have recently released three of their strongest cuts to date – well suited for the iconic Nurvous (aka Nervous) Records imprint. The Intimacy EP explores deep into house music, digging up soulful vocals, bubbly basslines, and grooves that would make long-time aficionados of the genre delicately examine its keys and stabs like an archeologist brushing off layers of sediment covering hidden treasure. Top marks fellas!
Check out the video below for the lead track on the EP, “I Want You.”
Oh, and peep this free download from the lads too! So good!
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I know I’m beginning to repeat myself here but ANDRE CROM‘s label, OFF RECORDINGS, seems unstoppable. Their latest, a release from LEFTWING & KODY (separately, LEFTWING and KODY) injects yet another heavy dose of bass house/garage-inspired antidotes for dancefloor lethargy. Both original tracks in the EP feature bubbly basslines influenced from the 90s.
The COAT OF ARMS remix of “Burning Up” is slightly more subdued, but it’s a big tune all the same.
The previews above give a good sense of what the tunes are about, but for the full stream, check out the YouTube links below.
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We posted a slightly different mix of this tune a minute ago, but DEEKLINE since the tune is so good (and this mix is different) it’s only prudent to share, ahem, again. Plus, it’s going to be your new favourite.
If you couldn’t tell, I’m pretty stoked on the resurgence of garage. The original gets me all bouncy and so does this bootleg with its big, round bassline and subtle break.
If you’re into this, check out the massive compilation on Deekline and Ed Solo’s Rat Records label. The mix below explains everything.
If you weren’t familiar with the original, grab a peek below.
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Poland’s HUSH HUSH PONY first got noticed by MOVELTRAXX by doing their own thang. The label took note of their blend of UK funky, 2 step and jackin’ deep house. It’s fitting then that their latest release on the label spreads across the aforementioned genres. This is a stellar release with enough low end to keep bass junkies shaking for hours.
Grab the release from Juno.
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Genre’s come in waves of popularity and while it seems everyone is going on and on about trap, I predict the real front runner for 2013 to be garage. It has the perfect mix of sophistication and simplicity. When it’s done well, garage has a bottomless low end that pleases everyone who wants to feel the music while maintaining enough melody to easily pace dancefloors until the sun comes up. This new/old EP from MADHOUSE RECORDS is a fine example of just that.
Matt ‘Jam’ Lamont and Brian ‘Keys’ Tharme worked on these tracks originally in the Tuff Jam heyday but the project was never completed. Late 2007 the original project files were unearthed and the duo paired up to finish what has been started and the result is ‘The Lost Tapes’ EP. The standouts, for me, have soft, round, bubbling bass.
There are some mixes in the EP for the house purists too. They’re mighty fine and I expect to hear them on dancefloors and beachfronts alike well into the summer.
Watch for The Lost Tapes EP on Madhouse – it drops February 11 (on Beatport) / February 25 everywhere else.
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