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Dale Howard- Signals EP
Wednesday, October 10, 2012Posted by motionmigs on Wednesday, October 10, 2012 0 comments
Labels: british, dale howard, deep house, di riviera, evan iff, jesus pablo, matt masters, something different records, tech house, UK
The Disclosure Project- Take it Down
Saturday, August 25, 2012
About:
Claimed to be "obsessive musicians and producers", JP Phillippe and Mr. Jones-- the two guys behind the very successful contemporary deep house outfit, The Disclosure Project-- are back in business with a brand new track under Soul Industries, "Take it Down". An exciting line-up of remixes from sound engineer and producer, Daniel Seler aka. MDR and Canadian serial label owner, Adel Ghandour aka. Big Al, await you in this release!
Sounds Like:
A lazy Saturday afternoon vibe-- built with an extensive use of hazy rhodes, organic bass, tingling hats, and solid drums-- is what "Take it Down" is all about. For frequent listeners of The Disclosure Project, this release may be something different from the usual, arrangement-wise, but that mind-levitating and soulful imprint still remains.
Next up is Big Al's remix. When seeing Big Al's name as a remixer, it is pretty sure that the release itself gets a dance-floor-friendly fix. And true enough, for "Take it Down", this is the one! The Big Al remix of "Take it Down" first drops its bouncy bass and gloomy atmospheric pads as it starts to flawlessly bring together reverberated chords that when accompanied by the bass and the drums will make you start moving!
Third and last is MDR's remix. Known for his irresistible deep groovy bass, glimmering synths, sassy sax, and the good ol' feel good rhodes, MDR is always a standout. His remix on "Take it Down" lives up to the hype. Enough has been said.
Recommendation:
If we're not mistaken, this is the first time three of our favorite deep house artists, TDP, Big Al, and MDR have appeared under one stunning release! The original and the remixes are just amazing, it's a pretty close call for the original and its remixes, hence we recommend getting all of them... now.
Posted by motionmigs on Saturday, August 25, 2012 0 comments
Labels: big al, british, canadian, deep house, mdr, soul industries, the disclosure project
Sumsuch- Chop Shop
Saturday, August 11, 2012
About:
DeepWit Recordings welcomes a newcomer on the label, Will Sumsuch, a DJ and a producer from Brighton whose deep house sound has long been yearned for on the label. As his debut release, "Chop Shop" exhibits Sumsuch's homegrown sound while at the same time, showcases the timeless sounds of two highly-acclaimed deep house artists, The Disclosure Project, and Deep Spelle!
Sounds Like:
Sumsuch's sound has this industrial touch to it-- a sound characterized by seemingly raw and punchy percussion: rimshots, crash, hats, stubby bass, and whatnot. On the other hand, the sound of Sumsuch as heard in "Chop Shop" also has its delicate side as portrayed by its haunting, reverberated vocals, silk-smooth synths, and glimmering arps.
A track by The Disclosure Project is always an a highly-anticipated track. More than good enough, TDP remix of "Chop Shop" surprises us with its blissful reinterpretation of the industrial and analogue feel of the original. This remix caters gliding bass, head-nodding stabs, euphoric strings, and the trademark rhode breakdown by The Disclosure Project!
Deep Spelle's "Back To The 80's Remix" gives it all away in its title. Borrowing some vintage drums, some filtered male vocals, and some disco house female vocal fillers, Deep Spelle crafts a smooth, mind-levitating, yet nostalgic piece for the release.
Recommendation:
It's not secret that The Disclosure Project is our favorite (as always-- haha!). But even if so, we still love the original and the Deep Spelle remixes, which is why we strongly recommend getting the entire package!
Until the next DeepWit release!
Posted by motionmigs on Saturday, August 11, 2012 0 comments
Labels: british, deep house, deep spelle, deepwit recordings, french, sumsuch, the disclosure project
Jesus Pablo & Adam Brass- Jet Lag
Friday, June 29, 2012
Early in June, Liverpool's Jesus Pablo, together with Polish DJ and producer Adam Brass stops over iRecords with the four-track release, "Jet Lag"! It's not actually the first time these guys have worked together for a release. Back in March, "Fashion People" by Jesus and Adam has hit the shelves courtesy of Draft and received remixes from Aartekt and Robot Needs Oil. This time around, "Jet Lag" garners remixes from Montreal-based deep house project, House Riders , French producer Kirby, and Swiss soundsmith Patrick Podage.
Sounds Like:
It's all about lush chords, resonating pianos and the punchy percussion for the original mix of "Jet Lag". Not to mention, this original mix by Jesus Pablo and Adam Brass gives off this mind-levitating feel guided with some vocal hooks and some subtle rhodes. The first remix comes from House Riders with their remix dubbed as, "House Riders Montreal to Paris Remix". Taking on rather a more organic approach to "Jet Lag", the House Riders remix puts together some nice, simple, yet groovy brass leads to top things off.
Kirby's reinterpretation is aimed towards the darker dance-floors. With heavy kick drums in line, cowbells, deep vocals, and a massive chunk of gloomy atmospheric pads, this remix will definitely reach the main rooms in no time!
Last but definitely not the least is Patrick Podage's remix of "Jet Lag". Still pretty much, deep, groovy, while at the same time light on the ear. The best part in this remix is when the smooth rhodes join in and perfectly blend with the snappy, shuffling percussion.
Recommendation:
For the first few listens, our instant favorites were the original mix and the House Rider's remix, but upon further listening, the Kirby and the Patrick Podage remixes started to grow on us too, and made us realize that these too were something special.
Having said that, we recommend getting all four tunes from this release!
Posted by motionmigs on Friday, June 29, 2012 0 comments
Labels: british, canadian, deep house, house riders, jesus pablo, kirby, patrick podage, swedish
Ejeca- Drive EP
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
About:
Our friends from DeepWit Recordings have once again signed another very talented producer on board-- this time it's Ejeca, a producer from the UK who started producing at the tender age of 11! Ejeca's debut marked as "Drive EP", is a four-tracker that brings to life his not-your-usual deep house style. "Drive EP" features two originals from Ejeca himself, and two fantastic remixes from veteran artists: Alvaro Hylander, the head honcho of DeepWit Recordings, and Big Al, the mastermind behind the highly-acclaimed Ready Mix group of labels.
Sounds Like:
"Danehill" the original mix starts out slow-- a hazy yet lush track perfect for night drives. Later on in the track, stripped-down bass, disco-inspired guitar licks, and nocturnal atmosphere come and join in the fun. In the hands of Big Al, "Danehill" turns into a straight-up groovy tune that works well in warming up the dance-floor. Stabs, stabs, bass, and more stabs can be expected from this one!
"Bumbled", Ejeca's second track in this release caters to a more 90s-inspired sound. With the vinyl noise in the introduction, it's not that hard to predict a nostalgic track like this would turn your modern-day dance-floors into long-lost discotheques.
The last is Alvaro Hylander's remix of "Bumbled". Like the original, this remix also embodies a classic house feel but with a little hint of that Hylander chord-bass groove connection.
Recommendation:
Tried and tested, the Alvaro Hylander remix of "Bumbled" works well on the dance-floor-- this you definitely have to put in your cart. While you're at it anyway, get both versions of "Danehill", you'll never know when you will be needing fine tracks like these!
Posted by motionmigs on Tuesday, March 06, 2012 0 comments
Labels: british, canadian, deep house, deepwit recordings, spanish
Montana & Stewart- Love is the Key
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
About:
Johnny Montana and Craig Stewart are back to heal the world with their brand-new chart-topping soulful house release, "Love is the Key"! Signed under Universe Media, the UK-based label managed by Martina Lancaster herself, "Love is the Key" will thaw hearts this season with its line-up of superb remixes from high-profile artists, Richard Earnshaw, Mark De Clive Lowe, and Clemens Rumpf.
Sounds Like:
If you know how Montana & Stewart does soulful house, you more or less know what to expect from “Love is the Key”— moonlight-by-the-bay pianos, satin smooth bass, and of course the binding agent: the jazzy feel. The sweet vocals from both Kafele Bandele (also on horn) and Eliki, on the other hand, top-off the production with the final missing ingredient, the human touch.
If it's from Richard Earnshaw it's got to be upbeat, tight, and funky. True enough, Mr. Earnshaw's remix will definitely get you get your dancing shoes on! Mark de Clive-Lowe, UK-based, half-NZ half-Japanese producer also patches up a veteran's work as heard in his soothing remix of "Love is the Key".
Last but definitely not the least is the remix from German producer
Clemens Rumpf, if you like classy piano-led rhythm, house music style, then Celems Rumpf's remix is the perfect one for you!
Recommendation:
Hold on, we're still catching our breath. . . Such a star-studded release this is! So what do we recommend? Once again we have to say everything, but if you really want to know our favorites, or in other words "the tracks that appealed to us the most", then we have to say it is the original and the Richard Earnshaw remix of "Love is the Key"!
Grab your copy from your favorite download portal right now!
Posted by motionmigs on Tuesday, January 03, 2012 0 comments
Labels: british, clemens rumpf, craig stewart, deep house, funky house, japanese, mark de clive lowe, martina lancaster, montana, nz, richard earnshaw, soulful house, universe media
Mindset- Manhattan by Night / Chasing Sunsets / Lovers Shadows
Monday, June 20, 2011
Enter the dimension of streaming lights and pitch-black skies with the first track of the release, “Manhattan by Night”! “Chasing Sunsets”, next up, will take you to the edge of the world and let you embrace the warm and radiant sun. Of course, the last track, “Lovers Shadows”, levitates you to a state of melodic serenity!
James Ardrey (Mindset) may be the new kid on Macarize, but his sound, as heard in “Manhattan by Night / Chasing Sunsets / Lovers Shadows” is far more powerful than anyone can ever imagine. . .
Posted by motionmigs on Monday, June 20, 2011 0 comments
Labels: british, james ardrey, macarize, mindset, progressive house, swedish
Pesto EP003 - Mediterranean Vibes
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Germany-based deep house label Pesto Music launches its third collective EP entitled "Mediterranean Vibes" that features six deep and warm tracks from different artists from the label!
In this compilation, we get to hear Helly Larson's latest deep-drenched track, "The Sea" and J Kar's ultra-groovy "Rhythm Xord". Aside from which, Pesto brings to shore, Kountdown Project, the triad hailing all the way from Ferrara, Italy with their tribal deep house tune, "Shake This".
Mediterranean Vibes also features fresh grooves from Manchester-based producer, John Sweet as well as Fair Play Knight. Of course, a Bobby Deep remix on Christos Fourkis's hypnotizing track, "About Me" to finally complete the package!
Put on your sun-block and grab some gyros because Pesto Music's Mediterranean Vibes has finally docked on shore!
Posted by motionmigs on Thursday, May 26, 2011 0 comments
Labels: bobby deep, british, Christos Fourkis, deep house, Fair Play Knight, germany, Helly Larson, italian, j kar, john sweet, KountDown Project, pesto music
[Insider's Review] Adam Zahran- Revolver
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Posted by motionmigs on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 0 comments
Labels: british, brown eyed boyz records, deep house, deep space orchestra, egyptian, french, insider's review
Craig Stewart- Stellarium EP
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Picking-up from our last review for British producer, Craig Stewart we now check out his fresh craft from Sophisticate Recordings-- and it is none other than the three-track EP, "Stellarium"! This deepness-drenched EP yields two original tunes from Stewart, "Stellarium" and "Better The Devil" as well as a remix from Sophisticate resident artist, Alex V.
Stellarium
For the first track, we get to hear something steady from Craig Stewart. "Stellarium", although steady in structure, caters some stomping kicks and crisp-sounding snares that keep the groove moving. By the time the track hits the breakdown, spherical flanged samples greet us, and for those who follow Craig's releases often, one can say it's his trademark vibe we feel throughout this tune. Steady, groovy, and fresh, we find Stellarium an ideal track for crucial warm-ups!
Better the Devil
Things get a little more upbeat and groovier as the second track, Better the Devil, takes its place! Head-nodding bass stabs play their part early on as the atmospheric pads start to heat things up for the breakdown. With a track like this, it's not that hard to get those heads bobbing to the rhythm!
Better the Devil (Alex V Remix)
Alex V handles remixing duties for "Better the Devil", and turns it into one night-crawling soundtrack! For this remix, expect deep and very smooth atmosphere as well as heavily-flanged vocalesque samples.
Stellarium EP is now available on your favorite download portals, be sure to support this one!
Posted by motionmigs on Saturday, February 19, 2011 0 comments
Labels: alex v, british, craig stewart, deep house, sophisticate recordings
Craig Stewart- Make Me EP
Monday, January 3, 2011
Posted by motionmigs on Monday, January 03, 2011 0 comments
Labels: alex v, american, british, craig stewart, da funk, deep house, office gossip, spanish, swiss
Ricky Inch & Jance- Summer
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Posted by motionmigs on Sunday, November 07, 2010 0 comments
Labels: american, british, cabrio records, deep house, dubaian, estonian, george horn, greek, ilias katelanos, kyka, max mason, raxon, ricky inch
Timo Juuti - Hypoactive
Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Hypoactive (Original Mix)
I've always enjoyed Timo's works on Wicked; they always send a different rush through your system whenever you listen to them. This time around, he unleashes an arsenal of sounds characterized to be deviant, and as cliché as it may sound, wicked. What I like about Timo Juuti is that anything he touches instantly turns to a dance-floor onslaught-- take my word for that!
Posted by motionmigs on Wednesday, June 02, 2010 0 comments
Labels: british, Cid Inc., finnish, matt smallwood, wicked recordings



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