MOVER & SHAKER: Omar – Lay It Down (Andre Lodemann Remix) (Peppermint Jam)
Some time ago Henrik Schwarz' remix of Omar's "Felling You" were flowing around and a lot of music lovers wanted this mix as badly in their collections as they even made crappy unmastered bootlegs, cut from lousy mp3s. Finally Peppermint Jam in Germany made this project a reality and presenting massive and definite Omar remix package. On EP there are 4 tracks, mentioned above "Feeling You", "Your Mess", "Stlyin" and the one we choose as mover & shaker in the show is "Lay It Down". This has been beautifully reworked by André Lodemann with smooth pads and discoid sample stabs, smooth and extremely touchin.
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MOVER & SHAKER: The Jinks feat Carla Prather – What Happened to Us (Jinks Inc)
The Jinks revisit their collaborative work with Carla Prather delivering this awesome slice of quality house music. What Happened To Us sees Byron Stingily pen the lyrics and Steve Hussey score the strings, and The Jinks have possibly produced their finest record yet, a dancefloor bomb with soul and a good strong vocal, a rarity in the tracky world of dance music we live in today! |
MOVER & SHAKER: Sebastian Davidson, Karol XVII & MB Valence - Different Places (A Four Track Sampler Vol 5) (Loco Records)
Loco Record continue releasing their new firm series of Four Track Samplers featuring the finest deep house tunes of the moment. Taken from the fifth installment of these EPs label residents Karol XVII & MB Valence joined forces with Sebastian Davidson to deliver superb groove deep house. |
Alex Jones – Past Decisions (Milton Jackson Mix) (Hypnotone)
When it comes to Milton Jackson to remix someones track you could be sure for almost 100% his remix will be great. This work-out on Alex Jones' "Past Decisions" changing as track developing and sound extremeley groovy. |
MOVER & SHAKER: Jeremy Sylvester – Keep It Deep House Headz (Main Vocal Mix) (Love House)
In the 90's Jeremy Sylvester contacted Nice'n'Ripe Records and started producing records for them solo and in groups. The most known production collaborations was along with Grant Nelson under G.O.D. and 24 Hour Experience guises. Now Mr. Sylvester is back with pure quality old school soulful house music.
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MOVER & SHAKER: Deepcitysoul – Groove School (Jeremy Sylvesters Love House Vocal Mix) (DCS Tracks)
This is set to redefine & dictate what good old fashioned house music is all about! Lesson one... "Groove School" (an essential rule for any self respecting house head) a fantastic tune that openly confirms your love of music and DeepCitySoul share their recipe for a great groove. The great package contains Grant Nelson and Jeremy Sylvester remixes, who's bringing home an early garage feel. A fantastic track that is smooth to the finish. This is total ear candy. |
MOVER & SHAKER: Matthias Vogt – Hofats (Francois Dubois Remix) (Komplex De Deep)
Matthias Vogt is best known as one half of the Motorcitysoul duo, alongside Christian Rindermann aka C-Rock. The pair have been responsible for some of the finest productions and remixes from the deeper realm over the past few years. Their ability to create grand, atmospheric and emotional moments for the floor has seen them release and remix for fantastic labels including Cocoon, Freerange, Simple, Conaisseur, Liebe Detail, Junior Boys Own, Tsuba and their very own Stir 15. Matthias' skills do not just sit in the electronic dancefloor realm. An accomplished pianist and jazz lover, his role as bandleader in the 'Matthias Vogt trio' sees him bring acoustic jazz and electronica together in exciting, imaginative live compositions. |
MOVER & SHAKER: Justin Stride – Deeptrix (Deftonez EP) (Max Trax)
Deli G from the UK suggested this track to Max Trax in the USA, he said, that he's got some slammin' tracks for the label, and that is absolutely true. This is one of three cuts from Deftonez EP produced by Justin Stride from Wales. He didn't release much under his real name, but for house music fans could be known for his work in Southern Divide project along with Phil Evans & Deli-G himself. Now it's time for Stride to start producing solo, and that's a brilliant start. |
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