POWERPLAY: Magik Johnson - The Feeling (Hysterical)
Should it matter that in 2009 we are still sampling other people's music and replaying it as our own creation. Listen to this and the answer is evidently not. "The Feeling" is out there all on its own as it tweaks L.E.B Harmony's tastefully cosmic "Feeling Love" from 1979 over juicy filtered rhythms and an epic arrangement and feels very much like one of this summer's big tunes. |
POWERPLAY: Samuel L. Session – Big Bad Drum (Be As One)
The evocative "Big Bad Drum" is driven with a bassline reminiscent of Kevin Saunderson's "E-Dancer" techno, creating a monster impact on the dancefloor with its funky snares and distinctive voice over. Samuel L. Session aka SLS has been producing for the last 15 years, dipping his toes into techno on labels such Planet E, Soma and Intec as well as founding a string of his own successful imprints. Now a main player in the Be As One family, he will release his debut artist album later this year on the Israeli label. This EP is a solid preview of what to expect from the SLS album, classically groovy and reminding us what the real sound of techno is. |
POWERPLAY: Ralphi Rosario feat Shawn Christopher – Everybody Shake It (Dave Aude Mix) (Blueplate)
MOVER & SHAKER: Ralphi Rosario feat Shawn Christopher – Everybody Shake It (Ralphi's Funky House Vocal) (Blueplate)
The trifecta of Chicago House legends Ralphi Rosario, vocalist Shawn Christopher and Blueplate Global Records bring to you this infectious, floor filler. As with previous Ralphi records, this one is destined for Classic status. Ralphi returns to his Chicago house roots with his main mix, while Dave Aude' tips his hat to another Chicago legend Little Louis with his French Kiss influenced bassline and combines it with a wicked piano line worthy of the early Chicago sound. |
POWERPLAY: Snap! – Do You See The Light (Thomas Gold Remix) (Data)
Once again Snap! classics getting remixed. This time Data records decide not to take the most known cuts like "The Power" and "Rhythm is a Dancer", but to remix another also known tracks. One of them is absolutely wonderful "Do You See The Light". Thomas Gold did a remix in a traditional electro house manner. |
POWERPLAY: Michael Cassette – Magenta Sunset (Anjuna Deep)
The music of Michael Cassette reflects the elegant spirit of the distant memories and subtle sadness for the constantly vanishing times. Michael Cassette, an icon of the past, is created and produced by Komytea. One of definite summer prog trance anthems. |
POWERPLAY: Plaisir de France - Disco Jalousie (Pro-Zak Trax)
Pro-Zak Trax from France is back again with new amazing music. After his comeback with "1994/2009" Plaisir De France return with this disco gem. This is a flashback cliché to the 1994 summer disco club progressive piano dance... yes, it's very déjà vu and so what??? Remember the first Plaisir de France maxis for Pro-Zak Trax ("furie" & "toi qui cours l'aventure) - yet there were a success for this new comer! |
POWERPLAY: Moby – Pale Horses (Gui Boratto Remix) (Little Idiot)
Moby is back doing the amazing once again, "Pale Horses" is a magical fairytale production full of sweeping emotions and string arrangement to die for in this haunting soundtrack. Hot club remix did Brazilina DJ, producer and architect Gui Boratto. |
POWERPLAY: Knee Deep – Gipsy Bucket (Sick Love EP) (Knee Deep)
Knee Deep drop the third part of their Love EP trilogy (following on from Big Love and French Love) with a masterfully constructed 3 part EP of quality productions entitled Sick Love EP. As always, there is a fantastic diversity on offer throughout the package while always maintaining a high standard and playability factor. The highlight on this EP is "Gypsy Bucket" which is complete with it's modulating synth chords, cracking percussion section and a seriously infectious male vocal loop. The Sick Love EP is another fine addition to the Knee Deep imprint's catalogue and a definite must-have for fans of diverse, contemporary and quality house music! |
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