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New nodding deep house from the Austin crew: Demarkus Lewis remixes Safe Passage from Always Friends (Brad Eller of Glass Slipper’s new-ish project).
Three dope tracks on black wax celebrating the city of Detroit’s foundation.
A refined collection from Fred Everything, Love, Care, Kindness and Hope sounds like the best of Lazy Days Recordings distilled down to a single album.
Four tracks of peak time underground deepness here courtesy of Scottish producer Wallace, ranging from deep house to garage and deep tech.
Shimmering deep house gems on a four track EP from Shall Not Fade: The title track of Ams’ Dream Escape bounces like a firewalker on an open flame, it’s rambunctious and a bit rude but with a late-night energy that is very hard to beat.
Floating Points aka Sam Shepherd released his new single “Del Oro” on Ninja Tune today.
It’s easy to hear what Virgil Abloh liked about this: a dubby, stripped-down track of the sort that DJs need in an abundant and steady supply.
Two gorgeous remixes of Jennifer Vanilla’s “Jennifer Pastoral” that grab you by the scruff and shake you about a bit to anoint you for a journey to heaven.
Nice four track package from Austin Texas’ Whiskey Pickle label featuring two originals by Fresno DJ/producer Jason Merle and a pair of Sean Johnston Hardway Bros remixes
From Kherson, Ukraine comes one of the most extraordinarily bright and even outright sunny EPs hitting the racks this year.
Out of the blue, Lone dropped a track just as the year was winding down and Triton may make all of the bullshit of 2023 worth it.
Closer To Truth has a knack for tapping into a rich vein of young producers and giving them a spotlight and with output like this they rarely disappoint.
More house excellentness on Delusions of Grandeur, this time featuring four cuts from Athenian DJ / producer Lex.
The concept on Too Slow To Disco’s Yacht Soul compilation is collecting soul and R&B cover versions that fit that nebulous, slick, smooth, West-coast soft rock yacht aesthetic.
A remarkable label debut for Marli, who has been producing for a few years but emerges with a nearly pitch-perfect release on Unknown To The Unknown.
The sound of Fata Morgana I is stripped down, raw, playing out how you’d hear music in a live PA – which is how Vasco Ispirian perfected this style of producing techno.
If “Deep Inside” was an imagined time and place it could be 3am, summer 1985, on some silk-draped, fern-adorned Ibizan terrace dance floor coming up on some expensive narcotics. A light, classy Balearic-infused floor filler.
Azzurro is blissful deep house of the sort that you have to knock around for awhile before you can make it.
New on black wax: Kai Alce’s NDATL introduces us to the smoky, warm sounds of South African producer June Jazzin on his self-titled label debut.
The secret project originally dropped on vinyl in 2011 and the rerelease was in the works for a few weeks prior to Silent Servant’s death.