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From the crate: Glenn Astro - Colored Sands
Move D first introduced me to the world of Glenn Astro when he played this track in a dj set sometime ago. I was stuck the second it was dropped. Simple, deep and melodic- this tune is a treat. Originally released in 2011.
From the crate: Cassegrain & Tin Man - High & Low
The acid master from the US, Tin Man, in collaboration with german Cassegrain, resulted in this hypnotic, melancholic 303 drenched masterpiece. It was released 2013, included with an EP with the same name.
New: Your Planet Is Next - Do U Wanna Freak?
One month old (on the day, actually!), but hey - this blog has no ambition to be first or die trying.
The latest release on Studio Barnhus - the famous Stockholm label - is the debut EP of Your Planet Is Next, where this track is included. ‘Do U Wanna Freak’ does not apologize for itself. It’s a straightforward pop-house anthem, an ugly beauty, rough and soft at the same time, with a very simple message.
This one’s for the clubbers
Do u wanna freak?
Dance to the beat?
Of course I do.
Furthermore, a video to the track was added recently.
Classic: Klein & MBO - Dirty Talk
Italo disco was a huge inspiration for producers and djs who eventually established house music as an own genre during the eighties. And that is easy to hear. This classic track from 1982 was vividly played at underground parties in Chicago and in similiar venues in NYC, among them the famous Paradise Garage. A true classic club track, in other words!
From the crate: Theo Parrish - Music
I cannot think of a more smoother start than this beauty from 1997. Theo Parrish, born 1972, is truly one of the living legends in the business. As a protagonist in the underground music scene in Detroit (and vicinity) during the nineties, he made himself a name as an eclectic selector (playing a wide range of music from jazz and soul to techno, house and reggae), but also as a musician in his own right. The track above is a personal favorite (among many); one of those soulful house tracks that just put you into an escapistic trance-state-of-mind.