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Original articles, sessions and records gathered from across the No Dough archive.
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Dutchman Frits Wentink caught our attention last year after his outstanding EP on Wolf Music and continues to impress here with his obscene remix of Purple Velvet's - All My Days...
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A fresh an exciting label called Dext Recordings has emerged from London and open their doors with a hefty EP from Bristolian producer dubspeeka. Coming out on both vinyl and digital...
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This record is just wicked, production at its finest yet again from Max Graef. 2 original cuts of wonder beats that have such a distinct and cool vibe. Glen Astro gets the pleasure of...
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Been looking forward to this new album from FIO and the first previews out the gate do not disappoint. Typically of the man this track balances raw with lush. Making this thing a lovely listen. Album is out soon May 19. Will post pre-orders when we see them.
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Todd Terry needs little introduction, so let's get straight to it. Love Acid is an original work from the New York House don, which was originally released on his own label...
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Mr James Welsh is back with another sun kissed & synthesized treat from his Balearic studio. I don't know what is in the water out there but it seems to work. Inventive and warm as usual.
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The fifth release on Courtesy Of Balance supplies nothing but bump and groove to the arena. Samuel Andre Madsen AKA NWS hasn't cut any corners here to deliver a quality Deep House record...
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We thought we would do more of our articles which walk the line between editorial and reviews. In fact what we plan to do is just share stuff we think you will find useful, the good stuff, the stuff that's worth checking out. Not only that but tell you how we…
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The records opens with Banger, which is exactly what you'd expect with a name like that. A rolling monster of a track full of life that would make any techno producer proud of...
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Something fresh from the Music is love family, this time Colman Buckley takes them on a new path that see the launch of there M.I.L sublabel. What you have here is a bunch of tracks which all push onwards, not relying on whats current or now, and offering…
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