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Albeit a digital only release, it's bloody fantastic to see Duriez (Brique Rouge) back in action alongside Manual-M on Classic Records. The Frenchman has been around for yonks and released on some of the most established labels in...
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Another record in the bag for Oli, and probably his best to date. A full house of quirky, raw and powerful house music, this ep is all up front stuff with no messing around. This man has had a lot of records out lately, all worth your time.
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Dutch label Legendary Sound Research have delivered some tasty vibes right here, just in time for the summer season. Let's be honest there is a tonne of stuff out there which has got no soul to it, no body or feeling,...
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Label founder Maxim steps up to deliver his labels 15th release. The opening track caught my attention from the word go, a tight house groove that later gets some smooth organ treatment and builds nicely at the break before dropping back to the 4/4.
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Meda Fury is a new label from London who's ethos is putting out quality house music in all it's various forms. Their second release comes from a very talented Japanese producer named Takuya Matsumoto who can evidently...
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Posting about other podcasts is kind of a first for the No Dough Music blog, so i thought it would be nice to diversify life a little and balls to it!
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I had no idea about this release until it got tweeted by one of the artists behind R&W. As soon as I saw the name ' James Welsh' it took me all of 1 second to click on the link and listen...
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Following on from last years very exclusive (only 100 copies in the UK kind of exclusive) 'Tribute 89', the Italian chaps F.T.G and Marco Riff have finally set a date for the release of FTG002...
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The track I am blogging today is taken from Uone's new Gang of Snorkels EP on Tonkind. A rather more techy vibe across the whole release with some decent remixes by Samual Fach and Yapacc...
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Once again showing a flair for, subtle and infectious use of groove and melody Floating Points provide a masterclass in King Bromeliad, this thing is anthemic is so many ways. I love it. JUNO soon...
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