Credits
- Engineer [Additional] – Ken Paul
- Executive Producer – Neil Petricone
- Producer, Mixed By, Arranged By, Written-By – Carlos Sosa
Other Versions (Showing 2 of 2) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Smokey Hill Street (12") | Dopemix.com | DM06-0001 | Canada | 2000 | ||
| Smokey Hill Street (12", W/Lbl) | Magnetic Recordings (2) | ZMAG 001 | US | 2001 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Funky 303 house from the man who brought us ‘You Can’t Hide From Your Bud’ launches his new imprint with a bang thanks to this quirky bombastic beat assault. Everything about the production and arrangement of this track is perfectly well established: the bassline and guitar licks are blended sublimely to create a smooth backdrop atop a series of filters, squelches and EQ madness that reinforce the funky guitar, jazzy rhythms and relentless hi-hats. Add a liberal sprinkling of acoustic guitar and it’s reminiscent of lost sessions at Body & Soul.
This is a really good release. All three tracks deserve attention, having unique grooves that make the body move and the mind wonder.
I just love to listen to all three songs from time to time.
The A2 and B tracks have really good baselines. A1 has more of a mellow filtery/trippy feel to it (although, still very danceable).
I just love to listen to all three songs from time to time.
The A2 and B tracks have really good baselines. A1 has more of a mellow filtery/trippy feel to it (although, still very danceable).
The A side on this is superb discohouse. Its very simple but effective structure builds and builds towards peaktime mayhem. Great stuff.
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