Deep, The ‎– The Earth EP

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Basenotic Records – BA 008
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Vinyl, 12", EP, 33 ⅓ RPM
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A1 Love Your Brother
A2 Love Your Dub
B1 Gratiot's Tiger
B2 My Angels
Producer [With Help By] – Alex Deskeys*, Shazz

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  • Other (Rights Society): SACEM

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Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
The Earth EP (12", EP, TP) Basenotic Records BA008 France 1997
The Earth EP (12", EP, W/Lbl) Basenotic Records BA 008 France 1997
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Rated 5/5
Review by Mpendulo Sep 15, 2008
Thought I should add my 2 cents worth to this great EP, since it seems the stand out track for me has not been exposed.

I really loved all the tracks that are on here but one stands out, it being "gratio's tiger"
I first heard it on Vinny Da Vinci's deep house sounds volume 1 compilation and I must admit, I was puzzled by the inclusion of this track.
After a couple of listens, Simultaneously, I fell in love with it and understood later on, why Vinny included this beautiful piece of music.
After those questions of curiosity were answered, the curiosity switched and now lied on the producers, the master minds behind this.
After finding out that it was The Deep, I was surprised to be honest, because I couldn't link up this style of deep house with any other producer therefore, I thought it had to someone I did not know.
But as it is with house music, you just never know even when you think you do.

The track itself is a very simple tune, with a looped voice every 8 beats and that bassline almost demanding you to get up and dance.
This is an example of how less was manipulated to become more, to show why simple can sometimes bring the best out music.
Free flowing music that you feel has no boundaries, it almost sets you free every time you listen to it, adding yet another dimension to the deep house tag.
Truly inspiring music for those who don't love deep house music, or not yet, or for those who want to grow within it.
Rated 5/5
Review by Roger_Thornhill Oct 24, 2004 (edited over 7 years ago)
I can't agree more. "Love your Brother" really deserves praise from the New Jersey deep sounds fans.

Deep & raw bass lines, soulful vocals at their best, and this momentum that keeps going on, and on, the kind of stuff we can find in Kerri Chandler's & Jovonn's best tracks. It's not a surprise as you know Kerri and DJ Deep are great pals, and that Deep worked with Jovonn on the awesome track "Back In The Dark".

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