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Buyer Rating: 100.0% positive (32 ratings)

Chez Damier - 23-Feb-09 12:53 PM
Chez Damier, one of Chicagos finest deep house techy artists. Not one of the most productive of his kind, but nevertheless, and more important Chez kept on releasing pure deep house music. I first came across his work in 1992 and bought I never knew love and Can you feel it. Love the piano in I never knew love.

He moved over in that year to the more techy release "you aint dancin". A true house floorfiller for those who want to get in the groove.

Then I forgot about house music and years later I wen back to my crates. I soon found out that I missed the haydays of this legend. Mr. Pearson, please re-release your prescription work once more. I need it, my offspring needs it and more over we need it to keep it real.

Save the vinyl. Peace.

Bobby Konders - House Rhythms - 18-Jan-09 09:53 AM
In 1990, Mr. Konders, all-round reggae and house producer released a landmark in the realm of house music. "House Rhythms" is not just a stop-over in time, but a timeless masterpiece.

While digging in the crates and finding more releases from back then my conclusion is that these times gave birth to lots of early work that still sounds contemporary today.

On this ep, there are 3 track that need more attention:

1. the poem, addressing in the intro apartheid and riots between races. Besides this social commitment, a bassline kicks in, which is more than essential. It builds and flutes start emotionally.

2. nervous acid, 303 acid lines, great percussion and drum-lines lead to a killer acid track. A yellow jersey excercise.

3. let there be house, a bassline a la Lil Louis, great piano loops and offcourse Mr. Jacks vocals.

ESSENTIAL STUFF: a must have for vinyl junkies in this genre

Lovebirds - In The Shadows - 31-Jul-08 12:15 PM
Sebastian is keeping it deep and keeps on composing better tracks over time. With BPM decreasing the power and intensity of the music does not fade away. Especially "Avlium" is a very deep and emotional song with a steady bassline, but great synths.

Starting "Sarice" makes you think of "Billy Jean" for a few seconds, but very soon a spooky bassline kicks in and when the piano appears deepness takes over control. Towards the end it is even getting a little psycho gangster like.

Buy it, love it and cherish it.

Kirby & Damien Bailey (Special Interest)* Featuring Elise Taylor - Like That EP - 24-Apr-08 12:04 PM
And then all of sudden there were tears that could not be stopped. Less is more must have been the thought off these artists. A piano and some tribal drums start off these lovely track. I am talking here about the "Rework" version on this 12.

It could have been made in the ninetees, but has a little more sophisticated sound than that era. Halfway this track, beautiful pianowork kicks in, which make you wanne cry.

Essential for deep house headz.

Phantasia - Inner Light - 07-Apr-08 12:47 PM
Youngster (16), listening to Fun House Radio, in Rotterdam the Netherland. Falling in love with house music and listens every night. One record clearly stands out and he decides to buy the holy Technics SL 1200s.

Next, jumps on the bike and goed to the records store. He buys "Phantasia - Inner Light". Classic, dreamy, spacy, techy etc.

One of the greatest moments in house music and CLASSIC. From Belgium with love. This one is for my funeral.

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