Ron Trent – Primitive Arts

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Label:	Peacefrog Records – PF 092
Format:	3 x Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Album, Limited Edition
Country:	UK
Released:	1999
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Deep House

Tracklist

A		Love
B		Family
C1		Sometimes I Feel Like Producer – Chez Damier
C2		I Feel The Rhythm
D		Time
E		Woman
F		Morning Factory Producer – Chez Damier Vocals – Ani

Limited edition triple vinyl LP. 180g virgin vinyl pressing.

[C] 1999 Peace Frog Records.

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Primitive Arts (CD, Album, PMDC)	Peacefrog Records	PF092CD	UK	1999
New Submission	Primitive Arts (CD, Album, Universal M & L)	Peacefrog Records	PF092	UK	1999
Recently Edited	Primitive Arts (3×12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Album, Compilation, Limited Edition, Reissue, Remastered, Yellow Marbled)	Peacefrog Records	PF092XX	UK	2012
	Primitive Arts (7×File, WAV, Album, Reissue)	Peacefrog Records	PF092DA		Unknown

Arouse Aug 14, 2018
Does anyone know when the re-press will be in stores? I heard there an official, identical to the 1999 release, from Peacefrog?
chopperinthehouse May 20, 2015
The track 'Woman' sounds too fast at 45rpm.Is it just me?
am_pm Apr 7, 2013
does someone know who was on those italian vocals in the track 'Love' ?
kool_fraser Dec 5, 2005
Edited 19 years ago
Yeah, this is a really top notch offering from Ron Trent. Although the tracks on the album range considerably in tempo, from your typical 120-125 bpm house tracks to the lo-down and dirty breakbeat numbers that come in at around 80-85, the overall mood is quite constant: deep, serious and atmospheric. Personal favorites include the awesome deep house, tracky workouts of 'I feel the rhythm,' and 'Time,' as well as the dirty chug-a-lug groove of 'Morning factory.' Along with the 12" of pleasure he did with Braxton Holmes, the stuff on this album is to me the best he has done. Stuff before was perhaps a little too techno orientated, whilst that coming after was too concerned with the organic, African aspects of the music.
unsane Feb 14, 2005
Edited 19 years ago
Simply sublime. Deep, emotionally charged, slinky, sexy house music for "The minority who listen". Features various tracks lifted from Ron & Chez's Prescription back catalogue.

Prozac for your soul...