'We Start Over' arrived on the desks at International Feel and it felt perfect for us. Deep electronics, a lovely mood, forward thinking and a gorgeous vocal from Trudie Dawn Smith. Lots to play with from a remix perspective and a great original track in itself. Steve Cobby is a British producer, musician, composer, and DJ, based in Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire. He co-founded Fila Brazillia in 1990 and released 10 critically acclaimed LP's and produced over 70 remixes for artists as diverse as Radiohead, Busta Rhymes, Black Uhuru and A Certain Ratio. Cobby now releases music via his own label Déclassé label. His latest and third solo LP 'Saudade' was released in March 2014 and received considerable critical acclaim.
The first 12" consists of the original version and on the flip a remix by Apiento & Lx (their first track together since the underground classic 'The Orange Place' ). The remix is slow trance in its purest sense, made for lasers and dark nightclubs. It's already receiving club play and has been named by Andrew Weatherall and Sean Johnston's ALFOS as "one of the records of the summer". High praise.
On the second 12" the reins have been handed to Gerd Janson & Phillip Lauer a.k.a Tuff City Kids - two people making some of the finest house at their at the moment with Janson also getting massively known globally for his DJing. Their remixes are made for the clubs. The 'Garage Dub' is classic New York house that is as deep as you like and one of those hooky ones that does everything perfectly. The other, 'Private Acid Mix ' goes heavy on the beats and drops the 303 in a fine style with the vocal looped and twisted.
As you would expect from International Feel this is classy and classic club music covered from all angles from a balearic original, a deep chug remix from Apiento & Lx and the Tuff City Kids bringing the house vibe. Deep deep deep.
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- A1: Bad Boy-Triston Palma
- A2: Never Trouble Trouble-Tony Tuff
- A3: Single Life-Robert Ffrench
- A4: String Up The Sound System-Michael Palmer
- A5: Champion Bubbler-Puddy Roots
- A6: Police Police-Ashanti Waugh
- A7: Fancyness-Triston Palma
- B1: A Little Bit Of Love-Phillip Frazer
- B2: Barrel Mentality-Bill Blast
- B3: Inner City Blues-Cutty Ranks
- B4: Reggae Fever-Michael Forbes
- B5: Ethiopia-Tony Carver
- B6: Strawberry-Eddie Constantine
- B7: The Lord Is My Light-Rod Taylor
In the beginning of the 80's reggae music became increasingly in tune with what was happening in Kingston's dancehalls....probably more so than at any time since the sound system operators had started to make their own shuffle and boogie in the late 50's..
The international audience and the critics were too busy looking for a new Bob Marley to appreciate what was happening downtown and failed to acknowledge that this was a return to the real,raw roots of the music...brash,confidient,young record producers who were totally in tune with the youth audience stepped forward and seized the moment...
Oswald'Ossie'Thomas began his apprenticeship in the music business at the age of fourteen and served his time as a record salesman for Bunny 'Striker 'Lee and Winston 'Niney the Observer' Holness before moving on to Miss Sonia Pottingers Tip Top Records...
'I ended up working in three record stores on Orange Street from 1976 to 1981...Yeah man,Me deh 'pon me bicycle till I buy my motorcycle..Them days records were coming out left right and centre..everyday'
Ossie Thomas...
It was during his time with Miss Pottinger that Ossie began to produce records for himself and in 1979 Ossie and Phillip Morgan began The Black Solidarity label based deep in the Kingston ghetto on Delamere Avenue.
And the man who had made his name in the business selling other people's records now became one of the most important and influential record producers of the era..
The last time Fennesz released an album on Austrian label Mego it was 2001 and the name of that release was 'Endless Summer'. Now, in 2014 Editions Mego is extremely proud to release the conceptual follow up that landmark of abstract pop. Eschewing the more drone orientated works of 'Black Sea', 'Bécs' returns to the more florid pop mechanisms as deployed on Endless Summer. ' Bécs is not just an album or a series of songs, it's a world to inhabit, a landscape ripe with sounds, songs and that esteemed Fennesz signature. A singular work by a singular artist.
- A1: Gorgon Wise U Roy
- A2: Trying To Wreckbig Joe
- A3: Mash It Updr Alimantado
- A4: Gal Boyi Roy& Prince Jazzbo
- A5: Daylight Saving Timedillinger
- A6: Jah Is I Guiding Startapper Zukie
- A7: Cassius Claydennis Alcapone
- B1: Straight Toprince Jazzbo Headi Roy
- B2: Shuffle And Deal Prince Far I
- B3: What Is Going Onu Brown
- B4: Regular Girl Dillinger
- B5: Black Harmony Killerjah Stitch
- B6: Psalmstrinity
- B7: Big Licking Stick Hugh Brown
Limited 180 gm vinyl
- A1: Panbers 'Haai
- A2: The Brims 'Anti Gandja
- A3: Rollies 'Bad News
- A4: Shark Move 'Evil War
- B1: Golden Wing ' Hear Me
- B2: Aka 'Do What You Like
- B3: Ivo's Group 'That Shocking Shaking Day
- C1: Ariesta Birawa Group 'Didunia Yang Lain
- C2: Terenchem 'Jeritan Cinta
- C3: Benny Soebardja And Lizard 'Candle Light
- C4: Super Kid 'People
- D1: Koes Plus 'Mobil Tua
- D2: The Gang Of Harry Roesli 'Don't Talk About Freedom
- E1: Black Brothers 'Saman Doye
- E2: Aka 'Shake Me
- E3: Rasela 'Pemain Bola
- F1: Freedom Of Rhapsodia 'Freedom
- F2: Rhythm Kings 'The Promise
- F3: Duo Kribo 'Uang
- F4: Murry 'Pantun Lama







