Haunting, shadowy cuts from a trusted force. Vinyl only.
All tracks written and produced by JJ Fortune.
Artwork by Adam.
Distributed by Vinyl Future.
Mastered by Analogcut in Berlin.
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- A1: Hakan Lidbo - Sinful Sadie (Eddie Richards Unreleased Remix)
- A2: Marky Star - Ultraviolet (Eddie Richards Rework)
- B1: Gabo - Down The Drain (Eddie Richards Remix)
- B2: Freaky Chakra - It's Time (Eddie Richards Mix)
- C1: Ryan Pamatmat - Lost In Time (Eddie Richards Remix)
- D1: Martelli & Luca Radojlovic - Changes (Eddie Richards Remix)
- D2: Hall North - Anima (Eddie Richards Remix)
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The final release in Eddie Richards’s Time Travel series, includes some of his rare and hidden remixes from past years.
A special look at the music of a UK tech house legend.
Rare reissue from the UK maestro Dexter, act fast to secure your copy.
Rare reissue from the UK maestro Dexter, act fast to secure your copy.
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également disponible
Part 2[25,17 €]
Third instalment in the series, featuring reissues of Eddie’s early unmissable tracks!!
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The final episode of the All & All series presented by UK Tech House master Terry Francis!
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Third volume of Grant Dell’s Dis Chronicles series on Repeat!
Golden Croydon-Tech tracks produced by Dell in collaboration with Jay Tripwire
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Part 4 of tech house pioneer Terry Francis’ All & All compilation of seminal UK Acid tracks is here. This part showcasing his early productions from mid 90’s to early 00’s!
Of the highest quality, these tracks are now officially remastered and reissued for this exclusive release, so no more eye watering Discogs prices.
A very rare chance to get Terry’s most sought after tracks that won’t be reissued again anytime soon.
Orphic Apparition follow up their inaugural release by RAFRAM, the collaborative project of Toronto's Raf Reza aka Raf Rizzla and UK acid house luminary Ramjac Corporation, with a new two-tracker from the transatlantic bass warriors. Where the RAFRAM 12" gifted us five variations on the same live jam cut from Grow Tottenham, here we have a spontaneous track written by Paul (Ramjac) on the A-side and a fully warped dancehall mix from Raf on the B. (short)
'Press 1 to Repeat' began as an on-the-spot demonstration of the musical self, a natural response to being asked 'What is it that you do?'. Within a few minutes Ramjac had his laptop out and was bashing out a quintessentially English sort of kitchen tabletop version of Kraftwerk - Numbers, the tongue in cheek automated voice on the other end of the line querying his account balance in tow. Proudly showing his friend Ryoko his improvisatory skills, a £10 hifi from a Japanese 2nd hand shop served as the portable monitors whilst the track waited to be brought back to his studio in London. The track is anchored by a bouncy, Irdial-reminiscent percussive workout which punches above its weight for its humble beginnings. Add the dubbed out synth pads and sort of electrical static FX in the background and everything syncs together in cosmic harmony. Hopefully Ryoko now gets the gist!
Raf Rizzla takes the stems and channels some inspiration from the Jamaican movie “Third World Cop” by turning the track on its head with a double-time baseline and half-time melody to craft a big dancehall version with a bit of a modern day On-U twist. Here Raf shows yet another side to his truly versatile production chops which have seen him release house, trance, breaks and downtempo cuts on a variety of Canadian labels prior to starting Orphic Apparition.
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Part 3 of tech house pioneer Terry Francis’ All & All compilation of seminal UK Acid tracks is here.
Of the highest quality, these tracks are now officially remastered and reissued for this exclusive release, so no more eye watering Discogs prices.
A very rare chance to get Terry’s most sought after tracks that won’t be reissued again anytime soon.
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Terry Francis, a true pioneer of the UK Acid-Tech House scene and one of the most outstanding DJs the scene knew in the last 3 decades. A DJ and producer that set the UK House sound in legendary clubs such as Fabric, back when the music there was still dark and underground.
This right here is an essential compilation of Terry’s most outstanding productions and some of the best UK Acid-Tech House out there!! A must have… Hell Yes!
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John Howard was one of the best and most creative DJs of the west coast house scene back in the 90’s. His mixes and productions were full of house groove, soul, breaks and jazzy rhythms. This new series on Repeat contains of three parts including Howard’s best productions. These tracks are all huge influence for many producers that later discovered these kind of psychedelic house grooves on European based DJ sets… John Howard was on his own journey much ahead of time and his music still sound absolutely incredible 25 years later… Mesmerizing release.
John Howard was one of the best and most creative DJs of the west coast house scene back in the 90’s. His mixes and productions were full of house groove, soul, breaks and jazzy rhythms. This new series on Repeat contains of three parts including Howard’s best productions. These tracks are all huge influence for many producers that later discovered these kind of psychedelic house grooves on European based DJ sets… John Howard was on his own journey much ahead of time and his music still sound absolutely incredible 25 years later… Mesmerizing release.
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Over the years veteran producer Mark Ambrose wrote some of the most unique, energetic house / techno tracks. Those found their place in sets of many leading underground djs, Ricardo Villalobos, Sonja Moonear and Marcel Dettmann to name a few. The Journey is an essential and timeless compilation that collect his most rare and hard to find classics. Must have!!
"Monks In A Club" from the Repeat Orchestras album "Infamous Lost Tracks" is a perfect example of elegant dancefloor understatement, smooth, minimalistic and groovy as hell; no wonder that Superpitcher got thrilled and created not a remix but his own track inspired by Repeat Orchestra, reworking the essence of "Monks In A Club". And Superpitcher did what only Superpitcher can: "Monks In The Sky" is an epic ride, expanding, stretching, ebbing and flowing, ten minutes of levitating groove hypnosis that goes in depth. Fascinating.
- A1: Repeat Rewind
- A2: Lumberjack
- A3: What If I Do
- A4: Once Upon A Fairytale
- A5: Marital Bliss
- A6: Freefalling (Feat. Ultan Conlon)
- B1: Really Gone
- B2: I Can Let Go Now
- B3: God Only Knows
- B4: Tinseltown
- B5: More Like Brigid
Mary Coughlan, oft beschrieben als die grösste Sängerin, die Irland je hervorgebracht hat, feiert ihr 40-jähriges Jubiläum mit einem neuen Album. Coughlan verbindet whiskyverhangene, rauchig-heisere Töne mit dem lakonischen Witz von Billie Holiday und Peggy Lee, und den deepen, düster-schmutzigen Blues von Bessie Smith mit Edith Piafs sarkastischem Trotz und bittersüsser Verzweiflung. All das mit ihrem köstlich-kompromisslos-irischen Akzent: skeptisch, reumütig, traurig, schmelzend und glühend nach Liebe. "Repeat Rewind" ist ein gelungenes, gefühlvolles Album, ehrlich, offen und introspektiv, scharfsinnig und doch humorvoll. U.a. mit einem exzellenten Cover des Beach Boys-Klassikers "God Only Knows".
