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Alex AGORE/JAMES JOHNSTON - A2J2



Artist: Alex AGORE/JAMES JOHNSTON  Receive an e-mail alert when this artist releases a new title
Title: A2J2
Label: No Matter What  Receive an e-mail alert when this artist releases a new title
Cat: NMW 004
Format: 12"
Released: 16 July, 2012
Price: $7.54
Genre: Deep House
Playlist: Preview
Availability: Out of stock

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#Samples Title
Side 1
1. Alex Agore - Come On - MP3 Sample Preview Alex Agore - "Come On"
2. Alex Agore - Take Me - MP3 Sample Preview Alex Agore - "Take Me"
Side 2
1. James Johnston - Stand Up & Jump - MP3 Sample Preview James Johnston - "Stand Up & Jump"
2. James Johnston - Not So Easy - MP3 Sample Preview James Johnston - "Not So Easy"

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    Review

    Founded by Alex Agore and James Johnston last year, No Matter What Recordings has proved to be a potent outlet for the duo's inimitable take on crisp rolling house sounds in the label's short life to date and this fourth release maintains those standards. After two solo EPs from the respective label heads, the deftly titled A2J2 EP mimics the label debut with a pair of productions from both, with Berlin resident Alex Agore calling shotgun. Muddy vocals and old school piano lines soar through the shamelessly vibing pump of "Come On" while "Take Me" has Agore in a deeper frame of mind, unfurling the various melodic textures with aplomb over a crashing beat. Not to be outdone, JJ opts for a rawer swinging approach with "Stand Up & Jump" utilising a similar cut up vocal sound which gets increasingly submerged amidst the thick, twisting groove. "Not So Easy" might just be the pick of the bunch however, swamping the intricate drum programming in a rich melange of Motor City Soul that sucks you right in.
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