Justified Cause Spain Vinyl & CDs

Review: DJ Ino is the main man at the House Café Label. He is a DJ, promoter, and professional music producer. He's been remixed by highly esteemed artists like Charles Webster and Vincenzo. Originally from Angola, MC Johnny Def, has produced various hip hop albums and has collaborated on diverse electronic music labels in his adopted home, Portugal. Justified Cause's proposal for this EP is to present an exclusive, extended mix of the song "Take Control" from the 981 North album in the classic 12" format. We believe the track to be a strong fusion of American House in its deepest style, but made with an exceptional current day "minimal" production technique. As a result, we hope that besides just being a great DJ track, that it will appeal to both types of listeners.

Review: Symmery is the title we gave to this, the second maxi released by this young pair of Spanish producers called Dual Concept. This original track has the feel & sounds of deep house a la 1995 with a very personal touch of Brazilian flavour. For the occasion, we decided to ask our boy Nacho Marco (aka Loudest) to do a remix. Internationally recognized for his DJing & of course his work in the studio with releases on labels such as Shinichi, Odori, D.Press, Alola, Swift... We figured it was the obvious choice to turn "Symmery" into an old school jammy! Depeche Mode-ish bassline, Public Enemy vocal snippets & the piano chords that throw you back into the late 80s early 90s , all Loudest style. For the B side, we got an in house mix by our mainman, Garcy Noise, a long side with the well established Latin pianist, Daniel Sanchez. Here they juice the Latin flavour out of the original electrify it, add a pinch of samba and make sure to keep the cheese out. Results? A solid tune, full of changes that take you around the world without ever leaving the dance floor.

Review: GarcyNoise presents "Jazztified Music", the fourth reference on his label. A tech house cut, hybrid of jazz and minimal sounds yet remaining quite groovy, that along with the Hammond B3 sound creates a surreal atmosphere that puts you in the middle of the dancefloor in a dark and eccentric jazz club. The B side counts on a collaboration with one of the most recognized names in the industry now: Martin Landsky, who retouches this jazztified track into a more linear and cerebral version with a tough sound that falls in line with his similar work for Poker Flat or Intim Recordings.

Review: From the DJ and producer that brought us the "Magic Vibes" on DPress Industries, comes this new 12" with his unique blend of old skool house filled with low sub bass and funk samples and enormous dancefloor potential.

Review: Finest Brett Johnson remix - Funky deep electronic Techhouse.

Review: New and special project at Justified Cause: union of two friends, both acknowledged Spanish electronic artists, for an electronic fusion of 4 dimensions deep house hypnotism. This time GarcyNoise takes by his side Paper (aka Pablo Bolivar, Regular Records), who scored big with his last LP "Anjanas", a real showcase of his unique sound. They are flowing together in a far away journey, connecting once again with their original deep feels. "I Don't Understand" stands between sharp hypnotic minimal soundscapes; while "The Touch" is an electronic new deep treat, with a splendid interstellar electro-orchestral closure marks a return to the first deep house moods of GarcyNoise on D Press Industries.

Review: Garcynoise presents the debut of Frenchmen Ludovic Vendi and Maxim (aka Groove Agents), in this, the third release of his label. As DJs they have travelled halfway around the world: London, Venezuela, Paris, Mexico, Germany and of course Spain. Based in Barcelona, they delight us with their first ever release: "Get Closer", a vocal track sung by Maxim and with wicked yet sensual electronic house sounds. One for the ladies! On the flipside we have chosen Pablo Bolivar to do the remix. This young talent and rising star has been turning heads with his production work for the label Regular. Pablo delivers his version of "Get Closer" with an incredible sound of groovy minimal that retains the raw edge of the original and leaves the dancefloors breathless.

Review: As producers go, Argentinean Sebastian Lopez, (aka Junior Lopez), is the most international artist on the Justified Cause label thanks to his releases on Trax (Chicago), Luxury Grooves, Weekend, Huron, Continum 4, Bass District, and many more. With it's second release, Justified Cause goes for a tech house sound designed to wreak havoc on the dancefloor. The first cut, "Groove Dreams" finds us locked in a tech house constructed with a base of stabs and interlocking chords that give it the necessary groove. On the flipside, we find "Dulce De Leche", a more linear track that glides along thanks to its Detroit electro sound that modulates and rotates over and over with the precision that is characteristic of this artist. Definitely two cuts to lock the dancefloor into a groove!