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Lemon Popsicle – Chordelia review

Moodmusic are currently riding a wave of truly impressive releases. Recent months have seen their output flying off the selves, with tracks like Lil Tony’s “Raw Trax Vol. 2”, Stel’s “Last Night On Earth” and Sasse & James Flavour’s recent hit, “The Right Way” all heaping more praise on the Berlin based imprint. Now, they continue their fine form with a distinctly late night vibed EP which features four tracks of sultry, deep, techy house from Lemon Popsicle, Sasse and Mihai Popoviciu.

Adrian Pietrasch, Wollion Korfanty and Sandrino Tittel make up the acclaimed trio of Lemon Popsicle. They have seen great international success with remixes and productions for some of the world’s finest deep house and tech labels including Yellow Tail, Dieb Audio, Rebirth, Brown Eyed Boyz, BluFin, ALiVE, Sprout, Night Drive Music or Two Faces.

Their debut for Moodmusic has come about through label boss Sasse hearing “Chordelia” in early 2010 and then hammering it in his DJ sets around the world.  Bridging the gap between the sound of Detroit techno and deep house, the title track sees driving mids lead this deep number forward as bubbling basslines swirl beneath in the murmuring low end. It’s rolling chords and immaculate production do the right things in the right places to set the release off in style.

Sasse then turns in a remix of his own, locking into a more modern, techier groove. Turning “Chordelia” into an ever building, eleven minute chugger he gives the track a subtle twist rather than a drastic makeover. Keeping things fresh and contemporary, Romanian house star Mihai Popoviciu builds a modern, shuffling roller where ultra crispy beats accentuate his killer rolling bassline. Finishing off with Lemon Popsicle’s warm and fuzzy yet lightly funky “Start Again”, this EP showcases once more the guile and musicality that has made Moodmusic the revered label that they are today.

Review by Tom Jones.


Stel – Last Night on Earth review

Artist: Stel
Title: Last Night on Earth
Label: Moodmusic Germany
Genre: Deep House
Format: 12″, Digital
Buy From: Juno Download

After a break to concentrate on the Wiretappeur project with collaborators Kruse & Nürnberg, Stelios Vassiloudis returns to Moodmusic as Stel to drop his latest offering, “Last Night on Earth,” packed with two originals and remixes from Manik and John Dalagelis.

Last time out on Moodmusic, Stel gave birth to “The Nail That Sticks Out” which not only became a hit itself but also spawned a killer remix from King Roc. Continuing the feel, “Last Night on Earth” broods with all the depth, tension and drama of its former. The title track lays down a driving 4/4 house beat over the top of some hazy atmospherics and FX. As the track builds, airy, hypnotic snyth pads begin to take hold, propelling the listener into the depths of another dimension. It’s the kind of track that will leave you in reflective thought as you dance away to its rhythm.

“Look Left Turn Right” is a groovier affair, letting the infectious, bouncing bassline lead the way. Catchy synths and exact hi-hats add to the hermetical sense of this spacey house number. Between these two originals, Moodmusic serve up two separate remixes of “Last Night on Earth”. First up is New York producer Manik, who gets the Roland out to morph this into a Chicago, Chez Damier-esque house track. Keeping all the depth, Manik’s approach also enables him to bring in some extra warmth here. Stel’s partner in Died Audio, John Dalagelis, is on hand for the other remix. Techy in its core, this remix ups the tempo and adds some bigger beats whilst never compensating the deepness.

Review: Tom Jones