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1st Unit: Underpass Records EP (reissue) (12" + insert)
Cat: RHSTOREJPN 12. Rel: 17 Apr 24
Funky/Club House
Review: Rush Hour has been one of Europe's independent musical powerhouses for decades now. Now only does it have Amsterdam's best record shop, but it throws the best parties and puts put the fresh new records from several different genres. next to that of course they also know how to dig deep and unearth vital reissues, which is what they do here with a triple headed Japanese house affair. Katsuya Sano keeps it OG Chicago with his 'I Need Luv', then Junichi Soma offers the analogue depths of 'Ubnormal Life' and Shuji Wada shuts down with more brilliantly atmospheric sounds on 'Endless Load.'
… Read morePlayed by: Man Power
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Review: Having given the Dream 2 Science album the wider audience it richly deserved earlier this year, Rush Hour dig out another NYC garage classic from the archives of Ben Cenac for a much deserved reissue. Unlike that album, this Sha-Lor record Cenac recorded in collaboration with vocalists Sharmelle and Lorrie back in 1988 gained wider success, becoming a Summer Of Love staple. It's not hard to see why "I'm In Love" proved so enduring on the A Side Caught Up mix either, with the duo's vocals still retaining a power to move some 24 years on, while Cenac's stripped back bass heavy production is NYC garage at its finest. This being Rush Hour, there's also the bonus of a previously unreleased instrumental version occupying the flip.
… Read morePlayed by: Owain Kimber (Owain K), Kone-R (Uncharted Audio), Tarjei Nygard, Mag Spencer, SLG, Juno Recommends Funky House, Giant Cuts, MR G, Four Walls, Nicholas, Francis Inferno Orchestra, Baldo, Giorgio Luceri, JackmasterK, Glenview Records Inc, Joe Montana, Teshno, Disco Dirtbox, James Priestley, Sacha Mambo (Macadam Mambo), Spittal (Craigie Knowes), Rotciv, Pla Ziom
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Review: Lars Bartkuhn sonically portrays his recent relocation to Brazil on his latest ambient / new age LP Dystopia. It's an ironic title for sure, since it hardly sounds like what we'd usually imagine a dystopia to sound like. Perhaps the LP's making could shed some light on this paradox; Bartkuhn's first solo LP for almost nine years, it was born out of two interlinked ideas: a desire to create improvised music without the aid of computer sequencers or an electronic drum set, and a deeply held love of storytelling through sound. It's this revelling in imperfection which perhaps makes the album 'dystopic' - bits like 'Largo' and 'Do You Know How To Get Out' are beautifully rhythmic and driving, despite their apparent lack of computerisation going into the process. Sonically, it's aquatic, malleting, tactile, bubbly, serene.
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Review: Rush Hour brings you 'Maui's Lament' from Recloose. True to his name, the former Planet E and Peacefrog producer has been quiet for a couple of years, but his welcome return to recording is marked here with an exclusive pair of the kind of left-centric electro-house rockers on which his reputation is built.
… Read morePlayed by: Recloose
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Review: "Side Step Test", by Haruki Matsuo, has support from DJ Rolando, DJ 3000, Laurent Garnier and more.
… Read morePlayed by: Inner Science, Young Marco
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Cat: CMTRN 1. Rel: 20 Sep 07
Electro House
Review: "Special Consumer Series Part 1", by Comtron, has support from Fabrice Lig, Joakim, Laurent Garnier, DJ 3000, Michel De Hey and more.
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Cat: RH LTD 012. Rel: 22 Jan 07
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Rush Hour Limited presents San Proper's "Amsterdam Family series". This is a series where he teams up with known and unknown producers from Amsterdam. Although new to the production game, San Proper has been DJing in the Amsterdam club scene for years. Over the last ten years he has been spinning in all the major clubs, bars and lounges in and around Holland. San is well known and praised for his house and disco sets as well as for blending a lot of different styles into an eclectic mix. On this 12", the second in the series, he collaborates with Tom Trago, who produced the well received "Live With The BBQ". They've created two mid tempo house burners, just the way we like them. While "Caterpillar Blues" is a upbeat discofied love affair, "Love Flue" is a haunting afro-disco flavoured groove. Thank you very much!
… Read morePlayed by: Kink
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Review: Dexter and 2000 and One both turn the original up a notch.
… Read morePlayed by: Matador (Junior4 Recs)
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Review: "Six Track Sampler" on Rushhour is some highly recommended electronic funk. The Amsterdam based Comtron group was set-up four years ago to warn people about the sinister undertones of the corporate world. The group attach their message to their unique strain of punch driven, electric funk. Rumour has it that these industrious men made their fortune trading new media stock that, whilst making them rich, left them disillusioned and feeling exploited by the evil system they found themselves caught in.
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Review: "Well Well Well", by Aardvarck, features three stretched-out and beefed-up edits of tracks that originally appeared as skits on the brilliant Rockwell Records label. Tried and tested on the dancefloors of Amsterdam, these are sure fire ankle movers!
… Read morePlayed by: Jaffa Surfa, Chamboche
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Review: Jarno's "Memories", out on Rush Hour, is a deep, moving piece of techno bliss that keeps building and building.
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Review: Fred Hush's "In The Dark", out on Rush Hour, has support from Osunlade, Laurent Garnier, Josh Wink, Fabrice Lig, Alex Attias and more.
… Read morePlayed by: Kink
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Review: Rush Hour is pleased to introduce another new talent through its 'Limited' series. We are happy new producers as good as this still submerge. Thoverstam resides in Scandinavia and this reflects in his music: 'Blender' is deep, fragile techno, yet with a warm quality to it and a touch of Detroit too.
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Cat: RH 110-3. Rel: 10 Nov 10
Techno
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Played by: Norman Bates / Psytox, Adam B (Homegrown Music), Dubbyman (Deep Explorer Music), Owain Kimber (Owain K), Aaron Dae (Razor-N-Tape), Andy Ticker, Marcello Napoletano, Lerosa, RUSTAM OSPANOFF., Eamon Harkin, Mister Saturday Night, Ksoul, Jacques Renault, FINGERMAN, Rob Coley (Soul-Identity Music), Chuck Daniels, Rising Sun, Jerome Baker, Ritesh (Adult Contemporary), Jason Hodges, Juno Recommends Deep House, LadyBugz, Varoslav, Resident Advisor, Chamboche, Astral T (Astral Love Affair), James Duncan, The Popular People's Front, On-Point Records, MuteOscillator, Beto Cravioto, DJ ROCCA, Angus Jefford, Albion Don, Don Crisp, Teshno, Sameed, Forgotten Disco Star, Aleqs Notal, Christian S
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Cat: RH 110-B. Rel: 22 Jul 10
Techno
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Played by: Cez (Pop Your Funk), Girls Of The Internet, Ben Sims, Domenic Cappello, BLM, Jerome Hill, ARGY, Ernie (Minuendo Recordings), Marcello Napoletano, Sterling Moss, Sasse, Ksoul, MR. Scruff, Toby Tobias, Charlton, Marcel Vogel, Nick Anthony Simoncino, Glenn keohane(NG415/k), Society, ESSEX RASCALS, Rivet, Claro Intelecto, Anaxander
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Review: The third Rush Hour Direct Current release sees previous incumbents Cosmin TRG and Falty DL engage in some mutual back scratching activities with each remixing a standout track from the others RHDC EP. Falty DL turns the Romanian's "See Other People" into a crazed futuristic techno R&B hybrid - probably what a Kyle Hall remix of Kingdom would sound like. On the flip "St Marks Place" gets a truly menacing techno funky rerub from the Cosmin. Top release all round.
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Cat: RH 110R1. Rel: 10 Nov 10
Techno
Review: Kyle Hall aside, it's hard to pick two up-and-coming producers better suited to the task of giving Anthony Shake Shakir's off kilter Detroitisms a contemporary tweak than FaltyDL and Space Dimension Controller. In the first of two Rush Hour-curated releases, Belfast youngster SDC, fresh off a stunning EP released on resurgent Belgian imprint R&S, turns his intergalactic remixing hand on the seminal "Detroit State Of Mind", first released in 1998. He slows down the tempo here, opting for slo-mo, bubbling synths, claps and a vintage analogue electro-disco funk melodies that are fast becoming the SDC signature sound. FaltyDL (real name Drew Lustman) meanwhile remixes "Assimilated" over on the flip. Despite being based in New York, Falty's sound has its roots in the UK, with his releases displaying a clear affection for dubstep, funky and old-school garage as well as house. On this effort he goes for a dense, layered approach, with snare hits busily chopping and changing direction amid a flurry of analogue squiggles, with a bassline groove that is slowed down, tweaked and generally messed with in an insouciant manner that would no doubt make Shakir smile. More than merely a nice idea for a remix project, this release serves as a neat snapshot of what electronic music is all about in 2010: a fertile breeding ground between genres, eras and continents, with one foot respectfully planted in the past and the other holding the door open for the future.
… Read morePlayed by: Gerd, HiRO, Botanika Records, Tornado Wallace, Ethyl, Ka§par, Andy Ticker, Marcello Napoletano, Bad Passion Project, Kone-R (Uncharted Audio), GummiHz, Alex Dallas, Ksoul, Dolan Bergin (Electric Minds), Marcel Vogel, Andre Lodemann, Juno Recommends Techno, Davor Ostojic, Souled (Fresh Minute Music), Eddie C, Shadow Dancer (Boysnoize Records), Lwazi Koom, James Ruskin, Vakula, DISCREET UNIT, Chamboche, Duff Disco, James Johnston (No Matter What), MuteOscillator, Joe Bonez (Burek), Mowgli, Ticker, Roland Schwarz, Gerd
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Review: Tom Trago is a busy man. Here he takes time out from finalising "Iris" his forthcoming album and the epic Alfabet project (a collaboration with Awanto3, one half of Rednose Distrikt) to lay down a promo-only single. "Shutters" is in many ways typical Trago fare. It boasts that huggingly soft, atmospheric production for which he's renowned, clever use of instrumental soul samples (particularly after the second breakdown) and a nagging, relentless live bassline. It's heavy pace and thumping groove combine with his wall of sound production to great effect, too. The impeccable Extended Version is joined by an Extended Dub, which strips some of the soul samples to give a simpler, late night feel.
… Read morePlayed by: Ka§par, Justin Miller, Max Essa, RedSoul, WOLF Music, Session Victim, Juno Recommends Disco, CheckTheGuns, Alex Bradley, Steve Lee
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Review: Big, big one on Rush Hour! After the success of the super-limited one-sided, 'Compressed Roots' 12"
a few months back, comes this new version of the track (re-engineered for added impact on the floor)
plus a remix from Redshape! Killer stuff and causing a huge fuss with DJs worldwide.
… Read morea few months back, comes this new version of the track (re-engineered for added impact on the floor)
plus a remix from Redshape! Killer stuff and causing a huge fuss with DJs worldwide.
Played by: Yuro
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Review: Tom Trago's voyage with "Voyage Direct" keeps on going and going, this time the journey continues as the Amsterdam DJ / producer unleashes two of his live versions.
Last year's seven track mini-album was received with much critical acclaim. It served as a reminder to many that house music can still be deep, raw, sexy and passionate. Following its success, two EPs followed with remixes from Motor City Drum Ensemble, Actress, Ardvarck or Sotu the Travller.
Now, Tom Trago goes back for another adaptation of the album one last time. Live Takes consists of outtakes from his live performances, as the title would suggest.
Opening with an extended disco version of "Use Me Again" this release bridges the gap between the studio and the live performance, between old and new. It shifts in and out of the original unassumingly, meandering between the two for over eight minutes. Rather than just your straight up re-edit, this version is more akin to a new, modern version of the original.
The flip side is much more club orientated. An exclusive from his live sets, here Tom strips the classic "Over and Over" right down to the minimum, only allowing the original groove to appear momentarily before the updated, Chigargo-esque rhythm takes over again.
These two tracks cover two shades of equally compelling disco house. First we get the deep and funky side from "Use Me Again" and then there is the more pumping, jacking style from "Over and Over." Either way, they both get the dancefloor rocking!
… Read moreLast year's seven track mini-album was received with much critical acclaim. It served as a reminder to many that house music can still be deep, raw, sexy and passionate. Following its success, two EPs followed with remixes from Motor City Drum Ensemble, Actress, Ardvarck or Sotu the Travller.
Now, Tom Trago goes back for another adaptation of the album one last time. Live Takes consists of outtakes from his live performances, as the title would suggest.
Opening with an extended disco version of "Use Me Again" this release bridges the gap between the studio and the live performance, between old and new. It shifts in and out of the original unassumingly, meandering between the two for over eight minutes. Rather than just your straight up re-edit, this version is more akin to a new, modern version of the original.
The flip side is much more club orientated. An exclusive from his live sets, here Tom strips the classic "Over and Over" right down to the minimum, only allowing the original groove to appear momentarily before the updated, Chigargo-esque rhythm takes over again.
These two tracks cover two shades of equally compelling disco house. First we get the deep and funky side from "Use Me Again" and then there is the more pumping, jacking style from "Over and Over." Either way, they both get the dancefloor rocking!
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Review: Given his reputation for pioneering techno in the Netherlands in the '90s, it is no surprise a broad range of labels are looking to work with Steve Rachmad. Not soon after the man known as Sterac contributed a pair of remixes to an Aera 12" on the mighty Innervisions, Rachmad's earlier material is the subject of a reissue 12" on home turf titans Rush Hour. It's his mid-'90s work for Dutch techno label 100% Pure that is the focus of the Amsterdam operation's attentions here, specifically the cuts "Osirion" and "Primus." Issued together on a '96 12" on 100% Pure, both these tracks are not as widely feted as Sterac classics from the same era like "Sitting On Clouds" but they do demonstrate Rachmad's innate mastery of the Motor City sound. Remastered for 2016, they sound just as fresh some 20 years on!!
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Cat: RHLTD 013. Rel: 22 Feb 07
Deep House
Review: Rush Hour Limited presents San Proper’s A'dam Family series. This is a series where he teams up with well known and lesser known producers from Amsterdam. On the third part he collaborates with The Schepper With His Ferrari (AKA Overlast, Dopeness Galore). These two Amsterdam youngsters continue where this series started; deep and grooving house.
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Review: With techno celebrating its 25th birthday in 2010, Rush Hour pick an opportune time to reissue some vintage Derrick May. Here we see four slabs of raw analogue machine funk from the outspoken producer and DJ - one under his Rhythm Is Rhythm alias, with three .relics' squeezed onto the B Side. "MS" predates the current vogue for stripped back house and techno music by some two decades, while the so-called .relics' on the flip offer a fascinating insight into May's nascent output. Simply put, this is a must for all Detroit completists and another opportunity to recognise the sheer importance of Derrick May in shaping the modern electronic music landscape.
… Read morePlayed by: Alex Downey, Kone-R (Uncharted Audio), Marcel Heese, Alex Agore, [NAKEDLUNCH], Apoena, ESSEX RASCALS
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Review: Ahead of a retrospective compilation containing some of Recloose's best work, Rush Hour drop the first of two vinyl samplers. Three of the tracks here are the Spelunking EP culled from his long deleted debut for Planet E. The spaced out heavy future funk of "Get There Tonight" still sounds amazing today, while on the flip you get the added bonus of "Land Of The Lost Dance" - an unreleased Recloose track from the same era. Top release.
… Read morePlayed by: Ennio Styles, Mukatsuku Records Chart, 7 Samurai Tom Wieland freesoulinc, Ernie (Minuendo Recordings), Alex Traska (Myhouse-Yourhouse), Aroop Roy, Ionik (Traveller Records, KGS), WOLF Music, Jay Simon (Must Have Records), Juno Recommends Deep House, Astral T (Astral Love Affair), The Jazz Meet, Tomasz Guiddo
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Review: Quince (one of the scenes revelations of the past year or two) was so much up for doing this that he came up with two mixes. His Inspiration mix is in classic Detroit fashion, beating many of his peers at their own game.
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Review: The fourth 12" is a best of the series sees some of his mid 90s "Dark Comedy" material, like "Track" and "Chasers". Both these tracks were initially released on his own Art Of Dance label as a 12" only, limited to 300. While "Chasers" saw a reissue an Art Of Dance compilation album, "Track" was left exclusively to that 12" only (it had appeared earlier on his Warp album in a different version). If this is not enough to excite you, we also included another dancefloor bomb entitled "Dark Disco", which was released more recently on a DEMF CD only and is now available on 12" for the first time. Another slice of essential techno history on 12" (and remastered by Dexter) for the first time. Artwork comes courtesy of Delta Inc.
… Read morePlayed by: Glimpse
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CINNAMAN / JAY SCARLETT / VARIOUS
Beat Dimensions Vol 1 (2xLP)
Cat: RH 106LP. Rel: 18 Apr 07
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Review: Rush Hour present this ground-breaking new project, put together by Cinnaman (Rush Hour) and DJ Jay Scarlett (Spacek Sound System, Sound In Colour). These two beat-heads were brought together by a mutual love and appreciation of the electronic hip-hop sound stemming from L.A, Detroit and later worldwide. "Beat Dimensions" was born!
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Review: Rush Hour presents 'Ode To Ede'. Two great tracks by this new German outfit as the RH-LTD series continues. Berlin based Pied Plat started in
2006 as an electro-acoustic live project inspired by the house and techno sound from Detroit. Growing up in
Karlsruhe, Germany, Pied Plat members have known each other since early childhood and still enjoy hanging around
together. Thus, Eren Solak's experience in jazz and producing, is proven in collaborating with Ame, is completed
by the arrangement skills of Felix Osten and the organic touch of percussionist Roman Schuler. It's the variety
of their backgrounds and their common love for music that forms the Pied Plat sound
… Read more2006 as an electro-acoustic live project inspired by the house and techno sound from Detroit. Growing up in
Karlsruhe, Germany, Pied Plat members have known each other since early childhood and still enjoy hanging around
together. Thus, Eren Solak's experience in jazz and producing, is proven in collaborating with Ame, is completed
by the arrangement skills of Felix Osten and the organic touch of percussionist Roman Schuler. It's the variety
of their backgrounds and their common love for music that forms the Pied Plat sound
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Review: Rednose Distrikt's Steven De Peven emerges from his producing slumber under this new alias with two excellent productions for Voyages Direct; the Tom Trago curated Rush Hour off-shoot. "Get That BeeDeeBee" bumps at a mid tempo pace, with a searing keyboard riff that drops intermittently to a backdrop of emotive uplifting chords and an ever mutating heavy beat augmented by barely audible vocal grunts. De Peven ups the pace on the flip with "I'm Coming Baby" filtering luscious disco vibes through crisp house drum programming and Detroit chords that radiate dancefloor heat. The final product is something that wouldn't sound out of place on the recent Rick Wilhite compilation.
… Read morePlayed by: Craig Bratley, Lexx, Ethyl, Ka§par, Jug, The Barking Dogs, The Last Trip to Gandahar, BABYG (DANCE DISORDER - L.S.B. ), Wes [Cutloose :: Manchester], Jozif, FabioDellaTorre (Minimono/Bosconi), Juno Recommends Deep House, Chubby Dubz, Vakula, Alex Niggemann, James Johnston (No Matter What), DANI CASARANO, Mike Huckaby, Spirit Catcher
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Cat: RH 025-R3. Rel: 17 Nov 10
Deep House
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Cat: CMTRN 2. Rel: 17 Jan 08
Electro House
Review: Comtron decide to keep the message subliminal and put on their dancing shoes. A short version was originally released on the 'Follow the Money' album. This 12" version on Rush Hour is the full deal: hypnotic, uplifting and carefree dance music. Let their music entrance you. To complete this release, we are being treated with a remix by Tom Trago. Both versions come as vocal and instrumental. Limited run of 500 white vinyl 12".
The Comtron Group [tm] makes its way back onto the market via the Special Consumer Series [tm]. Again, the message here is key: warn people about the sinister undertones of the corporate world. Taking from the effective brainwash method, The Comtron Group chooses to hide their messages in highly danceable music in order to infiltrate into the brain of ignorant club-goers. This group is their prime target at present.
… Read moreThe Comtron Group [tm] makes its way back onto the market via the Special Consumer Series [tm]. Again, the message here is key: warn people about the sinister undertones of the corporate world. Taking from the effective brainwash method, The Comtron Group chooses to hide their messages in highly danceable music in order to infiltrate into the brain of ignorant club-goers. This group is their prime target at present.
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Cat: RH 025-R2. Rel: 10 Feb 10
Deep House
Review: Dutch electronic institute Rush Hour unleash the second and final Voyage Direct remix EP. Keeping their local sentiment, all four featured remixers come straight out of the label's Amsterdam base.
Aardvarck, Boris Werner, San Proper and Sotu The Traveler deliver a diverse set of mixes that continue to retain the interest in Tom Trago's debut album. Following a string of acclaimed singles over three years, April 2009 saw the release of the hot Amsterdam producer’s debut album. Turning heads instantly, the album was a hit and was followed up with a remix EP in August last year. Earlier this year, we saw the release of the Live Takes and now the final instalment drops to round off what has been a highly successful Voyage Direct campaign for Tom Trago. Opening the EP, Boris Werner provides a latin infected house version of "Lost in the Streets of NYC." With shades of disco, the rework has an airy quality to, induced by an intricately delicate piano pattern. A flowing groove keeps the rest of the track grounded as the other components drift off in a dream-like trance. Famed for his distorted dupstep-techno crossovers, Ardvarck hands in a tough electrodisco version of "On the Side." Roughed up kicks combine with Soundstream-style string edits. Highly energised and full of power, the track is roughened up in Ardvarck’s trademark Cult Copy style. San Proper ‘s "Use Me" remix sees disco looping edits, acidic synthbass merging with a Detroit feel before Sotu the Traveller closes the release with his hybrid of dupstep and electrohouse on his interpretation of "Voyage Direct." As the long journey of his Voyage Direct draws to a close, Tom Trago will no doubt look back with starry eyes. Stretching the output from the album to the max but always maintaining the quality, he could have surely never imagined the ride would be this long and prosperous.
… Read moreAardvarck, Boris Werner, San Proper and Sotu The Traveler deliver a diverse set of mixes that continue to retain the interest in Tom Trago's debut album. Following a string of acclaimed singles over three years, April 2009 saw the release of the hot Amsterdam producer’s debut album. Turning heads instantly, the album was a hit and was followed up with a remix EP in August last year. Earlier this year, we saw the release of the Live Takes and now the final instalment drops to round off what has been a highly successful Voyage Direct campaign for Tom Trago. Opening the EP, Boris Werner provides a latin infected house version of "Lost in the Streets of NYC." With shades of disco, the rework has an airy quality to, induced by an intricately delicate piano pattern. A flowing groove keeps the rest of the track grounded as the other components drift off in a dream-like trance. Famed for his distorted dupstep-techno crossovers, Ardvarck hands in a tough electrodisco version of "On the Side." Roughed up kicks combine with Soundstream-style string edits. Highly energised and full of power, the track is roughened up in Ardvarck’s trademark Cult Copy style. San Proper ‘s "Use Me" remix sees disco looping edits, acidic synthbass merging with a Detroit feel before Sotu the Traveller closes the release with his hybrid of dupstep and electrohouse on his interpretation of "Voyage Direct." As the long journey of his Voyage Direct draws to a close, Tom Trago will no doubt look back with starry eyes. Stretching the output from the album to the max but always maintaining the quality, he could have surely never imagined the ride would be this long and prosperous.
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Review: "Remarkable", by Sui Generis, has support from Josh Wink, Alex Attias, DJ 3000, Laurent Garnier and many more.
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Review: Rush Hour make the French Connection with this release from Parisian producer, Art Bleek. Having released more jazz orientated releases on various labels, "Antichambre" is his first techno outing and we are very pleased to be presenting it to you on this 12".
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Review: Rush Hour keeps soaking up the best in deep, soulful techno. With the "Out Concern EP" Conforce delivers a deep, synth driven track in the best Detroit tradition. We are being graced with three mixes, ranging from an energetic dancefloor version, to a deeper musical version and a beatless dub. This is a perfect release for house and techno lovers.
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Review: The "Rush Hour Remixes" has support from Laurent Garnier and DJ 3000.
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Review: "Are You Nuts?" is a sick house 12'' from The Pig. This is a perfect execution of borrowing, chopping and taking from tracks that build up around samples themselves, in order to create brilliant dancefloor tracks. This is a top Rush Hour release.
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Review: If Tom Trago's debut album, Voyage Direct, was an impressive exercise in developing a signature style, then this sophomore set has clearly been designed to show the sheer scale of the Dutchman's growing ambition. It's almost as if Trago is setting out his stall: he's not just a simple disco/house fusionist, but a musical alchemist with more strings to his bow than a twelve-string player with an impressive collection of lutes, mandarins and sitars. The 15 tracks that make up Iris include forays into noughties hip-house (Tyree Cooper collaboration "What You Do"), crisp, late night electro-funk ("Suckers For Fools", with Olivier Day Soul), ambient soundscapes ("Soon In A Cinema"), rush-inducing Joy Orbison-ish future garage ("Joys Of Choice") and, curiously, hooky, radio-friendly pop-house. Of course, there are some typical Trago moments ("Scent Of Heaven", the Dam Funk-does-deep house vibes of "Space Balloon"), but these are sandwiched between a kaleidoscopic array of rainbow-tinted songs and collaborations (Romanthony, Meikbar and San Proper also feature).
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Cat: RH LTD 011. Rel: 22 Jan 07
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Rush Hour Limited presents San Proper's Amsterdam Family series. This is a series where he teams up with known and unknown producers from Amsterdam. Although new to the production game San Proper has been DJing in the Amsterdam club scene for years. Over the last ten years he has been spinning in all the major clubs, bars and lounges, in and around Holland. He's very known and praised for his house and disco sets, but also for blending a lot of different styles into an eclectic mix. On this, the first part, he collaborates with Steven De Peven (the driving force behind Rednose Distrikt) Together they've created three variations of a deep and steamy mid tempo house track. Tested and approved on the dancefloors of Amsterdam!
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Played by: Hannulelauri, Ethyl, Ka§par, Kraak & Smaak, Owain Kimber (Owain K), Spacewalker (Balance), Master-H/Komplex De Deep, Roman Filippov, Reade Truth, FabioDellaTorre (Minimono/Bosconi), Andre Lodemann, Reggie Dokes, Session Victim, Juno Recommends Deep House, Scott Grooves, Jazz Neversleeps, Layo & Bushwacka, Resident Advisor
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Review: Oh yes! Some of you out there will have picked up on Shout Outs to the Weirdos in Rathmines, Morgan Buckley's Rush Hour No Label debut last year which presented the young unheralded Dublin artist as both immensely creative and capable of some mind bending electronic music. We are super excited to see Buckley back on No Label with Shplitting The Shtones, a split LP with the unknown Olmo Devin that veers further off piste in the most enticing of fashions. It's Devin that mans the A-side with three tracks that range from tropical house ("Sol Baize At The Chinga") to odd krauty Balearic excursions ("Eau-De-Vie") and the unclassifiable vignette that is "Manual Greever". Buckley supplies the same amount of productions on the B side and it's fair to say 10 minute track "Miwp (Miwpy Mix)" is the highlight coming across like Stereolab jacked up on some particularly potent mushrooms.
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Review: Rush Hour's intermittent "No Label" series returns in form here, opting to tap up the analogue supergroup of Torn Hawk, Secret Circuit and Willie Burns for From The Legal Pad Of, a collaborative release of two tracks that mine the post-Balearic, '80s rock vibe intersection the three do so well. As you'd expect, there a distinctly hazy '80s air to proceedings, no doubt brought by the guitar contributions of Torn Hawk, while the more vivid electronics of Secret Circuit offer a fine counterbalance to Willie Burns more driving elements, particularly on the motorik A-side. An excellent collaboration that we hope yields further material....
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Review: Veteran UK producer Ed Upton steps up for duty on the No 'Label' operation by Rush Hour's distribution branch with a conceptual LP that's wholly representative of the experimental fare that's preceded it from the likes of Inga Copeland, Stellar OM Source and William Burnett. Whilst Upton's recent mini LP for Power Vacuum as EDMX was the sort of electro leaning techno he's renowned for, Reith Tracks is something else altogether. Recorded in full whilst Upton resided on an Austrian farm, the eight tracks here will resonate with Rephlex fans with Upton operating across a variety of tempos and apparently inspired by the farm's various locations. A handy postcard insert replete with prose from Upton further details the inspiration behind this compelling collection - as with previous No 'Label' releases do not sleep!
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Review: Having seen his series of MMT Tapes 12"s collected by Rush Hour back in 2012 for a superb double LP release, Jorge Velez marks his return to the Amsterdam emporium in fine style here with this Ausland 12". If recent reports are to be believed, this 2 track release is the first of several records from Velez planned over the course of the year with Creme Organization and the Skudge Presents series amongst his planned destinations. Both the title track and "Lost Highway" will leave you craving more productions from the New Jersey-based musician, expanding on the delicate, supple, hardware driven sound of his MMT Tapes material and delightfully strange in their execution. More please Jorge!
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Review: Rush Hour's latest reissue focus is Vincent Floyd, a producer with a small clutch of 12? releases in the mid-90s for Dance Mania, Relief and Gherkin Records offshoot Resound Records. Although more from the producer is promised in the year to come, the first record is Your Eyes, a reissue the producer's debut for Dance Mania. Released back in 1990, the five-track 12? brandished a title track that was pretty much a perfect example of vocal deep house from the era, and this reissued edition from Rush Hour pares the record down to just three tracks, with the Chan-featuring title cut complemented by an instrumental and "I'm So Deep," described by the label as a "sinister haunting instrumental jackin track".
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