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Fresh Grooves Volume 573, mixed by Michael Fossati |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 18:45 |
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And here we go with the second mix for the week... !!
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Fresh Grooves Volume 572, mixed by Michael Fossati |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 18:42 |
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We decided to give you two mixes this week - here is the first one !!
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In the Spotlight: Sade "The moon and the sky" (A-Factor Remix)(White Label CD-R) |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 18:38 |
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** Exclusive Preview ** After an almost ten year long absence, Sade returns with the excellent "Solider of love" album that is sure to please her fans as well as lovers of elegant soul-jazz music. "The moon and the sky" is one of many highlights from the album, perfectly showcasing her timeless unique voice, masterfully reworked by A-Factor into a smooth yet contaminous funk drenched four-to-the floor affair that stays respectful to the original. White label vinyl will be available soon at the usual places, and those attending the WMC should check out the Miami record stores for a copy. |
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In the Spotlight: Deep & Soul Project featuring Danny "This light (we've seen)" (Gotta Keep Faith Records CD Promo) |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 18:36 |
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Deep & Soul Project is a collective of musician and DJ's who team up with singer Danny on the summery "The light (we've seen)", an organic production that is spreading an uplifting soul-funk vibe through the wonderful instrumentation and deeply felt vocals. Lots of quality remixes to choose from by the likes of Patrick Green, Steve Paradise, House Device, DJ Jogador, QuestionmarQ, Dee C'rell and MoWz & Mikula all adding their unique touch to the track, making this a versatile package. |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 18:32 |
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Picks of the Week
Peven Everett "Show you why" (Tribe Records CD Promo)
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Chicago soul legend Peven Everett is about to take over dance floors with his latest offering "Show you why" on Tribe Records, a funk soaked bass heavy production that is remorselessly groovin' from beginning to the end. The remixes are coutesy of Zepherin Saint who emphasizes the funky vibes and enriches the song with fantastic horns, keys and chords to take it to a whole new level. For an even more intense feel check out the dub, not to forget to mention the splendorous reprise. |
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Fresh Grooves Volume 571, mixed by Michael Fossati |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 27 February 2010 18:46 |
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Enjoy this special two hour long set of the latest soulful house tunes...
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In the Spotglight: La Casa Del Ritmo "Mala idea" (Look At You Records CD Promo) |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 27 February 2010 18:39 |
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Back in 2003, Look At You Records released the wonderful "Mala idea" by La Casa Del Ritmo (aka Los Amigos Invisibles), featuring outstanding vocals by Mariju Muci. Now almost seven years later, this classic returns with incredible mixes by Guy Robin who has been working on them for several months - and the time was definitely well invested !! If we didn't tell otherwise, you would swear these mixes date back to the 70's era of Disco as they bring back the timeless, delicious sounds that define the greatest dance music era of all time with their masterly orchestration... Dust off those roller skates and lets get the party started !! |
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In the Spotlight: Genetix featuring Shanchoy "Sunrise 2010" (Shines Records CD Promo) |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 27 February 2010 18:37 |
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Back in September of 2006, Shines Records released the gorgeous "Sunrise" by Genetix, featuring sultry vocals by Shanchoy. Now the label is about to drop an essential remix package, with DaSoul & Fabry Diglio turning out a deeply rumblin' remix fueled with celestial keys and chords, while Nastee Nev gets as deep as it gets on his hypnotic dub laced with atmospheric melodies. Liquideep contribute two mixes, with their 'BBB Remix' being deep and mesmerizing while the 'Deepfro Mix' is a laidback rework. C.9ine goes orbital on his melodious interpretation, while Ronnie Ron's dub is a deep moody affair. Also included is the 'Unreleased Mix', a funk drenched, bumpin' rework of the now classic original version. |
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