Producer and DJ Hector Plimmer is good...real good. In fact, the South London native was aiming at pushing the boundaries of music with tracks like 'Circle Square Triangle', literally 3 years back. Having tapped into electronica/future jazz hybrids with 'Personal Paradise', and more notably blowing fans away with his cut 'Tomorrow', which was feature on Gilles Peterson's 'Brownswood Bubblers Vol. 11' back in 2014, Plimmer continues to produce forward-thinking music with his 'Eastern System' EP, out on one of our choice labels, Albert’s Favourites. Doing what he does best, which is to blend multiple styles and sounds, practically erasing the idea of genre, the record captures snapshots of tribal rhythms integrated with unorthodox electronica and up-rock breakbeats, totally spawning a fresh and innovative release that sounds nothing like anything out at the moment. Hector Plimmer has definitely scored a big win with this release. Have a listen.
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Sinkane has announced the release his new album 'Life & Livin’ It', set to land February 10th, 2017 via City Slang. The NY-based artist has also unveiled the official video for the single 'U'Huh', which will also be featured on the LP. Directed by Nick Bentgen, Sinkane perform the song on stage in a classic setting with some of the most fashionable men and women. There are also clips of the '67 riots in Newark, New Jersey and Detroit, Michigan weaved throughout the video. Festive in atmosphere, you can watch 'U'Huh' down below.
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Legendary New York DJ, audiophile and The Loft founder David Mancuso has died, aged 72. One of the original pioneers of invitation-only parties, Mancuso would go on to influence some of the biggest clubs and nights in New York City including The Paradise Garage and Studio 54.
What originally began as intimate listening gatherings for friends, eventually transformed into loft parties that became not only a place to hear good music but a community. With the first party in February of 1970 dubbed 'Love Saves The Day', Mancuso drew a reputation for his expertise in sound quality with iconic DJ's such as Frankie Knuckles and Larry Levan being patrons of his parties.
London duo Shy Luv released their debut EP 'Caught Up On You' back in 2015. Now back with a new track and a slightly new sound, the pair tap into a disco vibe with their single 'Joyrider'. Spaced-out with driving a percussion powering wheels of funk, the song is one that feels highly suitable for the summer, but will definitely warm you up this winter. 'Joyrider' is currently out now via Black Butter Records. You can stream the track down at the bottom. Enjoy.
