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: artist....: Jam City :
: title.....: Waterwork :
: cat no....: NS011 :
: genre.....: House :
: style.....: House / Dubstep :
: label.....: Night Slugs :
: tracks....: 05 :
: quality...: 320kbps :
: storedate.: Jul-00-2011 :
: rlsdate...: Jul-10-2011 :
: url.......: http://boomkat.com/downloads/421605 :
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Nr. Trackname Time
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01. Aqua Box 05:38
02. Countess 05:03
03. Island 04:10
04. Barely A Trak 07:11
05. Waterfalls 04:36
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26:38 min
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**Seriously tasty new EP on Night Slugs from
the boy wonder, Jam City.** The clue to the
sound of opening bomb 'Aqua Box' is in the
title: imagine a pumping Chicago box jam
torpedoed down to the ocean floor and souped up
with some South London subs and you're in
business. 'Countess' is the kind of
grime-influenced house at which JC so excels;
militant, broken drum syncopations buttressing
spiky, stop-start electro arpeggios to
bone-crushing effect. 'Island' has been
knocking around on dubplate for the best part
of two years; it's lost none of its lustre in
the interim, butch 808 drums jolting and
jabbing around airy, melancholy synth sounds -
an out-and-out masterpiece, just killer.
'Barely A Trak' takes the tried and tested
formula of combining UKF syncopations and
bending Moomin synths, but caresses it into
something properly unique with the help of some
nifty edits and an 'ardkore-style vocal loop.
'Waterfalls' gestures towards Chicago again,
with its Virgo-esque tom hits and starlit
synths, but breaks down into something
altogether more mutant and LDN-flavoured.
Banging, breathlessly imaginative stuff from
start to finish.
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Enjoy The music!
If you want to join (Which we would love):
Contact: psyfer@hush.com
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