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: artist....: Jam City :
: title.....: Ecstasy (Refix) :
: cat no....: NSWL004 :
: genre.....: Bass :
: style.....: Dubstep :
: label.....: Night Slugs :
: tracks....: 03 :
: quality...: VBRkbps :
: storedate.: Aug-00-2010 :
: rlsdate...: Aug-11-2011 :
: url.......: http://boomkat.com/vinyl/326348 :
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Nr. Trackname Time
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01. ecstasy (refix) 06:36
02. let me bang (refix) 06:39
03. shut the lights off (devil refix) 04:23
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17:38 min
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The Night Slugs juggernaut continues apace,
with another limited white-label pressing and
the long-awaited vinyl debut of hugely tipped
London producer Jam City. To many he first came
into view when Fact magazine hailed him as the
most exciting prospect for bass music in years,
and after devouring his by now classic mixes
for Lower End Spasm and Fact itself we really
couldn't possibly argue - despite the fact that
he's had no releases of his own to speak of
until now. So all of this is just to say that
there are people clamouring for this twelve,
and a few minutes in the company of the opening
track will bend you into submission if you had
any resistance left in you, 'Ecstacy Refix' is
just one of those anthemic wonders that defies
easy categorisation, employing distinctive
Grime signatures but with an almost euphoric
color palette that takes in rave stabs and
distant percussive hits, proper
hands-in-the-air styles for peaktime summer
jams. Over on the flipside "Let me Bang Refix"
does a similar thing with a different
trajectory, borrowing bouncy booty bass
structures and reducing them to a gooey mess of
layered strings and fluoro synths, while Shut
The Lights Off (Devil Refix) gives off an Eski
vibe but with the urban angst replaced with a
late-night-drive scene that's just owning it
for us right now. Crazy times - this is just
too good.
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Enjoy The music!
If you want to join (Which we would love):
Contact: psyfer@hush.com
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