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█ - d e e p h o u s e -
07.05.2014
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artist : John Barera & Will Martin
title . Yen
type : EP
year . 2014
genre : House
subgenre . Deep House
label : Supply Records
cat . SUPPLY-007
URL : http://www.discogs.com/release/5460777
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encoder . LAME 3.99
quality : VBRkbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
source . VINYL
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01.Awake 6:41
02.Say It Now 6:58
03.Unknown Factor 6:45
04.Yen 6:49
27:13 min 53.49 Mb
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Bostonians Will Martin and John Barera came together last year for the
excellent "Reality," a casually perfect slice of retro feel-good house that
was the centrepiece of Steffi's Panorama Bar mix. The duo have teamed up
again for a four-tracker on Barera's Supply Records that equals its
predecessor.
With "Awake," Barera and Martin have another go at the filter-happy disco
house of "Reality" and they knock it out of the park. Full of swooping
strings and bounding drums, it's like they found some old French house
record in an attic, so hopelessly cheery it's hard to imagine anyone
disliking it. Offering a more sultry twist on the formula, "Say It Now" is
all bongos and Rhodes, a dizzy head rush with ecstatic diva vocals thrown
in for good measure.
If the A-side is for summertime open-airs, then the B-side brings the dark
room vibes (or as dark as these two get). "Unknown Factor" has big rounded
pads, simple but addictive chords and a fluid techno groove that sounds
right out of the early '90s. "Yen" is shaded with sepia tone through a
melancholy lead. It later looks up to the stars with a cosmic synth
breakdown that'd make Rick Wakeman blush. Nothing about this four-tracker
is particularly trendy or eye opening, but just like "Reality" before it,
it's so well done that you could easily mistake the release for an old
classic
enjoy excellent quality vinyl ripping and encoding FTW! :)
remember to support artists.
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shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote..
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If you're down with the deep house music, music with feeling..
music that makes you groove no matter where you are.. and you
think you can add to this feeling.. then drop us a line d_h@zmail.com
keep the feeling real. .∙· d e e p h o u s e 2 0 1 4 ·∙.
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