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█ - d e e p h o u s e -
27.09.2014
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artist : Jordan
title . Divison Point
type : EP
year . 2014
genre : House
subgenre . Deep House
label : Finale Sessions
cat . FS023
URL : http://www.discogs.com/release/6049411
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encoder . LAME 3.99
quality : VBRkbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
source . VINYL
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01.Night Mask 7:48
02.Division Point 5:06
03.Return 7:17
20:11 min 39.86 Mb
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Jordan Poling has been kicking around in New York dance music circles for
years, but aside from an appearance as JD on Soul People Music's reasonably
obscure C.O.M.E. compilation from 2011, he's mostly just been a face at the
city's better record shops and house nights. Now simply going by Jordan,
he's set to make a little more noise in the coming months, with this EP for
Finale Sessions his opening gambit. Tracks as atmospheric as those on
Division Point are by definition unshowy, but Poling's obvious knack for
details makes his 12-inch debut impressive despite itself
In a slightly earlier era, Division Point could have arrived on Underground
Qualityùlike AYBEE, his early benefactor Fred P and especially Anton Zap,
Jordan couches soulful house in a haze of introspection. He's at his
trippiest on "Night Mask," where aside from drums and sub-bass, his sounds
seem mostly built from murky voices. Even the deep dub chords that
supersede the wisps of conversation have a vaguely syllabic quality,
lending a creepily psychedelic quality to the composition. It sounds like a
bad trip, if a lovely one to listen to. "Division Point" is built up from
just a few spacious elementsùnasal synths, feathery strings, a percussion
arrangement panned wideùbut they're so personable that the arrangement
isn't wanting for anything. "Return," set to a quicker pace and with a
slightly less downtrodden melody, is upbeat by the standards of this
collection, and it's certainly the most obviously floor-friendly. But on
the right system, played either early or long into the evening, any of
these should go down a treat
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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