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█ - d e e p h o u s e -
02.12.2004
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artist : VA
title . DJ Rain - Urban Excursions Volume One
type : Sampler
year . 2004
genre : House
subgenre . Deep House
label : Magnify Music
cat . MM001
URL : www.magnifymusic.com
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grabber : EAC
encoder . Lame 3.90.3
quality : VBRkbps / 44,1Khz / Joint-Stereo
source . CDDA
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01.DJ Rain - Immanuel's Reign 05:19
02.DJ Rain - The Duel 04:54
03.Audiomoe - This Strange Love 04:28
04.DJ Rain - Rain In Nice 06:05
05.Audiomoe - Follow Me 04:18
06.Jesse Outlaw - Inner Spiritual 08:21
07.Audiomoe - 57 Spring 05:18
08.DJ Rain - See How It Sounds 05:35
09.Audiomoe - Never Going Back 04:22
10.Jesse Outlaw - Mi Vida Samba 07:04
55:44 min 67,1 MB
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The deep house crew brings you once again a high quality release of
soulful dance music.. music with emotion that deserves the promotion..
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Los Angeles' DJ Rain Announces New Label and Debut Release
In February 2004, New Jersey native, Los Angeles transplant DJ Rain,
launches his new label, Magnify Music with the release of Urban
Excursions, Volume One. Magnify's mission is to create, produce,
remix and play a unique brand of music that combines elements of
jazz, house and gospel. Raised on the sounds of Newark's renowned
Zanzibar and such legends as Tony Humphries, Larry Levan, Timmy
Regisford and Tee Scott, Rain rekindles the soul of yesteryear,
meshing it with his own fresh and innovative sonic concepts.
On Magnify's debut, Urban Excursions, Volume One, Rain celebrates the
launch of his label via collaborations with Jerry Andrews and
utilizes the talents of Jesse Outlaw, Moses Truzman (aka Audiomoe)
and a handful of other gifted musicians to craft a soundscape rich
with organic instrumentation and midtempo gems. Driven by distinctive
flutes, brass and keys, this is a diverse album to enjoy while
cooking dinner at home, during a late night drive or in the early
morning hours on the dance floor.
Kicking off Urban Excursions is "Immanuel's Reign," an emotive,
downtempo number driven by emanating keys and the soothing vocals of
Dee Gilbert. Written and produced by Rain and named after his young
son Immanuel, this is a suitable intro to the label's freshman
release. "The Duel" introduces the flute, here via Mistalee, on this
introspective, soulful composition. Penned by Audiomoe, "This Strange
Love" is the album's first standout highlight. A throwback to old
school dance grooves, close your eyes and imagine a New York loft in
the early eighties. Cerebral and introspective, Spanish guitar riffs
and glittering percussion move this midtempo, nostalgia-inducing
jewel of a track. "Follow Me," another flute-driven cut, shows off
Audiomoe's skills as a musician. Subtle breakdowns layered with
spacey synth sounds, guitars and handclaps will work wonders on the
dance floor.
The flute appears yet again on "Inner Spiritual." Producer Jesse
Outlaw uses grooving congos courtesy of Julio Avila, a deep, dirty
bassline from Mondo Villa and keys by Mike Green. Contagious flute
and piano, percussion and shakers, all good for working an early
floor or for a relaxing evening at home. On "See How It Sounds," Rain
demonstrates his skills in the deep and jazzy house realm. Mark
Ledford supplies the sensual trumpet with Tom on light percussion and
the vocal snippets encouraging the listener to, "See How it Sounds."
Next up is "Never Going Back," which sees Audiomoe manning the
production and this time, providing all instrumentals. An eclectic
floor gem with luscious, spacey keys and dirty, electric guitars make
up this melodic masterpiece. Urban Excursions closes out with Jesse
Outlaw's "Mi Vida Samba," a bossa-inflected, piano and percussion
driven tour de force.
remember to support artists.
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shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote..
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music that makes you groove no matter where you are.. and you
think you can add to this feeling ... then visit us on efnet or
drop us a line to deephouse@hotPOP.com..
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