Release : VA - Earth Tones
Artist : VA
Album : Earth Tones
Genre : House
Source : Vinyl
Label : Soul People Music
URL : http://soulpeoplemusic.com
Date : 03-24-2010
Encoder : LAME 3.97 / -V2 --vbr-new
Quality : 188kbps 44100 kHz Joint Stereo
Tracks : 3
Time : 19:43 min
Size : 26.81 MB
A1 Move D - Aspiration 2010 7:23
B1 Steve Oh - Work Dat Shit 5:46
B2 Black Jazz Constitution - The Om 6:34
What is there to say when potentially the best thing on a compilation EP
featuring Move D, Black Jazz Constitution alias Black Jazz Consortium aka Fred P
is a track from a relative unknown producer named Steve Oh. Perhaps that the
Move D and Black Jazz Consortitution tracks aren't that bad at all. In fact,
they're pretty great. For those who enjoy deeper-than-deep house, that is. Move
D's "Aspiration 2010" has an acidic line that peeks its head out from underneath
the submerged beat and dank atmosphere. It's D at his house-y finest, finding
enough new elements to surprise the listener throughout its seven-plus minute
length. Steve Oh's masterful "Work Dat Shit is an understated burner that
doesn't announce itself immediately. That titular repeated phrase, though, takes
on resonance as the track unfolds. The percussion gets a little busier. The
rising synth intensifies things gently. The bass hit gets unfathomably deep at
three minutes in. It's an expertly constructed bit of mood music that fits
neatly among some top-shelf material from deep house's most talented producers.
Black Jazz Constitution, meanwhile, gets spiritual for his contribution, with
what sound like droning monks finding their way underneath jazzy keys on "The
Om".
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