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VARIOUS - Sophisticated Sass Sounds |
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 A1 Pete Herbert - Set It Off B1 Herb LF - Never Stop
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| Tracklisting: A1 Pete Herbert - Set It Off (5:52) A2 Roland Schwarz - Step In (Faze Action Dub) (5:19) B1 Herb LF - Never Stop (6:39) B2 Ken Hayakawa - Sunday Weekend (7:50) For two years the Sass Club in the heart of Vienna has been providing the city with music. Its sound is subtle, oscillating from disco to deep house, a sound that has nothing to do with the flair of big discos. Local connoisseurs and international stars of the electronic dance scene promise nights to remember. Sass Music Club is the place where the young viennese music and party crowd is meeting. Whether they come in converse sneakers or in their business outfit, what matters here is the beat and a feeling of happiness for all those present. This compilation sets the course for the future. The close cooperation between Tjumy Records and Sass Music Club is taken a step further with the foundation of the label Sass Music and its own booking agency. This cooperation both facilitates the communication between artists, organisers and the press and is meant to give Austrian acts the chance to get started in the international music scene. Pete Herbert from Superdiscoteca & Eskimo fame kicks off this 4 tracker with an old school beauty: "Set it Off"Fine tribal rhythms mix with a "They,ll Never" vocal sample, a groovy bassline topped of fine Detroit stabs and strings make this a tune to either fill the floor or set the floor off on one! Roland Schwarz from the austrian Etage Noir Label gets a Faze Action Dub rework of his "Step In" that is Nuphonic Records typical deep house. Disco and dub elements combining with a hypnotic synth make this a tune for the coming summer Herb LF with his 3rd work for Tjummy Records. "Never Stop" is the name of the tune and its a primetime floor mover perfect for those summer disco nights. Again you can recognise the Nuphonic Rec. label inside the music. Dub, disco, strings with a slight 80s cosmic vibe to the whole tune, combine to give you that feel good moment on the dancefloor. Ken Hayakawa, Austrias rising young production star introduces you to his "Sunday Weekend". The tune is minimal, deep with accordian stabs, hypnotic bleeps and echoes and a great organic driving bassline. Deep minimal house destined for this years open air parties and afterhours. Let the sunshine in. |
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