Tag: R&S Records
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Dino Lenny
Greg Fenton reviews Dino Lenny – Lose Control – R&S Records Dino Lenny’s recent releases have sounded like a series of engaging conversations of late by communicating vibrant motion and meaning for you to react to. The title, Lose Control says all you need to know tearing up figurative notions and dancefloors in the process.…
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Human Safari – Sax Paradiso – R&S Records
I don’t just love this because it has the word Jazz in one of its titles. I love it because it is brilliant. Shinning like shooting stars. And at a comparable speed. Coasting with an effortless cool the musical blasts of smoky saxophone inhabit a night-time world of experience, fusing past notation together with the…
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Architectural – Clothed In Light – R&S Records
You may have noticed that I don’t care about genres and neat filing categories, or what you should like and what year it’s ok to like it in. Music should always shake you out of compliancy, whether that’s emotional, or political, or poetic. Give it a go, who knows you might actually like it. And…
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Subject 13 – One More Chance – R&S Records
Breathing like the sound of summer this new production via the electrifying, creative mind of Subject 13 is as much about joy as it is about serious intent.
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Saytek Q&A
Welcome to Magazine Sixty, Joseph. You have been performing and producing music for a considerable amount of time now. I wanted to ask, given the sometimes fickle nature of dance music, what you feel has enabled that longevity as you have remained integral to dancefloors? Luck, hard work, being in the right place at the…
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Dino Lenny – Did This – R&S Records
I was trying to think of something clever about Dino Lenny to entice you into reading the remainder of this review but as you will already know his music is exemplary in so many ways. You can never quite guess what you are going to hear but rest assured it will be a collection of…
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Saytek – IYNDUB01 (Live) – R&S Records
Imagine a world in which music was dull, uninspired or worse still corporate. Saytek elevates sound into another realm of awareness via this heavy fusion of pounding drums, atmospheric chords and a sense of purpose transfixing the listener while propelling meaning and defiance. Life enhancing as you feel better for having heard its heady rush…