Tag: Manuel Tur

  • Magazine Sixty Music review with Manuel Tur

    Magazine Sixty Music review with Manuel Tur

    Greg Fenton reviews Manuel Tur – Intertextural – Spaced Repetitions Full of intentional surprises this brilliantly exciting album from Manuel Tur sounds like a homage to the fever of nightfall amidst unknown situations and tempting propositions. It sounds excellent too, defined with a wealth of lounge possibilities reclining into laidback positions amid the breadth of…

  • Manuel Tur – Love Me Well EP – Freerange Records

    Capturing the essence of uplifting this smooth combination of classic, filtered piano and breathy vocals works notably well, just as you would expect from Manuel Tur. Love Me Well sounds timeless in so far as the feelings it creates, although in other hands this formula could seem a little tired, however the producer gets it…

  • Amberoom – RHIT EP – Ovum Recordings

    This excellent release from the new collective formed by Manuel Tur, Adrian Hoffmann and Ramin Nouyan is simply stunning. RHIT begins with a blinding array of earthy, tribal based drum rhythms that capture the essence of movement and are eventually rewarded by the uplift of Latin-esque piano chords and jazziness. The even more outstanding, Hover…

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    Alexis Raphael Into the Light Hot Creations Love this. The capitals’ Alexis Raphael captures the invigorating sounds and feel of contemporary House music perfectly with this inspired production. Tempered by strident beats and deliciously dark sounding synths the arrangement sets you up for its fall into bassline nirvana, with a timely nod to early nineties…

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    G.Family ‘People With Bullets EP’ Foliage Records Gorgeous four tracker from Germany’s Foliage imprint breathes fresh impetus into the matter of deep. Title track People With Bullets features the emotive voice of Nombongo whose spoken message delivers thought provoking words over cool jazzy Rhodes inflections. Manuel Tur provides the remix with classic arpeggio’s creating an electrifying…

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    Louie Fresco ‘So Good E.P’ No.19 Mexico’s Louie Fresco has not only produced one of the most tense intro’s so far this year (albeit only two minutes, nineteen seconds long) but also successfully spins Sylvester’s timely words of wisdom off a deliciously heavy-duty bassline with life-affirming electricity. If all that feels life a bit of…