Tag: Matt Tolfrey
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The Martinez Brothers – Remixed Part. 2 – Cuttin’ Headz
Love them or merely adore them The Martinez Brothers have always produced music imbued by serious party-time passion and these four newly minted remixes tease out all of those qualities in abundance. First up is the Guti & Enzo Siragusa take on H 2 Da Izzo which pushes fast and furious as rolling basslines are…
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Cosmic Pineapple Q&A with Kim Booth.
Cosmic Pineapple: Where did the inspiration for the name come from and please talk us through the concept behind it? The name originally came up in Mexico at the end of 2012. I noticed how happy pineapples seem to look and the word cosmic naturally flowed before the pineapple! If you want a deeper meaning,…
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Benoit & Sergio Q&A
Firstly, sorry to hear that Sergio is under doctor’s orders. How is he getting with his recovery? Sergio’s back is doing better, slowly recovering. We hope to be back on the road and fully operational in December. Your new release ‘Old Streets’ on Soul Clap once again highlights your musical skills as well as your…
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Various Artists Smiley Fingers 100 Smiley Fingers If you’re not already acquainted with the joys of Smiley Fingers then here is the reason to do so. Celebrating some three years of existence and their one hundredth release the London based imprint fires through its succession of heavy-duty grooves in fine style with this compilation. Kicking…
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Matt Tolfrey (Leftroom)
Matt Tolfrey selects and talks us through some of the music that has influenced him over the years. http://www.leftroom.com http://soundcloud.com/leftroom https://www.facebook.com/leftroomrecords http://www.beatport.com/#label/leftroom-records/1542 In no particular order… Schmoov! – Playground – DiY Discs I used to go and see Schmoov! play live every Thursday at a bar/club called Dogma and it really opened my eyes to how…
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Deniz Kurtel The Way We Live Wolf + Lamb Deniz Kurtel’s second album defies time and space with a collection smouldering electronics that fuse technology together with provocative vocals and emotive synthesisers. The Way We Live goes a long way in proving just how excellent music is at the moment, from the opening I Knew This…
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