Tag: Ron Trent
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Magazine Sixty Music Feature with Lea Lisa
Presented by our guest interviewer. Lea Lisa has been playing on the French and European deep house underground scenes for well over 20 years now. A highly competent DJ and serious selector, with a wealth of knowledge and an expansive collection of wax. Having released music on Phonica and Wolf Music, Lea parks her production…
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Sïana Woza – Woza – The Sound Of New York City
You know the moment you hear something that captures the imagination just as it touches upon the soul feeling distinctive, not lost in the ever expanding chorus of sound-alikes. Woza’s opening statement plays like darkness falling encapsulating smouldering late-night chords, beats and dark bass intonations combining the atmosphere of the streets with a feverish intent…
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Jungle By Night – The Livingstone Remixes – Rush Hour / New Dawn
Disclaimer: Ron Trent. There I’ve stated it. The man who has created some of the finest House Music since I fell in love with his sublime treatment of Braxton Holmes ‎- 12 Inches Of Pleasure way back in 1992 (Emotive/ Clubhouse Records). And who now interprets Jungle By Night’s ‘Spending Week’ with invested passion, producing…
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Ron Trent vs Lono Brazil vs Dazzle Drums – Manchild (In The Promised Land) – BBE
Ahh, the re-assuring bliss of classic instrumentation to soothe you all the way down. Sounds that reoccur and are endlessly satisfying. Sprung from the well of Jazz, compacted by House, accompanied by the breath of emotion that surrounds Lono Brazil’s effortlessly cool words which never lose their impact. Shinning a light on the path of…
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Satoshi Tomiie – Abstract Nature LP (Remixes) – Abstract Architecture
It suddenly struck me that the use of generic terms to describe much of the music I share with you is completely pointless. In my book that’s pretty much an essential attribute as it’s the music that tears the edges of the page which often proves to be the most absorbing. And that’s what I…
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Azymuth – Fênix – Far Out Recordings
You may find yourself in no better a location right now than listening to this excellent release via the invaluable label that not only acts as historian of beautiful music but also as harbinger of the new. Ron Trent treats us to what he’s great at fashioning the already sublime gem into something above and…
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