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VA – SOMEWHERE SUMMER SAMPLER 3 / SOMEWHERESUM03

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RELEASE: SOMEWHERE SUMMER SAMPLER 3
ARTIST(S): De Sluwe Vos, Delta, Jíbaros, Nozem, Shi-Take

REMIXERS:

LABEL: Something Happening Somewhere / SOMEWHERESUM03
GENRE: Lossless, House
RELEASED: 2022-09-09
AVAILABLE FORMAT: 938Kbps, FLAC
DOWNLOAD SIZE: (212.22 MB)

TOTAL TRACKS 5

  1. Shi-Take – Perfect Virtue (Full Moon Over Maduri Club Mix) (07:24) , 126
  2. De Sluwe Vos – Tools For Fools (06:09) , 123
  3. Jíbaros – Nite Drive (06:07) , 127
  4. Nozem – Prayer of Achilles (vocal by Sister of Iris) (05:19) , 125
  5. Delta – Tinkling Sensation (07:45) , 133

Total Playtime: 00:32:44 min

SoHaSo continues their summer sampler series with part 3.
Again, the Utrecht based record label brings you some forgotten beauties from the past. Mostly from the Lowlands this time.
Perfect Virtue by British trio Shi Take is one of those gems. Tribal house rhythms from 30 years ago, with a bassline that makes you want to wiggle all the way to the center of the dance floor.
SoHaSo label head honcho Nuno had been playing a demo of Tools for Fools by Dutch producer Sluwe Vos for years, when he found out the energetic rhythm track never got a proper release. Well, now it has.
Flip over for some more forgotten Dutch house history. Jibaros is a project from dance veteran Eric Cycle. It has all the elements that made house music from the lowlands so good in those days: percussive beats, a decent baseline and good melodies sprinkledon top. It’s a layercake of sweet stuff that just keeps on building. Very pricey on Discogs nowadays, but luckily Cycle still had the original DAT-tape lying around.
Nozem is a bit of the odd one out. It’s actually a project by a young dude from the south of Holland but it sounds like he stepped into a time machine which warped him back to the 90s. The vocals (in ancient Greek!) are from Sister of Iris.
Closure track Tinkling Sensation by Delta (Alex Dijksterhuis) is more than 25 years old. With it’s fast-paced rhythms this piano driven tune could well be something post-progressive from Scandinavia. But this is the real deal. Uplifting rave music from the days people were still carrying fluor sticks.//

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