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Denis Sulta – Sulta Selects Vol. 1

Label: Dixon Avenue Basement Jams
Catalog#: DABJ1212
Release date: 2014
Source: Vinyl
Format: mp3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 36 MB
Genre: Electronic
Style: Deep House

Tracklist:
Side 1
1. “AAS” (Nite & Day mix)
Side 2
1. “AALAS”
2. “Saturday Nite”
Played by
MARSMAN (Pinkman Records), Nicholas, Beaner, Fabio Monesi (Wilson Records), Brett Johnson, Ney Faustini, Cromby, Detroit Swindle, Jack Haighton, Michael Walsh, DUBWERKE, Borrowed Identity, LEGWORK

Review
Whilst Marquis Hawkes is off being wooed by the likes of Creme Organization and Houndstooth, Dixon Avenue Basement Jams keep their sights squared on the lesser known names with their latest release a debut for Denis Sulta. Apparently an alias for a long time friend of Glasgow institution Rubadub, Sulta’s cuts have been soundtracking the summer sets from the DABJ label bosses, Jackmaster and JD Twitch and the chance to scoop them up should not be missed. There’s an element of cheek present from the off here, with the mangled treatment of an Oliver Cheatam classic on “Saturday Nite” our personal favourite.