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Label/Cat#: Dogmatik Records – DOG1206
Source: WEB
Release date: 2014-04-14
Format: mp3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 53 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Deep House

Tracklist
1. Nutcracker (Original Mix)8:11
2. Raising The Bar (Original Mix)7:23
3. Reflections (Original Mix)7:33

320 kbps
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Label: Act Natural
Catalog#: ANR011
Release date: 2013-03-04
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 60 mb
Genre: Deep House

Tracklist:
1. She Loves It (6:42)
2. Stranger (6:24)
3. Make Some (6:25)
4. Charlie Foxtrot (6:36)

East Ends Dubs is most notably known for his imprint of the same name, releasing a series of limited colour vinyl EP’s and digital releases ‘East End Dubs 001-006’ seeing chart support and praise from the likes of George Morel and Rhadow. Here he joins Act Natural’s roster alongside the likes of Alex Arnout, Adam Shelton, Huxley and Matt Tolfrey. Title track ‘She Loves It’ opens the release here, a deep, sub-bass driven cut with sensual, sleazy vocal chops worked in, uttering ‘I Love It’ and ‘Fantasy’. Shuffling drums meander around the groovy bass licks and ever-evolving atmospherics smoothly as East End Dubs manipulates the melodic elements to create a cavernous, intense depth. Next up is ‘Charlie Foxtrot’, embracing a similar dark aesthetic with punchy synth stabs, elongated delays and a bubbling background foundation. The London based producer applies subtle automation to the hooky feel of the track to build tension and keep things motivated and stirring, resulting in a 3am heads down groove. ‘Make Some’ follows, taking on a stripped-back form the percussive elements lead the way here. Weighty drums lie at the forefront while a warm deep house pad softly flourishes in the hidden depths. A gritty electronic bass is introduced to the latter stages rounding off the cut as an effortlessly sleek deep-house slow bloomer. To close the release East End Dubs turns in ‘Stranger’, dropping the tempo slightly to tastefully wind down the EP Dubs applies an amalgamation of percussion, drawn out dub-delays on the synthesized parts and filter modulation throughout the structure to mold together a moody drum driven workout.

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