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Simba – Bejewelled

Label/Cat#: Fat! Records – 888608381871
Source: WEB
Release date: 2014-03-03
Format: mp3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 58 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Deep House

Tracklist
1. Bejewelled (Original Mix)6:32
2. Don’t Look (Original Mix)6:12
3. I’m Tired (Original Mix)6:20
4. Resonant (Original Mix)6:12

Drawing on a vast range of influences, Bejewelled tries and largely succeeds in being all things to all men. The title track is a jacking affair that features the plink plonk of xylophone bells, while on a completely different tack, “Don’t Look” is led by a stepping rhythm and a rude UK garage sub-bass. “I’m Tired” uses a similar approach, but on that occasion, the bassy licks are fused with an angelic vocal, ponderous techno chords and a series of rewinds. Rounding off this unusual release is “Resonant”, a stripped back techno groove that features the sound of rattling percussion and killer subs.

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Simba – Phase Seq One

Artist Simba
Title Phase Seq One
Genre Deep House
Label Home Taping Is Killing
Catalog# HOME TAPING 18
Released 2014
MP3 Download Source WEB
Play Time 16:21 min
Total Tracks. 2
Bitrate 320 kbps

1. Phase Seq One (Original Mix) ( 8:25)
2. Phase Seq One (The Black Madonna’s Lost In Chicago Mix) ( 7:56)

Surprisingly little information exists online about new Home Taping artist Simba. BY the sounds of “Phase Seq One”, though, he’s something of a talent. You see, “Phase Seq One” is deep, crackly, woozy and soulful, sounding not unlike the heady productions of Detroit heavyweights Andres and Moodymann – all warm loops, bumpin’ beats, classic soul vocal samples and just the right amount of filter tweakery. As debuts go (assuming this is his debut), it’s pretty damn hot. The Black Madonna delivers the obligatory remix, stripping back the original and adding a little more drum machine oomph to the beats. The resultant version – blessed with occasional intricate keys and the usual BM Chicago soul – is something of a late night triumph.