Maya Jane Coles – Fabric 75

Label/Cat#: Fabric Worldwide – FABRIC 149DX
Year: 18 April, 2014
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 168 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Deep/Tech House

Tracklist:
01. Trus’me – Somebody
02. Ksky – Madness (Volta Cab Remix – Maya Jane Coles Edit)
03. Dapayk & Padberg – Close Up (Exercise One Remix)
04. Mathew Jonson – Level 7 (Dixon Remix)
05. Heiko Laux & Alexander Lukat – Lucho Part 2
06. DJ Yellow & Flowers And Sea Creatures – No One Gets Left Behind
07. Konstantin Siboid – Romin
08. Maya Jane Coles – Premonition
09. Baikal – Why Don’t Ya? (Ripperton Remix)
10. Paul Woolford – Erotic Discourse (Dense & Pika Remix)
11. Paride Saraceni – Dissolute
12. Negru – Concubinaj
13. Shall Ocin – Forgive Me (Edu Imbernon Remix)
14. Yenk – Bassment
15. Chesus feat. Kofi Tarris – Monster
16. NT89 – Purple Garden
17. Fran Von Vie feat. Cio May – Lonely Nights

Maya Jane Coles, the multi-award-winning 26 year old British-Japanese producer/DJ, presents another new chapter in her remarkable career, following her critically-acclaimed debut album “Comfort” with fabric 75.

The meditative propulsive house and techno for which Maya is renowned spurred Rolling Stone to include the young star as one of their top 25 most influential DJs on the planet, and secured her place at the top end of the Resident Advisor poll. It’s not hard to see why. Maya’s DJing highlights include a record breaking Boiler Room, much lauded Essential Mixes for Radio 1, a guest mix for XLR8R’s hallowed 300th podcast, and live streamed mixes on Resident Advisor live from her residency at Richie Hawtin’s Enter at Space.

In addition to her own production projects, Maya is a prolific remixer, adding The XX, Ella Fitzgerald, Tiga vs Audion, Rudimental feat. Emile Sandé, Bonobo, Big Dope P, and Alex Jones to a list which already included Massive Attack, Gorillaz, Little Dragon, Lianne La Havas, The Orb, Phil Kieran, Maceo Plex and Tricky.

fabric 75 is a mix that avoids ornamental grooves in favour of fittingly percussive and musically rich simplicity; a raw house sound that is more mature and approachable than ever. The mix’s melodic qualities offer yet more wonderful insight into Maya’s music world, a rhythmic language spoken with the both the soft sonic variety and thunderous impact we’ve come to expect from Maya’s DJ performances. Wander with emotional caution, as deep chords dominate the mix and challenge the mere sight of mechanical beats.

Maya’s engaging atmospherics on fabric 75 are esoteric to say the least, and the result clearly guides the listener through her own personal and fascinating approach to dance music.