What your inquiring about seems pretty subjective and broad, sounds like your into the German tech house/ micro house sound like on Playhouse (check out Rework)/ Klang/ Ladomat, ect... go to the Hardwax record store web site http://www.hardwax.com/ and browse through their catalog. Speaking of that genre be sure to check out the Alter Ego Remix of Octave One - Blackwater Feat Ann Saunderson on Void Com which is very impressive. You mentioned Kevin Sauderson, try the The Dream on KMS, Powerbass on Sonic Groove, and the E-Dancer Remix of the track Dirty or the UK Prog. House label Junior (UK). I noticed Reese & Santonio Bounce Your Body to the Box is available on vinyl from the KMS e-store http://www.worldofdeep.com/ also I like those e-dancer T-shirts, gotta remind myself to purchase a few of those sometime. Oh yeah reading the SG New Stock List I noticed Blake Baxter - Sexuality Rmxs have finally have been released on Sonic Groove Records which contains the orig. version.
>> Basically, I am looking for house that is more synthetic rather than organic >> sounding, mostly non-vocal, stuff that can work on the dance floor, and not >> too smooth-jazz or disco sounding. Examples of stuff I might play in a house >> tempo sets currently tend to include some minimal stuff, sometimes thx (Dale >> Lawrence stuff) some of the Perlon and Akufen stuff, an old dbx track here or >> there, certain UR house tempo tracks, some synthy stuff like the Heiko Laux >> "Walkout" ep I got last year, sometimes a Kevin Saunderson track from Faces >> and Phases, sometimes some electro-type stuff that is at the right tempo, and >> some tribal house usually that has a synthetic edge. Anybody got any ideas? >> Stuff like John Acquviva plays is often cool, or micro-house that isn't too >> abstract, to deeper stuff but with real sick analog synthesizer type things >> and not too downtempo. Artists and eps, and not just labels please! >> > > Do you like Hakan Lidbo? I think you might... What about Steve Bug? > Since you want specific records, the first one that occurs to me is > Egoexpress, "Here Comes the Night." > > Matt > > -- > Matt Hellige [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://matt.immute.net >
