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The Don Vincent

There are very few producers in modern electronic music that can consistently give that goosebump feeling in the way that a Levon Vincent production can.

He seems to have that balance of not too much, nor too little down and always raw machine made soul.

It was impossible to pick five so here are ten LV essentials…

Mute 79 – 83

I bought a Mute record recently that I didn’t know. It’s probably quite an obvious one, but like many things it completely passed me by, it’s Duet Emmo – Or So It Seems btw. Beamed from the future in 1983. Like a lot of art, it’s the early stuff that is the most exciting.
Going through those early Mute releases, the sheer quality and hit rate is mind blowing. 5 Below that still find their way into my bag.
Ps I know Throbbing Gristle was a re-issue by Mute, but it shows they had excellent taste!

This Stuff Is Strong

So it was 303 day yesterday but for some of us it’s acid every day, a classic sound that never dates and something we always find room for in our sets.

It did get me thinking about five timeless acid numbers that still sound as fresh as the day they were conceived though…

 

Factory

Still on a Manchester tip!

There is a shop here that unsurprsingly seems to have an endless stream of Factory records. I have a bit of a routine whereby I stop off on the way to the airport back to Belfast for a dig at the weekends. Recently I bought a couple of releases that I wasn’t aware of. One of those moments where you wonder why you didn’t know this stuff?

Anyway… It’s reminded me how ridiculously good, diverse and broad Factory and it’s offshoots were.

Five below that touch upon their genius.

MK, OK?

Remember when MK was great?

No, well forget the recent tech house by numbers Marc Kinchen but in the early days, raw house so bloody amazing that it still works the room over today.

You know the drill by now, five still good to go below…

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