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FABRIC ORIGINALS

Fabric Selects is the fifth instalment of the series, this time with a selection of house and minimal groves from artists connected to the club. The hand - stamped white label Vinyl V/A sampler, will be the first of its kind for fabric, featuring 5 original cuts from the compilation. A dreamy house track from fuse head honcho Enzo Siragusa that you can be sure you will hear this summer all over Ibiza.

Traumer’s track "Fabrication" showcases his trademark sound of irresistible drum patterns and bassline grooves, Sweely's "Minimal Satisfaction" delivers exactly what the title describes, a masterclass in minimal house production; Laidlaw’s contribution is a chunky filtered house track with that drops into a beautiful chord progression and Voigtmann rounds off this “must have ” 300 limited vinyl edition with a peak time bass-heavy sophisticated house banger.

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Trust Fabric to deliver the freshest selection of tech-house music we’ve had on the racks for a while. Impeccable, every last one of these tracks; and oh so deliciously forward facing. If ya wanna turn heads and move bodies on the floor, then look no further than this bumper 6 track pack of pure H E A T.

TRACK LISTING

A1. Enzo Siragusa - Last E
A2. Traumer - Fabrication
B1. Sweely - Minimal Satisfaction
B2. Voigtmann - Something Nice
B3. Laidlaw - Under Control 

fabric Originals drop a joint EP by legendary garage producer MJ Cole and rising star K-LONE. This EP marks the inaugural release in the label’s new series, Future Memories, which brings together icons and fresh talent to create groundbreaking music that bridges generations.

With a sound that's equally fresh and retrospective, a timeless interpretation of garage is presented by the two producer's which is full of deepness and sun soaked summer promise.

"Stand Up" opens with skipyy garage beats, volumptous pads, and beautifully orchestrated vox, which flip between ukg cut-up flavour and the more traditional US garage sound on the more chorusy bits. A true hybrid of UK and US garage styles explored with subtle sophistication. 

"Lay It All On The Line" rolls with a pure UKG flavour, with delicate piano notes bolstered by rumbling subs and a emotional R&B-esque vocal -  a real modern shine on the production and with tons of charm.

"Bonez" rumbles and shakes with a soundsystem energy that nods to 140 and early jungle stylings. Again, with meticulous attention to bass frequencies and drum programming, with beautifully heartfelt melodies laid over the top. 

A real gem of a collaboration, lets hope the entire series is as strong as this opener. 

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Big week for fabric (who also release a tasty new compilation from The Streets) as UKG pioneer and legend MJ Cole joins forces with K-Lone for a super strong three track EP. It's everything we've come to expect from this garage veteran - smooth, silky, sexy and subtle - proving that he's still got that speaker-tweaking nightclub science down to a fine art.

TRACK LISTING

A. MJ Cole & K-Lone - Stand Up 
B1. MJ Cole - Lay It All On The Line 
B2. K-Lone - Bonez 

DJ Nobu & Wata Igarashi

Flares / Abuku

    Frequent collaborators DJ Nobu and Wata Igarashi come together for an anticipated joint release on fabric Originals. This will be the first offering by the fabric imprint for fabric’s 25 Year celebrations.The split single release features two luminaries ofthe techno realm with the DJ Nobu track ‘Flares’and Igarashi’s ‘泡 (Abuku)’, which translates as‘bubbles’ or ‘foam’ in Japanese. The productions explore two of the multifaceted sides of the techno genre. Nobu revels in a driving urgency that is not without delicate nuance. Igarashi embraces the more euphoric and psychedelic side of 4-4. Both hit the sweet-spot of club-floor pleasure and headphone delight.

    TRACK LISTING

    DJ Nobu - ‘Flares’
    Wata Igarashi - ‘泡 (Abuku)’


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