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Coke Stones & Baileys

Your Mum / Your Dad

Pariter is the tasteful and tasty archival imprint from Sushitech and the good news for house heads is that it's back with a second reissue spotlighting three foundational names from London's early tech house scene. David Coker, Timmy S and Justin Bailey all appear as one creative force and the A-side is a deep, bass driven house groove with steam vocal samples then the flip delivers a more roomy and less locked in groove that is suited to the looser hours with subtle acid lines drifting in and out. Original pressings are now near-impossible to find in decent condition so don't sleep on another fine reissue.

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Your Mum
Your Dad

UK house music sage Charles Webster deserves more reverence than he seems to get if you ask us. He laid down enduring foundations in the UK scene and always served up true school house with depth and drive. Now his classic 'The Strength' EP returns to offer a second look into his mid-90s style via the Pariter label. The title track appears in two variations, the first brimming with almost highlife melodies, intricate drum programming and rattling basslines, the second a more stripped-back cousin. The B-side delivers two mixes of 'Gettin Lifted', including a late-night cruiser that races toward an invisible horizon at 200mph and featuring some of the most spaced-out house sounds ever pressed to wax. Essential.

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The Strength (Within)
The Strength (Without)
Gettin' Lifted
Feelin' Lifted

Majik Man

Majik Man

Pariter deepens its connection to the late-90s and early-00s London underground by unearthing a rare gem from Housey Doingz members Justin Bailey and David Coker. Originally released in 1999, this one has long been a coveted UK tech house treasure and its scarcity and the anonymity of its creators has only served to fuel its cult reputation. Following celebrated reissues from Ron & Roland, 7th Voyage and Terry Francis, the label now presents a meticulous remaster by Sushitech man Yossi Amoyal. Both tunes are warm, supple and delightfully dubby sounds for back room dancing.

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Majik Man (Dub Mix)
Majik Man (Pads Mix)


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