9 thoughts on “ Look Into The Light - Various - Organic Audio Presents Hi-Life: An Uplifting Selection Of Afro-House Grooves (Vinyl) ”

1. Audio Video Disco comes in gatefold, silver embossed sleeve, holding both the double vinyl and CD versions of the eleven track album. Musically, this is an album that delves deeper into Gaspard and Xavier's passion for prog, marrying the jagged harshness of the 07 era when they ruled the roost with stadium sized ambition.

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2. Download Various songs, singles and albums on MP3. Over one million legal MP3 tracks available at Juno Download. Various.

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3. 'I Man A The Stal-A-Watt highlighting the singer’s prominence in the golden era of reggae from the early 70s to early 80s. The title is a boast from the early soundclash era when many of Campbell’s tracks, here produced primarily by Bunny Lee, would play first on King Tubby’s Home Town Hi-Fi in Jamaica.

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Organic Audio Presents Hi-Life: An Uplifting Selection Of Afro-House Groove on Discogs/5(8).

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5. This vinyl features two highly desired collaborations: Mascaras x Powder on one side and Samo DJ and Sleep D on the other. If the former explore polyrhythmic grooves and unexpected sonic layering, the latter drift into arpeggiated iterations of modern Trance.

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6. Review: Tokyo's Hoshina Anniversary boasts an impressive discography, with must-check singles on ESP Institute, Safe Trip, Jack Department, and GND Records to his tellahicividesaxkamigdevilge.xyzinfo majority of these were naturally dancefloor focused and rather robust, just like his earliest album on Boyznoize. Yet in recent years, he's taken to exploring the more atmospheric worlds of ambient and electronica, and it's.

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7. Techno mainstay Jan Driver presents a selection of 4 tracks for Boysnoize Records — “Gain Reaction,” a good, fun, heavy bass bleep champ, “CS40M,” a slower, powerful jam that creates an energetic build-up of pink noise and sounds for a very special atmosphere, “Hornetbeef,” tech-house at its best, and “MecaFunk” — darker.

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8. Review: French producer aka Matsa, delivers a bold and subtle blending of ambient textures, deep pads and raw rhythms perfectly mixed with some minimal tellahicividesaxkamigdevilge.xyzinfo Brief, a fine and complete piece of electronic music, made with constant attention to detail. Starting out with the hauntingly emotive ambience of "Tkg" where sub bass pulsations lurk between the crackling of surface noise.

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9. “Look Into My Eyes” squeezes so much aural pleasure into one side of a 12" single. A strutting, rich, soul-gliding funk with bass and guitar high in the mix above twisted, bubbling synths. Like Nile and Barney drenched outside the Haçienda that first summer.

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