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OVM 237EP
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D'Julz returns with his fifth release on Ovum. The title-track is deep, brooding and loaded with bulbous bass throbs throughout, this atmospheric techno cut with its rasping hi-hats and marching drum-line is not one for the faint of heart. Ramping things up on the flip is the glorious "Self Construction," with its warm bass line, euphoric synth riff, groove-inducing stabs and bubbling melody. D'Julz delivers a perfect DIY soundtrack. Also included is an exclusive dub mix of "Self Construction" which takes us deeper with its spritely key melody.
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CCS 072EP
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Julien Veniel aka D'Julz returns once more to the Circus Company fold to deliver an EP polished with a cosmic allure that continues the label's trajectory into the outer realms of house and techno. Julien combines the psychoactive effect of his hypnotic melodic content with rigid, unflinching drums, leading the mind and body down separate paths. From disembodied vocal flutters to throbbing bass lines, it's impossible to refuse the invitation to close the eyes and jack the body at any point within these three tracks.
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CCS 043EP
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D'Julz is back with a freshly-baked 3-tracker called Rotondo. The title track is techy and slightly dark. You will feel a constant pressure that leads to euphoric pads and a simple, screaming saxophone sample. On the B-side, "On The Road" gets into a naïve and house-y feeling, and "Ideas Are Fishes" closes down the record with a catchy vocal hook that is sure to keep the party rolling.
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CCS 033EP
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D'Julz releases Fleurette, his new 12" on Circus Company. "Fleurette" is a sweet, naïve and house-y track. The track is built up over a piano loop which leads us to some children's vocals. All that is surrounded by a strong and percussive rhythm stuffed with a beautiful ride. On the B-side comes the Tobias. remix. Supported by Dixon, Jay Haze, Âme, Luciano, Laurent Garnier, 2000 And One, Josh Wink and DJ Deep.
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INTAC 014EP
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After massive chart-breakers on Ovum and Pokerflat, Paris-based Julien Veniel aka D'Julz joins forces at Intacto with his dubwise funky roller, Yo Momo. Label owner Shinedoe provides a remix of the original "Yo Momo" on the flip. Sounds like typical Intacto -- organic, soulful and yet powerful house music.
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PFR 085EP
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DJing and producing since 1992, D'Julz aka Julien Veniel is one of the leading French DJs. His music is a crossover of electro house and deep techno with strong acid and funk influences. "Runny" is a great euphonious, techy and percussive track around an alienated violin sound. The remix is by Dan Berkson and James What, with warmer keyboard sounds and a groovy bassline. "Sign" is a deep, pushing tech-house tune with a great build-up. Super-cool.
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