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OMR 012EP
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A very special record is a collaboration between Amsterdam-based stalwart and frequent contributor to Young Marco's Safe Trip label, Darling, and his extremely talented daughter, Lexi. Here the producer, Darling, crayon proofs his studio and lets his four-year-old daughter, Lexi, run riot on the synths. The resulting submerged grooves, outer-worldly melodies, and psychedelic nursery rhymes are made up entirely of sequences recorded in by the outstandingly creative youngster with dad making the edits and laying in the beats. This record was powered by Haribo.
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OMR 010EP
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Move D (David Moufang) and Jordan GCZ (Jordan Czamanski) are back again on wax after a hiatus since their 2015 Live in Seattle album on Further Records (FUR 050CD/LP). Here they team up again for two ice-hot and slow-burning studio jams. Recorded in 2017 in Amsterdam.
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OMR 009EP
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Jose Rico, of Madrid's Downbeat Records, steps up for Off Minor Recordings with Dreams With The Mirror Planet. Label owner, GCZ, says "These three cuts will lead you deep into Jose Rico's dreams. On first listen you can immediately tell these were made by someone super sensitive and experienced in this thing some call deep house. If you are a DJ, you'll appreciate this selection, cause it makes your job easy and gets the floor busy in a sec. If you're a human, you'll appreciate it cause it'll make you feel stuff you haven't felt in a while."
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OMR 008EP
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The notorious Jordan GCZ is back on his own label. This time he switches the arpeggiators to "body" and it's all go... for a while. Two more tool type versions on the flip. For the DJs.
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OMR 007EP
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No-nonsense jagged-edged deepness. Young gun Tom Dicicco kills it with these two slices of strobe-light euphoria. Those dancefloor moments when you forget where you are.
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OMR 006EP
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OMR 005EP
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"Juju Jordash member Jordan GCZ's impeccable Off Minor imprint [releases] the four-track Shaping EP from prolific DC-based producer Maxmillion Dunbar [aka Andrew Field-Pickering]... Shaping sees the Future Times co-head dishing out four more of his slightly off-kilter dancefloor constructions, with plenty of restless synthlines, percolating percussion, and celestial pads to be heard throughout." --XLR8R
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OMKM 202EP
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Here is the second in the lost tapes series from a true boss of German electronics, Move D.
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OMR 004EP
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These guys... pretty mysterious, but that's not the appeal. Super diverse stylistically, but that's not it either -- they just get it. Stump Valley are a dope as fuck production unit, and the hardest thing was choosing which of their tracks to put out. They had, like, 12 great ones... anyway. Off Minor Recordings is proud to be putting out the first record from these extremely talented guys. You'll want to hear all of these on the dancefloor then go home, chill out, and listen to them again. Remix by Mtrpls.
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OMR 002EP
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Magic Mountain High bring it hard with four tracks of dancefloor madness -- catch a vibe by hitting the clips and staring into that beautiful artwork. Remix by No Compromise.
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OMRKM 201EP
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Mini LP of unreleased Move D tracks, lovingly selected by Off Minor. Prepare to be surprised. Very limited edition.
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OMR 001EP
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2015 repress. Jordash of Juju & Jordash pops up solo on his own exciting new label. "Off Minor" is the name of a classic song written by Thelonious Monk. "Crybaby J" is the name of a song by Jordan Czamanski aka Jordan GCZ, who used to be a big crybaby, too. Jordan played "Crybaby J" to three super-critical, scary music critics. They thought it was dope as hell. He also played it to a few fancy world-traveling DJs. They thought it was dope as fuck.
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