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QUINTESSE 062EP
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$14.00
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 12/14/2018
After a remix and a compilation track for Quintessentials, Third is the third time that KRL appears on the label; it's also his third full EP. This EP is a mixture of two older ideas started in 2014 and two completely new tracks playing on a mixture of samples and field-recorded sounds. "Third" is multi- style: it's got proper house energy, with "Never Leave", a track that features the beautiful voice of Janine Small. It's got rough deepness with "Rhodes To Nowhere". It's got a bit of beat madness with "Confession Beat". And it's got sublime, fragile electronics with "Glacier".
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QUINTESSE 061EP
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After his much acclaimed How Is Club246 (QUINTESSE 059EP, 2018), Detroit maestro and non-stop producer Jovonnte. Javonntte covers everything from live and direct cuts to smooth deep house tunes as you will hear on his Private Party EP. No big fuss just pure house music!
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QUINTESSE 060LP
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"Time flies" as the saying goes and indeed it has as Quintessentials celebrates its ten-year anniversary. For a decade this mighty label has been getting some true love and support from all quarters. Listening to the back catalog, most of the tunes still sound fresh and keep the label's famous "deep, raw and real" motto alive. Quintessentials has always been a platform for new talents as well as established artists, and with the likes of Anton Zap, Vakula, Baaz, The Zohar, MCDE, Nicolas, Ugly Drums, Toby Tobias, Borrowed Identity, Mat Chiavaroli, 4004, Soul Of Hex, S3A, Los Goddard, Felipe Gordon, Javonntte, to name but a few, it's an enviable back catalog. This Ten Years Quintessentials compilation offers a wide range of styles: Detroit inspired techno and house, a ruff Chicago stomper, some proper deep house, a disco-ish tool, and crafty beats and basslines all over. Ten Years Quintessentials features Borrowed Identity, Ooft!, KRL, Mat Chiavaroli, S3A, Ugly Drums & Chesney, 4004, and Loz Goddard.
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QUINTESSE 059EP
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A warm welcome to Detroit producer Javonntte for his first Quintessentials release. How Is Club246 is an homage to a club in Detroit in 1996. And Javonntte's interpretation of "Club246" is diverse. The opening track has a slight Kerri Chandler flair, whereas "Club246" is a pure pumping club tool for all you DJs out there. The B side goes deeper. "Worldmix" is a slow, deep (hell yeah), and hip hop-ish low-bpm groover, whereas "Citylights" is a classic vocal deep house track. Club246... Proper house music... all night long.
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QUINTESSE 058EP
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Based in Colombia's capital, Bogotá, Felipe Gordon's sound is testimony that both challenges and reinvigorates the burgeoning Colombian house movement. His statement is built of resonances inspired by other decades, Bogotá, cold, streets, and messy youth. It's not surprising when you hear pianos and classic acid house lines paired with jazz samples and funky bass lines. His ability to mix complex sounds into club music has made Gordon into a renowned and prolific producer.
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QUINTESSE 055EP
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Quintessentials offer a slice of South American music from Soul Of Hex. Hailing from Tijuana, Soul Of Hex (Sebastien Vorhaus) has a rich, nuanced, and grainy style with an authenticity that's closer in sound to vintage Detroit or New York pastures, despite his Mexican heritage. Busy DJing, producing, and running his own label Vicario LTD, Soul Of Hex is a driving force in the Mexican scene. Helipop EP offers different styles, like a downbeat intro, a deep bass-y rough house cut ("Helipop"), plus two back to old-school rave/warehouse tunes not afraid to use uplifting pianos, catchy vocals, and deep basslines.
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QUINTESSE 054LP
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Following a number of exciting tunes released on the renowned label Quintessentials, here comes Mat Chiavaroli's first long-player, No Stranger To Madness. Warm Fostex tape hisses and MPC swings, the guy from the Pescara hills delivers ten tracks for both your dancing and listening pleasure. The A and B side tracks are drenched in dusty funk samples, gritty chords, and syncopated rhythms. In "Aroma De Mi Vida", Mat chops obscure Rhodes riffs and layers them with more elements, just like in "Whoja Vu", a heavy-sampled disco juggler very close to his previous Quintessentials release (QUINTESSE 046EP, 2016). On the flip, we find some deep chords melting with powerful gospel vocals, giving life to a track that annihilates boring dancefloors. There's a similar vibe in "Jeep Ridaz" that reminisces about seminal Atavisme classics, with broken detuned bits and agitated cut-and-pastes that give a sense of randomness. The second part of this album shows Mat Chiavaroli's deeper side. "Double Pain" is a tune that progressively brings you many aspects of what Mat loves; saturated female vocals stick out while gloomy chords gently develop. "Storia Losca" has a slightly different attitude with a huge synth presence, live percussion, and dreamy pianos. The D side opens with "The Quiet Bobobo", a distorted floor delight and ends with something closer to Mat's early music, disclosing a fresh collaboration with the young studio fellow P Lok. No Stranger To Madness fits many bills and is an impressive proof of what Mat's musical ability is.
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QUINTESSE 053EP
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Originally released on Gentlemen Cuts (Vol. 2) (QUINTESSE 050EP, 2016) and making rather big waves, "Grooff Machine" from Ponty Mython gets the remix treatment for some more dope grooffs! Chicago hotshot Chrissy (The Nite Owl Diner, Classic, Razor N' Tape) puts disco and acid in and offers a great clubby all-time classic. Ponty himself fuses lots of house, disco, funk, and 808 so that you can grooff to the max. And Soul of Hex (Vicario Ltd, Freerange) keeps it dark and loopy before adding some splendid riffs.
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QUINTESSE 052EP
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S3A = Sampling As An Art! With great pleasure Quintessentials welcome this versatile French producer, who has been making waves with splendid releases on labels like Local Talk, 4Lux Music, Phonogramme, Hold Youth or his own S3A records. Well-crafted proper house music, garage, disco-touched, funky - he can do it all!
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QUINTESSE 051EP
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Loz Goddard is back with this four-tracker of slightly deeper and more synth-driven cuts than would be expected from the man. "Slap Dancer" sets the tone with punchy drum and sample hits, easily the most club oriented of the bunch. "Duplicity" sees Loz back on that slightly funkier sound, but with a little added dustiness. "Flavour" adds a little extra sprinkling of dust with its rolling drums and chords - proper chillin' basement tackle. "Sunset Vista" is a slow, machine-driven and synthed-out acid jam.
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QUINTESSE 050EP
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Quintessentials present their 50th release. To celebrate this, they invite some buddies to bring the deep beats. Mat Chiavaroli opens this jubilee with an up-building powerful tune. Prolific Dutch producer Nachtbraker's subtle and dirty "Bronco" fits in perfectly. The definitive club tune that grooves and grooves comes from Ponty Mython. Last but not least is Soul Of Hex going very raw on "Body Shine".
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QUINTESSE 049EP
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Body Night Lies is the first full solo EP from 4004. Together with his mate Sebastien Vorhaus, he is one of Mexico's top producers and has a quality output on labels like Freerange, Faces, Vicario Music and last but not least Quintessentials. 4004 gets a lot of inspiration from living in Berlin and has started a busy musical journey in the city. Body Night Lies is another dope release for your house collection - damn deep and moody.
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QUINTESSE 048EP
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Our French friend Steven Wobblejay strikes back! After the sublime shake your tingsz EP, Steve presents again some dope deep raw tunes. Lots of old school flava with a new school twist! His partnership with Pablo Valentino as Creative Swing Alliance (Wolf Music, Faces) has been a great base for developing his own style. Another great talent is past, present and future Quintessentials artist Mat Chiavaroli, who's delivering a rugged and free-stylish remix. Hang out - the way we love it!
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QUINTESSE 047EP
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Borrowed Identity makes music nonstop -- when he's not travelling the globe. He enjoys nature as much as playing house, techno, or disco. He lives in the Black Forest region of Germany, which may explain why his music is so dark. His Red Light Jackers EP follows two superb EPs on Quintessentials and features Albert Vogt on "The Spirit."
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QUINTESSE 046EP
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Italian producer and DJ Mat Chiavaroli returns to Quintessentials following his contribution to 2013's Thank You Freaks (Part 3). The Swan EP is a rich blend of house music with lots of beautiful details. Includes a dope remix from the ever-reliable Creative Swing Alliance (Tsuba, Mule Musiq, Faces).
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QUINTESSE 045EP
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Dig deep into the house underground to discover Steven Wobblejay! Well known for his partnership with Pablo Valentino as Creative Swing Alliance (Wolf Music, Faces, Tsuba), Steven Wobblejay also has a lot to offer solo. It's raw, funky, and techy -- shake your tingz.
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QUINTESSE 044EP
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It started in 2009 with Deep, Raw and Real (QUINTESSE 010.1), then in 2012 and '13 it was Thank You Freaks (QUINTESSE 028EP, QUINTESSE 033EP, QUINTESSE 036EP), and now it's Gentlemen Cuts -- all well-rounded, lovely compilations bringing hot tunes from all over the globe. Vol. 1 includes tracks by Clang83, an up-and-coming Italian artist who's into this kinda classic house and Detroit sound; 4004 (Soul of Hex, Sebastien Vorhaus & 4004); The Legendary 1979 Orchestra in his debut appearance as Standard Model; and Finnish hotshot Saine (Voyage, Pusic, Sleazy Beat).
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QUINTESSE 043EP
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Great tunes, and the perfect concept of a west (Mexico) to east (Russia) studio exchange. Irresistible jam style, with the instant "let's record it and put it on wax" feel! No need to blow this up. No big PR stories, just good music made by Ponty Mython (Dirt Crew, Swedish Brandy, Eat More House) and Sebastien Vorhaus (Quintessentials, Faces Records, Vicario Musique). Buy it, play it, feel it!
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QUINTESSE 042EP
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The debut EP from Bristol duo James Fox (Needwant, Futureboogie, Delayed Audio) and Naomi Jeremy (vocalist for fellow Bristolian house duo Outboxx). "Living Different" blends stripped-back drums, warm Rhodes chords, and deep analog bass, with Jeremy's smooth and soulful vocals providing the perfect accompaniment. The first half of the track develops with driven guitar notes and subtle dub horns before a bouncing Juno chord riff comes in after the breakdown to give renewed drive and energy. Borrowed Identity's epic remix toughens the drums up and adds a jacking 909 groove, bringing extra dancefloor punch while retaining the original's musicality.
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QUINTESSE 041EP
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Borrowed Identity lives and breathes music. He's unstoppable. He's smooth. His new Sexo Bonito release is again as fat as his last Quintessentials release, that famous Love for Sale (QUINTESSE 035EP). Borrowed Identity fuses techno, house, funk, and more. He's freestyle. And yeah, he's a world champion.
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QUINTESSE 040EP
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Quintessentials announces the first release from Mexican duo 4004 & Sebastien Vorhaus. They might not run as fast as Speedy Gonzales, but their music is super-hot, deep and raw. 4004 & Sebastien Vorhaus work together as well as solo and their work has already been signed by the almighty Faces Records (Pablo Valentino and MCDE). Plus, they also set up their own label, Vicario Musique, so these are definitely names to watch. Viva Mexico!
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QUINTESSE 039EP
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Quintessentials continue to push quality as it teams up with UK-based oddity Jack Fell Down. After a string of well-received releases on Sccucci Manucci and Home Taping Is Killing Music, Jack Fell Down continue pedaling their deep and moody cuts. The EP opens with "The Garage," a summer-styled, uptempo head-nodder that makes the most of catchy, chord-driven groove. The flip lays out "New Friends" and "You & Me," both of which tip the hat to a classic house arrangement and a tougher and moodier feel.
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QUINTESSE 038EP
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Anaxander's talent is obvious -- he has been producing different types of music and has been releasing on labels such as Local Talk and Dame Music. His music is raw yet smooth and has a lot of soul and is reminiscent of some good old Detroit techno. No exception is his More About These So Called Love Songs EP for Quintessentials. There's also a great remix from man of the moment Borrowed Identity, another Quintessentials buddy.
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QUINTESSE 037EP
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Jeremy Glenn goes deeper on this four-track EP for Quintessentials. The title-track is anchored by a pulsing organ bass line, complimented by dark, pitched-down vocals, simple lead lines and the occasional falsetto from Glenn. On the B-side, Glenn moves more into classic house territory with "Jump the Fire," which explores life, death, truth and falsehood, culminating in a pounding chorus complete with Glenn's signature R&B vocal style. To complete the package, J. Wiltshire remixes "Jump the Fire" and takes it straight to the club. The final track is a more down-tempo disco-house groove more in tune with Glenn's earlier nu-disco work.
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QUINTESSE 036EP
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As you know, the world is full of freaks. And Quintessentials loves the music-freaks. For part three of this compilation project, Quintessentials again offers four quality cuts of house music. Deep, raw, old school, new school, pumping, jacking, mellow -- it's all there. Thank you Mat Chiavaroli, thank you Jamie Trench, thank you Jack Fell Down, thank you Anaxander.
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