Lost My Dogcast – Episode 35 – 2011 Review by Lost My Dog

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The final Lost My Dogcast of 2011 takes a look back at Lost My Dog’s releases throughout the past 12 months. 14 tracks include music from artists such as James Curd, Dominic Martin, Giom, Josua Heath, Harold Heath, Pete Dafeet, Yse, Random Factor, Tom Talyor, Gareth Whitehead and Howard Sessions.

Track List

01. Humandrone – Beyonder (Lost My Dog) (LMD046)
02. Harold Heath – Mescalito (Lost My Dog) (LMD048)
03. Tom Taylor & Gareth Whitehead – One Love (Lost My Dog) (LMD052)
04. Howard Sessions – Barking (Jesus Pablo Remix) (Lost My Dog) (LMD050)
05. Dominic Martin – Homage New Jersey (Lost My Dog) (LMDLP005B)
06. YSE pres. Frank H. Carter – Guessing Games (Rhythm Plate’s Loose Dub) (Lost My Dog) (LMD045)
07. James Curd – Shake Shake (Lost My Dog) (LMD043)
08. Roland Van Den Toorn – Dis Potion (Giom Remix) (Lost My Dog) (LMD041)
09. Giom & Joshua Heath – Connection Lost (Lost My Dog) (LMD047)
10. Acid Andee – Callao (Lost My Dog) (LMD051)
11. Random Factor & Gareth Whitehead – No Matter How Far (Jacked Out Mix) (Lost My Dog) (LMD049)
12. Roland Nights – Yellow (Nick Dare Remix) (Lost My Dog) (LMD042)
13. Mike Richardson & Howard Sessions ft. KT Forrester – Looking Back (Matt Gray Remix) (Lost My Dog) (LMD053)
14. Pete Dafeet – In Flux (Atjazz Remix) (LMD040)

Roland Nights – Yellow (LMD042) by Lost My Dog

Catalogue Number: LMD042 | Release Date: February 2011

Available to download from:
Lost My Dog webstore
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Stompy
What People Play
Damn Noisy
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iDJ ‘Top Tune’

The Lowdown

Roland Nights follows up 2010’s ‘Phazz’ with new single ‘Yellow’ for Lost My Dog Records. A tasty remix package featuring LMD favourites Jay Tripwire, Murat Kilic and Nick Dare takes ‘Yellow’ in different directions covering chunky bumping house, warm deep grooves and bubbling, techy acid.

Roland Nights burst onto the scene in January 2010 with a remix of Jay West for Lost My Dog and swiftly followed up with the aforementioned ‘Phazz’ and music for Urban Torque, including a remix of Tom Middleton. Further original music and remixes were released on Grouper, Dutchie, 3am, Toto, Cromarti and 2600 Records, making for an impressive first year from the Burnley based producer.

Murat Kilic is a well respected DJ in the Australian electronic music scene and a prolific producer of tech house, deep house and techno with releases over the last few years on some of the world’s most forward thinking labels including Stil Vor Talent (Berlin) and Stereo Seven Plus (Milan). He has also completed remixes for labels such as BEEF, Kaato, Subsonic, Long Distance and Tribal Vision. He was been a regular visitor to Beatport’s top 20 deep house chart throughout 2010, including for his remix of Michelle Owen’s ‘Dee & Deaf’ on Lost My Dog. Murat is the founder, booker and resident DJ for one of Sydney’s longest running and best known after-hours club’s ‘SPICE’ held at HOME Terrace every week from 5am on Sunday.

Nick Dare’s music productions and record label have been making quite an impact since the turn of the century. His London-based label Reform Recordings has been responsible for much of his output, under the names Nick Dare, Liquid Dreams and Overdrive (his project with Justin Drake, formerly of Peace Division). His tracks have been supported by leading DJs including X-Press 2, Tom Stephan, and Paul Woolford. His music can also be found on Detour, Wiggle and Deepology Digital in addition to his well-received Dub People EP and remixes for Lost My Dog.

DJ Mag has described Jay Tripwire as being, “responsible for some of the most exciting underground house music to come out of North America in recent years.” The Vancouver based producer has well over 100 releases to his credit including a critically acclaimed album ‘Gemini Soul’ on Nordic Trax and a mix CD with Steve Bug for the uber cool Poker Flat in 2010. He also runs his own label Tonality.

DJ Reactions

Pezzner: Murat’s and Jay’s mixes are quality

Nick Warren: great mix by Jay

Inland Knights: murat kilic remix is cool…will play

Robert Owens: all mixes cool great track

Deepchild (Trapez / Anabatic): Murat brings the serious heat once more

Nuno dos Santos: Jay Tripwire all the way! love it!

Giom (Lost My Dog): Murat is killing it right now, his mix is the shizzle! Full support

Q-Burns Abstract Message: I’m really liking the original mix here and will give it a try. Very nice melodic appeal, good rhythmic backbone … sweet. On the other end of the spectrum Jay Tripwire really delivers on a deeper, spacier take. Superb release.

Scope (BCBtec / NRK / Large): wicked ep.. murat kilic remix being a standout!

Jesus Gonsev: Wow!!!!Very good release all the mixes sounds good, my fav is Tripwire remix!!!!

DJ Mes: Great release, Jay Tripwire mix has my pic

Kirby (Nordic trax, darkroom dubs): Jay reinterpretation of yellow is great !! moody, intense, beautiful ! lovin the nick dare remix too, really nice

Jon Delerious (Nordic Trax): Awesome remixes! Nick Dare remix is dope & Jay’s mix is outer space!!

Frankie J (Flapjack Records): loved the last Murat Kilic remix on LMD. this new remix is going to get the same treatment

Diz: Lost the dog yeah!! Lost the plot NEVER!!! respect!

Nick Holder: Proper release! All mixes are good!

DJ Linus (Pacha): Top Notch original mix

Soul Minority: Nick Dare remix is the one for me here!

On the 30th of October, Lost My Dog joins Prologue at a very cool new East London venue called Nomad.

Its Halloween & you know what that means? The freaks come out! So get dressed up and join us for some fine underground house beats & a proper boogie.

*Spiders* Are they from Mars?

//Lost My Dog Records – Label Showcase

Pete Dafeet
Yse
Nick Dare
Ryan Bliss

& a very special guest

SMOKINGROOVE (Illuminati, Mixtura Records, Push FM)

//Prologue, Ears Have Eyes, 4Four & 3partSand

Paul Louth (Prologue) (4four)
Joe Europe (Ears Have Eyes)
Mr Jack (Ears Have Eyes)
MSSS (Ears Have Eyes)
Jon Hughes & Ash Seaborne (3partSand)

Full details here >>

Tickets from here

Massimo DaCosta DJ set at Lost My Dog’s 5th birthday by Lost My Dog

Pete Dafeet DJ set at Lost My Dog’s 5th birthday by Lost My Dog

Catalogue Number: LMDX020 | Release Date: December 2009

Available to download from:
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Beatport
Stompy
Traxsource
Primal
Damn Noisy
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The Lowdown

Versatile French producer Big Brother provides two deep and funky house cuts infused with musical and tribal rhythms.  Big Brother, aka Patrice Oliva first impressed with releases for Pete Dafeet’s side-project Southside Shuffle earlier in 2009.  Lost My Dog favourites Nick Dare and Harold Heath, two stalwarts of the UK deep/tech house scene, bring a dancefloor focus with big, driving remixes.

DJ Reactions

Jay Tripwire: loving chymera,both mixes and harolds mix is perfect for the late hours when people are zombified!!

Dubble D / Moodymanc: Great stuff!!! Diggin’ the chymera mixes – nice percussion!!! Love the montuno/acid vibe of The Ritual too… ace!!! All the best with it!!!

Tom Novy: Love it!

Tedd Patterson: this is good stuff. all mixes. nice.

Mark Farina: Nice latin feel. sweet.

Nick Holder: Harold Heath brings another healthy dose of deep and funkalicious tunes. Great ep!

Raul Rincon: chymera is the one.. like it!

Andy Riley (Inland Knights/Toka Project): loving harold heath remix on this… wicked!

Q-Burns Abstract Message: The originals are nice tracks. The Latin touches serve them well and add some uniqueness. Nick Dare’s mix is a nice rollicking attempt, very twisty and doesn’t lose my interest. Harold Heath comes through again with bit of spacey acid. Good stuff. Strong and varied package.

Ant Plate / YSE: 4 nice slabs of dancefloor devilshiness on this EP. It happens to be mainly about Mr Dares Chymera remix for me. Tar ducky.

Roland Nights: Harold’s mix of the ritual is sick, definitely my favourite on this, it’ll be getting lots of plays from me. Cheers.

Blacksoul: great remix by nick dare!

Romano Arcaini (Latenight Society): really feelin this release… love all mixes…. all are great for a specific vibe… full support.

Pippi: I Like Kalimba Sounds!

Laurent Garnier: very nice ep Will play for sure.

Gee Moore: Nick and Harold mixes doing the twist this side thanks!!

Paul Hamill (Psycatron/BBC Radio): aye kalimba! very tasty.

Andy Ward (Soul Heaven): love the label, and the listeners of my show love the sounds too. Been a good year for you guys.

Daniel Kyo: Nice pack. Love Nick’s remix here!

Jon Delerious: Deadly!

Kirby: Nick Dare remix for me ! Great use of the Kalimba melody, nice stabs, tasty keys.

Chris Udoh: I’ll be playing Harold’s mix ! Nice acid vibe.

Kelvin K: The Ritual original is crazy… I love it nearly as much as I love Man Utd. Nice and unique.

Murray Richardson: brilliant – luv the nick dare mix on chymera!

Mieka Du Franx: I love Nick Dare’s production, he’s always right on point for me, his remix does it for me. Will play & support. The Ritual Original is also effective. XXX.

Lost My Dog ‘Connect’ is an opportunity for budding DJs, producers and anybody with an interest in the dance music industry to meet and learn from some the UK finest underground House artists, alongside LMD label bosses and record shop staff.

Lost My Dog has teamed up with legendary record store Swag Records, based in Croydon, London, who have been long-time supporters of the label and who introduced artists such as Nathan Coles, Harold Heath and Nick Dare to LMD.

On the afternoon of Saturday 7th November you can hear sets from Rhythm Plate, Giom, Pete Dafeet, Nick Dare and Terry Francis as well as get their advice on music software, hardware, production tips, DJing and learn how they got their first break.

Also in attendance will be Lost My Dog label bosses Najan Ward and Ian Straker who will be giving advice on how to approach labels, things to consider if you are interested in starting your own label and all aspects of the dance music industry. And of course the hugely experienced Swag Records team will be on hand to talk to and serve up the latest hot 12”s. If you’re looking to work in the dance music industry this is a rare and free event that should definitely not be missed.

Date: Saturday 7th November 2009, 12:00 – 18:00
Location: Swag Records, 42 Station Road, West Croydon, London, CR0 2RB

DJs / Producers

Rhythm Plate / YSE (Lost My Dog, Winding Road)
Pete Dafeet (Lost My Dog)
Giom (Lost My Dog, Aroma, Blackcherry)
Nick Dare (Lost My Dog, Reform Recordings)
Terry Francis (Fabric, Wiggle)

LMD Label Bosses

Ian Straker
Najan Ward
Pete Dafeet

Liz, Paul and the Swag Records team

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London-based DJ, producer and label owner Nick Dare provides the guestmix for episode 8 of the Lost My dogcast. Featuring a 30 minute mix and hosting from Lost My Dog’s Strakes and 30 minutes from Nick, this podcast includes music from Harold Heath, Mazi, Manuel Sahagun, Julian Sanza, Stimming, Latenight Society and many more.

Tracklist

1. Harold Heath – Lovebird (Lost My Dog)
2. Fabio Tosti & Francesco Taranti – Get Up (Fabio Tosti Under Club Mix) (Transport)
3. Mazi ft. Colette – Do You Want Me (2020 Vision Vocal Mix) (Brique Rouge)
4. Latenight Society – Do It Right (Lost My Dog)
5. George Cochrane – The Key Is In The Lock (The Littlemen Mix) (Unpopular)
6. Molisans Brothers – 600 Entry (Big City Beats)
7. Junia Ovadose – Pizza The Hut (Lost My Dog)

Nick Dare Mix
8. Manuel Sahagun – Pieces of me (Bambino)
9. Julian Sanza – Maldito Dimitri (Lost My Dog)
10. Terry Lee Brown Jnr – Everyday (Plastic City)
11. Alex Celler, Anthea – Playmaker (Dyed Soundorom Cougar Remix) (Freak N Chic)
12. Eddie Leader feat Red Eye – Brace Yourself (Hudd Trax)
13. Stimming – The Kiss (Diynamic)

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Catalogue Number: LMDX011
Release Date: June 2009

1: Nick Dare Remix
2: Peckos Peak Remix
3: Peckos Vocal Remix
4: Paul Hardy Dub

The Lowdown

Bernard Jones’ ‘Don’t You Wish’, featuring the vocals of Aren B, is back on Lost My Dog; Part 2 features a diverse set of remixes ranging from deep and tech house grooves through to Chicago house bumpers from Nick Dare, Peckos and Paul Hardy.

Bernard Jones has a growing number of solo releases under his belt for labels including Kolour, Funkfield and Chillin in the US and, along with being one one half of East St. Louis Players, his reputation as one to watch continues to increase. Recently he has paired up with childhood friend and vocalist Brendan Woodard aka Aren B, who found fame in the United States after being in the final 30 contestants of the TV series ‘American Idol’ in 2006. Aren B is a quickly developing vocalist and songwriter, having performed all over America opening for artists including Tyrese, H-Town and Silk.

A diverse remix package features Nick Dare and Peckos, who have both released original EPs with Lost My Dog in the past year, alongside Baker Street Recordings’ Paul Hardy.

Nick Dare’s music productions and record label have been making quite an impact since the turn of the century. His London-based label Reform Recordings has been responsible for much of his output, under the names Nick Dare, Liquid Dreams and Overdrive (his project with Justin Drake from Peace Division). His tracks have been supported by leading DJs including X-Press 2, Tom Stephan, and Paul Woolford. Nick has signed recent EPs to Detour and Wiggle in addition to his well received Dub People EP for Lost My Dog at the end of 2008.

Belgium’s Peckos is a new name on the scene, having released his first ever EP for Bridge City in early 2009. A further EP for Shak Digital and two for Lost My Dog (including the recently released Belgian Nights EP) mark him out as a name to keep an eye on over the next few years. Two remixes here demonstrate his ability to turn out deep flowing music alongside bumping, Chi-town flavours.

Last but not least is Paul Hardy, co-owner of Baker Street Recordings, full time studio geek and 2020 Vision employee. Paul has released music for labels including dotbleep, the aforementioned 2020 Vision and Zeros & Ones amongst others, and currently his ‘The Joker EP’ on Baker Street is turning heads.

Magazine Reviews

iDJ – 7/10

A series of diverse mixes from deeper soulful to tech house. Nick Dare and Paul Hardy fulfill the latter category while the peckos peak mix retains the R&B tones of Aren B. Adding plenty of fly kicks and a dub-like step to the groove, this could be big in funky house quarters.

DMC Update – 4/5

Bowser’s bollocks are in top working order for this week’s volley from the pulsating loins of Lost My Dog as they recall Aren B’s sublime vocal vehicle with Bernard Jones for an alluring array of remixes. London’s Nick Dare [honcho of Reform records] builds on his late 2008 LMD ‘Dub People’ outing with swirling keys wrapping around the rich vocal. Then there’s two from Belgium’s Peckos, a newcomer  rapidly making a name after two for LMD plus other label releases. Baker Street co-owner Paul Hardy [who I recognise dropping his trousers on 2020 Vision] also supplies two corkers [vocal and dub] which mine a glistening seam of pure house magic.

This Is Why We Dance

Actually this is Don’t You Wish (Part 2) but part one seems to have slipped by me… anyway, if you can cast your mind back to the late 90s, when UK garage reigned supreme, well, that kind of near-falsetto male vocal à la Craig David/Artful Dodger/etc is what you get from Aren B here. And that’s not meant as a diss!

Mixes come from Nick Dare, Peckos and Paul Hardy, with the latter’s vocal and instrumental rubs my pick for their tuff, bouncy beats and squelchy synths. Hardy’s a new name to me but he’s apparently a 2020Vision studio boffin who’s had releases out on 2020, dotbleep and his own Baker Street Recordings.

Don’t You Wish comes atcha on Lost My Dog. LMD are kind of, if not unsung then certainly undersung heroes of the UK deep house scene… they send me loads of stuff that often gets overlooked for iDJ cos it’s on CD, so I’m gonna try and rectify that on this blog this month!

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DJ Reactions

Mark Farina: digging the nick dare mix! trippy samples, old school stabs, sweet!

Jason Hodges: Aren B is a sick voaclist and these remixes do justice!

Inland Knights: loving the peakos peak remix…..great production

Scope: Nick Dare Remix is awesome! Proper deep & funky shit!! Reminds me of Dennis Ferrer ‘P 2 Da J’.. Thats a good thing though!!!

Nick Holder: Can’t wait to rock the disco with these goodies! Thanks for sending! Another fine delivery!

Luciano: playing Paul Hardy Dub

Andy Ward: Loving the sound of the Nick Dare mix from the off…wicked bass !

Jevne Miller: dudes… the nick dare remix is killer … sure to be played! and will be in my radio set this week. also feeling the Peckos peak remix. thanks for release!

Raoul Belmans: Great vocal mix from Peckos, digging the Nick Dare remix too!

Burnski: really nice synths in nick dare remix. my favourite remix

Tommy Largo: great remix package. the nick dare remix is sick! really feeling that one. deep and techy, and still very soulful. Also like both peckos remixes. love the oldschool uk-garage feel to them. Hard to choose what version i’m going to play out.

Robert Owens: another rocking groove, look forward to playing it

Timmy Stewart: Peckos Peak Mix… Pressing all the right buttons. Ace.

Joshua Heath: solid system pumpin beats and deep techy vibes from nick dare! love the vocal work stylistically. peckos vocal mix has got a good thing going on, deep but chuggin. hard to say which is fav though..

Satoshi Fumi: Nick’s mix is fit for my set:)good grooves!

Special Interest: Nice all round package but Paul Hardys remix does it for me-lovelly stuff!

Marko Militano: Really like the Peckos Vocal Mix… thanks for the music!

Danny Stott: Thanks, quality stuff all round here. Nick Dare’s mix is superb, will be getting played lots. Cheers

Manuel Sahagun: Love the Nick Dare Remix! I will play it this weekend Cheers

Ken Christensen: Nick Dare Remix is the one for me! Will play and chart, nice layers and an infectious hot groove.

Hector Moralez: 5/5 thanks for the promo!.. looking forward to playing this!..

Chris Santiago: Nick Dare rmx… deep and techy… love it!

Jay West: paul hardy’s the one for me

Radio Support

SSRadio (Andy Ward)
Red FM (Fish Go Deep)
Beat 102-103 (Ray Colclough)
Radio FG (Advokkat)
MyHouse-YourHouse (Steve Arnell, Rob Pearson)
Chicago House FM (Louis Hughes)
Smoke It Deep (Blacksoul)
Proton Radio (Aruba)
Radio Fritz (Tobias Koch)
Wave 891 (Wendell Garcia)
George FM (Daniel McGlashan)
Motion FM (Steve Parr)
Global Soul Radio (Zweiklang)
Club FM (Bobi)
Spin South West (Dan Sykes)

Catalogue Number: LMD023
Release Date: October 2008

A1: Dub People
A2: Dub People (Burnski Open House Mix)
B1: Dark Daze
B2: Took My Love

The Lowdown

Lost My Dog refuse to be pigeon-holed once again; following up recent funky and soulful outings from East St Louis Players and Bernard Jones, release number 23, by contrast, is a solid, driving deep/tech EP aimed at dark sweaty clubs with low ceilings and perhaps the occasional red light.  Reform Recordings’ Nick Dare is the main man with three original tracks, complimented by a Burnski remix.

Nick Dare’s music productions and record label have been making quite an impact since the turn of the century.  His label Reform Recordings has been responsible for much of his output, under the names Nick Dare, Liquid Dreams and Overdrive (his project with Justin Drake from Peace Division).  His tracks have been supported by leading DJs including X-Press 2, Tom Stephan, and Paul Woolford.  As well as this EP for Lost My Dog, Nick has signed recent EPs to Detour and Wiggle.

In addition to his productions, with over 15 years DJ experience and an innate ability to read the crowd, Nick’s DJ sets are highly sought after and encompass a sublime mix of jacking underground house and tech grooves.  His skills have seen him play all over the UK with highlights including Fabric, The End, EGG and Escape (Brighton) as well as guest dates in Europe.

Burnski is the man drafted in for the remix.  Fresh from his reworking of X-Press 2’s ‘Smoke Machine’ for Skint Records, which attracted support from John Digweed, and impressive releases for 2020 Vision and Boe Recordings, Burnski is currently in demand.  He first attracted the interest of Lost My Dog in 2006 when the label was run from Middlesbrough; Burnski lived in nearby Hartlepool and was invited along to DJ at a couple of parties.  He was asked to provide two remixes of YSE’s ‘Bounce Back’ for the label in early 2007 and his ‘Back To Deep Remix’ went on to be the label’s biggest selling download to date, with vinyl copies still steadily rolling out all over the world.  Burnski’s talent to get massive energy out of deep grooves is second to none and Lost My Dog are huge fans of his sound.

Magazine Reviews

iDJ – 4/5
Loadsa quality on show here.  Three tracks from Dare, all shining examples of that peculiarly British flavour of tech house meets deep house locked-in groove.  Thunk and funk.  And not least Burnski’s Remix which could well be all things to all people: bumping yet gliding, full of late night shimmer and still with plenty of peak-time appeal.

Only For DJs – 3/4
The original is well boompty, with low generous bass to complement the groove. Burnski returns a remix which is more deep and subtle.

Jaypress
A great deep/tech house release from this ever more interesting label comes from Nick Dare who is in fact the man behind Reform Records. This EP will really shake up the floors and as a great added bonus there is even included a remix of ‘Dub People’ by Burnski that will blow your bass bins!!!”

DJ Reactions

Tom Findlay (Groove Armada)
Burnski mix is excellent – it’s deep but it’s also wide, high and heavy!

Milton Jackson
Love the dark relentless groove of the Burnski Mix.

MANDY
Burnski mix is amazing!  Two thumbs up!

Laurent Garnier
Will fit my long sets perfectly

Jody Wisternoff
Love this!

Mazi
I’ve dearly missed this kind of understated yet powerful house music.  Beautiful!

Satoshi Fumi
Love Burnski Remix, deep and smooth, definite plays

Hipp-E
Excellent solid offering here, thanks a ton!

James Talk
Burnski Mix is dope.

Ralph Lawson
Solid lads.

Lawnchair Generals
Been bangin’ ‘Took My Love’ for months. Job well done.

Luke Solomon
Old school, but still cool

Harold Heath
All 4 totally up my street, top EP!

Adam Collins/Omni AM
Damn, this is some of the hottest deep house since the days of Luxury Service!

Eddie Leader
Loving both mixes of Dub People.

Orde Miekle (Slam)
This is good

Murray richardson
Well into burnski’s mix of this and dark daze is top too!

SCOPE
Dub People (Original & Remix) are both quality! Took My Love aint too shabby either.. Nice!
f Dub People and Dark Daze will work beautifully! Dub indeed; I’ve dearly missed this kind of understated yet powerful house music.

Corrie
Nice deep house package. Burnski remix is the best pick for me. Cheers

SL Curtiz (Slammin Muzik)
“Took my love” for me ;-)

Steve Parry
All 3 original tracks are cool.

Lee Jarvis
What a fantastic EP. All the cuts are proper sweaty club music and will receive plenty of plays from myself!

Daniel Kyo
The Ep is a good view of refurbished Jackin House!REally nice grooves!

Don Tinsley
I’m really diggin Take My Love, but Dub People original and Burnski’s mixes are top notch as well. Propper LMD!

Frank Solano
Took my love is my fav of the bunch, nice deep, but very driving house music

Danny Tenaglia
Good

Bryan James (Dirtybird)
All mixes will get play, nice deep house vibe i’ve been feeling lately.

Nathan Coles
This is good

Bernard Jones / East St. Louis Players
Nick did a remix for one of my upcoming releases that was stellar. With this follow up I realize he’s got the pulse of todays deep dubby sound!

Dominic Martin
I’m a fan of Burnski’s productions, he has mastered that most difficult art of making great tracks which don’t necessarily do alot but are never boring. good stuff.

Al Bradley
Quality all the way here, tough to pick a favourite track. All three originals are very cool & useable vibes, ‘Dark Daze’ probably the one I’ll get most use out of as it’s got such a superb wobbly bass. Burnski again proves his worth, his remix sounding like the kind of stuff that used to be used as warm-up/mid set stuff at Basics when it as at Mint Club, which was generally superb warm sounding house – definitely going to be a Buged Out regular track!

Magnus Asberg(C-Soul)
Nice deep techy house on display here good production..Will play.. My pick would be Dark Daze

John Davis (Headtunes)
Dark Daze is my overall fav but can see myself dropping that and Took My Love… Both are dark quirky and excellently produced. A Solid release from LMD yet again

Blacksoul
LMD keeps spreading quality music – love this one!!

Danny White
Nice tuff stuff, dark daze and burnski’s remix of dub people are the pick of the bunch for me

Still Rob G (Om Records)
F**kin dope ep! love dub ppl og & the burnski remix. dark daze will get the most play i’m sure.. its pure dancefloor. took my love is nice as well.

Neil Bainbridge (Shindig)
Fantastic Dubby house, just what i was hoping from before i listened.Burnski’s remix is very very good

Oleg Wave
This release really stand out among others for its dark and fat groovy sound. This will keep people dancing for sure. Every track is solid and energetic

Joshua Heath
I dig the original dub people. good moddy shit right there.. Will def get some play at my sweatier gigs :-) Took my Love could get some play too..

Lauris Lee / RyRalio DJs
Dark Daze real underground tune! Nice production and proper bass line. Will play it out!

Q-Burns abstract Message
Original Dub People is totally the one for me … nice keys & rhythms, and I like the placement of the vocal drops (and I usually don’t go for vocal drops). Splendid stuff .. cheers for it.

Craig Hamilton
LMD is at it again, one of the most consistent labels out there & this release is proof of that statement. Dub people is something i can see myself playing for quite sometime. Deep synthy pads & stabs compliment a very well programmed bassline. Took my love on the other hand reminds me a lot of the old barrio brothers stuff, with its deep synthy bassline & old school vocals. Another winner all round, will be playing this out for sure. dark daze and took my love are excellent. Loving the darker vibe – keep it up LMD and watch out 20:20!

Mike W
HOLY HELL! what a release! every single track on here is something I would play but after many many listens to TRY and pick a favorite, I have to go with Took My Love .. but it’s like choosing between children! What a great EP from Nick, Burnski, and the boys @ LMD!

santiago (santiago & bushido)
Overall great EP – love the deep techy vibe!

DA SUNLOUNGE
Nice Vibe. love the bouncy feel of Dub People. Dark Daze is also growing on me.

Andrew Phelan
Love the way the happier vocal snippets in Took My Love play off the darker elements of the track.

Mieka Du Franx
The Burnski DUb is superb, love the classic groove. I’m also gonna rock Dark Daze track coz it’s nice & dirty Took My Love is butter. All around, this EP is tops.

Jay Tripwire
I like the burski remix the best, really nice and i will be playing that,reminds me of soemthing on compost black .

Paul Hardy
A Great EP, Deep deep, Lovin Burnski mix

Hector Romero
Nice jackin’ feelin’

Andy inland knights
love dark daze very nice

Anil Chawla
Nice EP all round. I’m a huge fan of Burnski, and love his rework on this too.

Atnarko
Great Overall EP !!

Johnny Fiasco
Slamming 4 tracks!!

Joshua Iz
Solid EP – good deep and dubbiness! Thanks — Joshua Iz.

Kelvin K
All good especially digiing the Burnski remix and Took My Love…definitely going to be working these

Chris Harris
I like that dark druggy shit!

DJ Linus
right down my alley guys, love the whole ep big time ;)

Rob Pearson (Evasive)
Great EP from Nick, liking all these including Burnski Mix, gonna bust these on radio and upcoming gigs!!!!!

Sonny Wharton
wicked package – all tracks really strong!! full support from me :)

Luke McKeehan
Nice deep dark vibes from LMD crew. Burnski mix is tops for me.

Onionz
Excellent – Deep Jeep BEATS

Radio Support

Ministry of Sound (Bill Brewster)
Ibiza Global Radio (Jose Maria Ramon)
Kiss FM, Ukraine (DJ Electric)
Club FM, Macedonia (Bobi)
Magma FM (Slok)
Red FM, Ireland (Shane Johnson)
Chicago House FM (Mr Hun)
Motion FM (Steve Parr)
Proton, USA (Android Cartel, Stefan Anion, Tom Budden)
MyHouse-YourHouse (Steve Arnell)