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URTR009
Released: 7th October 2002
Summer has indeed arrived!! well in tune form anyway. AtomFunk cut their teeth in the legendary New Mount Studios in Manchester moulding their sound with the guidance of house hero Si Brad. Here we have 3 mixes to choose from, the original in all its deep funk fuelled vocal loviness, Departure Lounge's (aka Jason Moore & Si Brad) left of centre house version, and the simply beautiful Dealer's Choice Mix .This featured on Bobbi & Steve's DJ Mag covermount CD. What more do you want?!
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URTR008
Released: 4th November 2002
Heroes For Hire are back with the follow up to 'Our House Music', the tune that Deep Dish caned in Miami. Colours in its original form takes a deep, key filled, trippy journey thru house, giving it that all important late nite vibe. The Red, Black & Green Mix by the boys ( Dan Carey & Colin Cogz White ) takes Colours in to more peak time territory, stripped down and hypnotic as fuck, this makes for a great tool for those long mixes! The boys are for hire for wedding's, barmitzvah's, and birthday's if any one is interested..?
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URTR007
Released: 16th September 2002
'I am trying to make nice convincing dance music in a world of misery, poverty and conflict. I am also saving up for a BMX with 24" wheels'. The words of Matthew 'Dob' Williams there, the man behind this great 4 track EP. This is his first effort in the musical arena for Dob, two slices of deep funk coupled with two deep techy things!?? Indeed...erm...that's it really, we like em, hope you do to, we think we have uncovered a new gem with a different take on the house music blueprint.
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URTR006
Released: 29th July 2002
The 6th Urbantorque release sees a welcome return for Mancunian Lee Stanley, operating under his 'Dealer's Choice' moniker this time round. The producer, has previously recorded as Veena Harlem for both Sheffield's Toko and on the fourth Urbantorque release (which was hammered by Charles Webster, the Inland Knights and the Sub Club's Harri and Domenic). Lee has only gone under the Dealers Choice hat on one prior occasion - an outing on Paper recordings. The addition of Azeem, the celebrated vocalist who has worked with Terry Francis and Grand Central's Only Child, amongst many others - ups the ante further still.
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URTR005
Released: 1st July 2002
'I am trying to make very traditional melodic deep house, but it seems to get stretched slightly out of shape by the other stuff I'm in to..." - Justin Chodzko. With tastes in music that covers The Beach Boys to T-Rex, Cocteau Twins to David Alvarado, Justin Chodzko is just interested in making music and not simply making records. His first release 'The Inheritance EP' on Weekend World in 2000 drew DJ Magazine to review, 'If this record was any deeper it would be lying horizontal in a bath of chocolate custard' and Elliot Eastwick to comment, 'Justin is Harrow's answer to Larry Heard'. Muttonhoney/TRAD is Justin's debut release for Urbantorque.
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URTR004
Released: 10th April 2002
Mancunian Lee Stanley, has a broad background in production and his writing talents were even spotted by the legendary Jocelyn Brown who invited him to write for her - high praise indeed. Lee was also instrumental in signing Waiwan to EMI/Chrysalis imprint "Autonomy", on which Lee produced the 1998 album "Distraction", by Waiwan. During these formative years, Lee honed his production skills with a stream of remixes including DJ Skribble Feat. Busta Rhymes, Shola Ama, Beverley Knight and Sly and the Family Stone.
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URTR001
Released: 20th May 2002
A world in chaos. A hungry dancefloor. A time for Heroes. Heroes For Hire bring you UT's debut release, they have seen the future of house music - deep, funky licks with retro charm and 21st Century energy - and dragged it back for the appreciation of the masses. As resident DJ at slick London beat-em-ups Bloodvibes and Celebrate Life, Colin 'Cogz' White knew the intricacies of working a club crowd from the decks. Enter boy wonder Dan Carey - musician and craftsman behind Mr Dan, Danmass and Lazyboy - to inject melodic substance backed up with solid studio expertise.
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