Slow house (100-110ish bpm)

om_unit · Post by **om_unit** » Tue Mar 22, 2011 2:09 am

http://soundcloud.com/reboot-joy-confession

plele · Post by **plele** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 6:43 pm

just came across this mix, hope i post it right http://billyo.podomatic.com/enclosure/2 ... -08_00.mp3
lovin it....

burnzbaby · Post by **burnzbaby** » Thu Mar 24, 2011 12:19 pm

Shamless plug for 100-110bpm mix I done a wee while ago. Covers more of the Re-edit side of things.

Soundcloud

phrex · Post by **phrex** » Thu Mar 24, 2011 3:32 pm

spooKs wrote:Check out Soul Clap and affiliates' stuff, they've given away some amazing R'n'B sampling slow house, and Wolf + Lamb affiliates.

this.

osmose · Post by **osmose** » Thu Mar 24, 2011 6:23 pm

Soundcloud
HigherDISCO - 102 bpm Nudisco Soul Edit
Couple of things mix wise I wanna go back and smooth out, besides that pretty happy with the end result.

inferno · Post by **inferno** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 1:09 am

i think it's 114, but whatever

geordie007 · Post by **geordie007** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 10:19 am

http://www.tailored-communication.com/r ... ne-breaker

VINYL TRACKLIST (Vinyl comes with CD version of album)
A. Archway
B1. Belvide Beat
B2. Quatro
C1. Got To Get Me There
C2. Deny This
D. Black Moon

CD/Digital TRACKLIST:
01. Archway
02. Black Country Saga
03. Belvide Beat
04. Quatro
05. Got To Get Me There
06. Deny This
07. Black Moon
08. Oranges
09. The Day

The album format doesn’t lend itself to four-on-the-floor electronic dance music. There’s no recreation of the seamless, intoxicating thrill one finds in a night out dancing, and less savvy folk might find the idea of listening to an hours worth of repetitive, seven-minute-plus, machine music to be, frankly, boring. But they probably haven’t listened Mark E’s Stone Breaker, which is riveting in its primal simplicity. From the opening, gut-punching kick drums of “Archway” through the ecstatic triplets of closer “The Day,” Stone Breaker means business. It’s a record of pace and determination, full of classic house touchstones and steady, almost militant tempos, a reminder that electronic dance music is supposed to be forceful, if not altogether mean. Not once does it break its step or err from its course—it owns you, your body, and your mind from beginning to end.

Of course, it wasn’t supposed to be an album. When Wolverhampton-reared, Birmingham-based Mark found himself with some free time in mid-2010, he hit a stride in his productions, and an assortment of tracks that could have easily wound up on various 12-inches started to pile up. Almost by accident, Stone Breaker came into existence, full of confident, darkroom house that owes as much to Chicago as it does to the cosmos.

Percussion-wise, there’s not much diversity here, but that’s really the point: bombarding your inner cranium with hypnotic, earthquaking acid loops (“Belvide Beat”), their hi-hats and snares sounding more like weaponry than musical instruments. But, there’s also plenty of warmth—buoyant, spine-tickling jazz chords (“Black Moon,” “Oranges” ); floaty, staring-at-the sun disco dances (“Black Country Saga,” “Quatro”) and staticky, soul-drenched curveballs (“The Day”), all of which elevate Stone Breakerfrom a great set of DJ tracks to a great set ff tracks for anyone, anywhere.

NOTE: The vinyl version is different from the CD & digital version. The vinyl version includes a copy of the CD version.

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And to celebrate he has done a mixtape too..

http://soundcloud.com/melissa/mark-e-stonebreakin-mix