This should be relatively simple to understand – Mr Confuse has had his recent Do You Realize LP remixed and he’s just released the results as Do You Realize: The remixes. In order to bring this about he’s assembled an impressive line up of production warriors which include a strong UK contingent (Smoove, Lack Of Afro, Daytoner, Dr Rubberfunk and Tom Eno) plus Hungarians
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MR CONFUSE: Do You Realize: The remixes (2013)
MONKEYBOXING.COM – Top ’10′ Tracks 2012
(See Monkeyboxing.com – Top 10 Albums – 2012 HERE)
There was no way it was ever going to be a mere top ‘ten’ this year as it’s been a bumper year for bangers – so here’s fifteen. As always, choices were made using a highly complex selection-algorithm based on how often shit got played on the MB sound system.
1. Hidden Jazz Quartet feat. Omar – High Heels (Lack Of Afro remix)
Massive sixties soul-tinged floor-filling remix that never fails
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CHART – June 2012
(1) 1. Hidden Jazz Quartet feat. Omar – High Heels (Lack Of Afro remix)
CHART – May 2012
(NEW) 1. Hidden Jazz Quartet feat. Omar – High Heels (Lack Of Afro remix)
Lack Of Afro produces dancefloor gold through remix alchemy
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HIDDEN JAZZ QUARTET feat. OMAR: ‘High Heels’ (+ Lack Of Afro remix) (2012)
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This one’s called High Heels by Hidden Jazz Quartet and features Omar – (here sounding a little bit like Alison Moyet) fretting about where his chick is at 3 in the morning. But enough about that – let’s talk about the important bit which is the B-side rerub where Lack Of Afro produces dancefloor gold through remix alchemy – check it below. Out go the jazzy percussion, sax-wanking
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LACK OF AFRO: Remixes & Rarities (2012)
It was the sampler last month, this time round it’s the full twenty-seven track odyssey that is Lack Of Afro’s Remixes & Rarities LP. What is there that can possibly be said that hasn’t been said already? Well…quite a lot really since there’s another twenty-two tracks on here that weren’t on the sampler. As with its harbinger, anyone into funk-related beats should be kept happy whether it’s
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LACK OF AFRO: ‘One Way – Remixes & Rarities’ sampler (2012)
One way – Remixes & Rarities – Sampler is the five track taster for the full One way – Remixes & Rarities LP out at the end of next month. With it Lack Of Afro flies in the face of music tradition whereby instead of releasing the shitsack of filler which constitutes most artists’ idea of ‘remixes and rarities’ as they ‘fulfil contractual obligations’, he drops some of the best stuff I’ve ever heard off
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LACK OF AFRO: Holding my Breath (2011)
Holding my Breath is the second single from Lack Of Afro’s latest LP This Time. Like its predecessor, it rocks the kind of smooth soul vibe to be found all over Smoove & Turrell’s second LP so if you’re down with that, you’ll be down with this as singer Jake Morley gets his mood on over clattery floor friendly percussion. LOA homies Unity Sextet rework this on the flip, uncomplicating the break and have fun with various bits and bobs out of their little bag of jazz
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FROOTFUL feat. Angeline Morrison: Slowtime (2011)
Ever wondered what Bebel Gilberto would sound like if she sang in English? Now’s your chance to found out as Nick Radford, a.k.a. Frootful, hooks up with Ambassadors Of Sorrow vocalist Angeline Morrison for a latin makeover of Colours album track Slowtime. It’s the very thing for a sunny, lazy afternoon, spent getting slowly drunk as you ponder life, love and all its complexities
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FREESTYLE RECORDS launch new website with Lack Of Afro ‘A Time For’ free download (2011)
Freestyle Records have a new website and they’re so excited about it that they are giving away an mp3 of laid-back soul groove A Time For – the debut single off Lack Of Afro’s forthcoming album This Time. Madness! All you have to do is sign up for their newsletter which will ensure you receive an occasional digital missive detailing forthcoming funk, soul, latin delights and the like
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