post from Generationbass.com

Here at GB we’re obsessed with new genres, new combinations of sounds and styles from all over the globe, and something as pedestrian as just plain house barely gets a look in. But for me house is a genre that, despite barely having changed for years, just keeps on giving. Especially in these summer months, it’s perfect outdoor sunshine morning free party music. Chunky, spacious and generous, it embodies that freedom (free as in speech, not as in beer) in the phrase ‘free party’.


Mikkael Summer 2011 - BBQ Ribs Mix by Mikkaël


Hot Shit Jorge Watts & The House Inspectors [Drop Music]
String Bean Hustle Little Man Big [Flapjack]
Can You Feel Me ATFC [Defected]
Point Nice7 [Gruuv]
On a Cloud (Original_Mix) Tom Special Interest [Phobic]
Sittin’ On Top Jorge Watts & The House Inspectors [Drop]
Get Back (Rafael Cury Remix) Victor Ruiz [Lo kik Records]
Break into the Record Store Negru [Soweso]
Everyday Of My Life (Manjane) Samma Lone [Skeet Traxx]
Squaredancing In A Roundhouse (BHQ Revisits The Classics) Derrick Carter [Classic Music Company]
Ramjock Camouflage [Deepfunk]
Thats Jazz Wattie Green [Flapjack]
Anthem (original mix) ANTHEM Black Rose [Made To Play Germany]
Let me Play Negru [Soweso]

Dope English house music label from Nottingham run by Tom from Special Interest.
Phobic counts numerous releases to their library including a rather interesting selection of artists including: Late night Society, Kinky Movement, Vernon & Dacosta, Chuck Daniels, Dj Mes, JR From Dallas, Quell, Giom, Tracey Cooper, Sun City Hustler, Inland Knights, Toka Project, Damien bailey (Special Interest), Tom Special Interest himself and many more.

A bit more about Special Interest:



Special Interest are Tom and Damien. They both discovered house music through the Midlands free party scene of the early 90's, first at DIY parties and club nights and then Smokescreen parties. Tom went on to dj for Smokescreen and Damien moved to Leicester and joined Babble Soundsystem. The next step was to get involved with studio production. Tom co-founded a studio with Steve Littlemen (together they had releases on Drop Music) and Damien help set up Funky Transport with releases on 2020 Vision and Brique Rouge. On Damiens return to Nottingham they began collaborating in the studio. They now have and well received ep. on Mobile Trax to their name and one soon to be released on Guesthouse Music which features a collaboration with Fran from Smokescreen Soundsystem. They have also licensed a track to Om Records for Miguel Mig's Get Salted compilation. Together and apart they have Djed all over the Uk and as far afield as Miami, Thailand and the Czech Republic.

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You won't find this one everywhere and just for the love of it we have decide at House Distillery to drop the price to £20 (£25 normal price) for a short period, so just grab one in the shop before we run out

Be Fonky is a small T-shirt company based in the south of France releasings really small limited series T-shirts.

For those who missed the show, here the link below of the 2 hours set of Inland Knights live at Fabric recorded the 20th September 2008.
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Bobby and Klein are French duo GIOM and VINZ, from Niort, France. Originally a drummer and a bass player influenced by Funk, Disco, Acid-jazz and Hip-Hop, they started DJing and making beats together in 2001. At first inspired by the French Touch sound of the late 90s, it was discovering the likes of Derrick Carter and Dj Sneak that really got them hooked on house music. After many years spent producing music, and working on their sound, GIOM and VINZ began to send their music to record labels. In late 2005, their track “Party All Night” was requested by DJ Chuck Daniels for his then upcoming "Night Moves" mix cd. The track quickly gained the approval of many top underground house DJs, such as Jason Hodges, DJ Heather, Raoul Belmans and Jacob London, as well as the one and only DJ Sneak. Sneak eventually included “Party All Night” on the Oomph Records 2006 Miami sampler cd, and asked the 2 Frenchmen to play at his London residency, SNEAKBEATS at Ministry Of Sound. Bobby & Klein now have a few releases under their belt, including their remix of UK Hip Hop greats The Nextmen ("Let It Roll", on Antidote Records), Bryan Jones' "Chicago Jack" on Ringside Recordings as well as their own debut EP "G-String Blues" on San Francisco's top label Guesthouse Music. Upcoming work includes the official release of "Party All Night" on the great Spatula City record label as well as several EPs and remixes coming out on higly respected labels such as Lingo and Flatpack Traxx. They are currently spending time working and recording in their studios in London and Paris.

Untitled House Music Documentary Extended Trailer - 3:45 from 32Thirteen on Vimeo.

Kinky Movement are an established collective of Dj's and producers from Nottingham/England. The group consists of Andy Mcloughlin, Lee Eden, Chris Grocock, John Symms and Hugh Turrel. In 1997 Kinky Movement started out hosting nights of quality underground house music in and around the Nottingham area. Kinky movement still continue with their nights, and from here their djing skills have also taken them around the globe playing across the U.K,Europe,U.S and Asia. The group have also been involved with the free party scene organising and djing with the likes of Smokescreen, DIY and Shrewd. Armed With a taste and passion for the music, they knew their next step was to start producing music for themselves. Three of the crew Andy,Eden,john have become the main producers for the outfit and since early 2004 they have released their music on some of the worlds top deep house labels. The Labels include Tango recordings, Mobile trax, Drop Music,Myna music ,Flavor recordings, Amenti music, So sound recordings. Andy and Eden Have launched their own record label Replay recordings.The first four releases, have all been a success receiving plays from the top Dj's in the business, the most recent being The digital Villains Jiffy swing e.p. You can preview all releases on the replay recordings Myspace page prior to the release dates. Also this year look out for releases on Flavor recordings,drop,amenti,Lingo,Motion music For all enquires please email, kinkymovement@hotmail.com

Picture: Lee Eden (left) and Andy Mcloughlin (right)

If you are new to Bristol, want to shake your pants and are starving for house music, there is only one way to sort yourself out. It's called "Duvet vous?".
Those guys throw the best house party in Bristol.
Believe me or not... just judge by yourself:
Once a month at the Queens Head in Eastron Road, and once in a while at the Black Swan ....
Just keep an ear on the ground

See you there

M

It's probabaly the most influent free party crew in uk for the past 10 years and they never stop to impress by their guest and the quality of their parties. They hold one of the most powerful (taylor made for house music please) sound system so if you never came across a smoke screen party then you have missed quite a lot of the uk house scene.
So just a thought, go to http://www.smokescreensoundsystem.co.uk/     ,
Find yourself  a nice party, check by yourself and I promise you won't regret it !!!

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