This past Friday
Jacques Greene released his much anticipated album
Feel Infinite on
LuckyMe Records. The veteran DJ and producer is no stranger to incredible original productions, with tracks like "
These Days" garnering strong support from Annie Mac and others. And while he's been relatively quiet release-wise, it's almost assuredly a result of an intense focus on
Feel Infinite. A focus that shines bright throughout the cohesive and emotive album, as each track has been clearly polished beyond compare, playing its role perfectly in the opus that is
Feel Infinite. While you can call his tracks house, I find it hard to accept it as just that. Ever since I first heard, the Will Ferrell from
Old School aided track, "
I Like You" I've had a hard time quantifying Greene's releases. They are quite simply quality, thoughtful and supremely designed electronic productions. Just damn good music, regardless of genre.
After having already heard both "
You Can't Deny" and "
Afterglow" on
Bump In The Hump, it's my pleasure to be able to play yet another cut from
Feel Infinite tonight, "
To Say." You can also see
Jacques Greene as he returns home to Toronto at the tail end of his tour, April 15th at
Velvet Underground (
RSVP and Tickets). "
To Say" isn't the only Friday release that gets a spin on
Bump In The Hump tonight, I've also got a track from
BADLQQK's
RQQKIES 2. Nor is
Feel Infinite the only new album represented, as I've got a track from
Honey Beard's debut
Dreamless Sleep, out this Friday. Finally we enjoy an onslaught of house from
Cosella,
Smalltown DJs,
Pat Lok and birthday boy
Frustra, who is playing
tonight at Edenhall and
Saturday at The Beaver. Hear all this and more live on
Radio Humber from 6-7 PM EDT,
here.
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