Unless this is your first time on this blog you'll be aware of my now seemingly undying passion for disco. I've always been a house head more than any other electronic genre, but disco has taken up such a massive section of my listening habits. And even though I endlessly stuff my face with disco, I still hunger for it incredibly. A couple weeks back when wrote about A-Trak's mix for The Do-Over (here), I came across Folamour and "The Power And The Blessing Of Unity." I then scrolled through his soundcloud only to find his edit of France Gall "Ella Elle L'a," a track I'd just recently heard remixed a month prior. It took no time at all for me to fall for the funky percussion, I then found myself on the floor once the horns came in during the chorus. This has since become my go to song wherever or whenever I need a pick me up. Completing the circle I found out that Folamour was inspired to make that edit after hearing S3A (Sampling As An Art) also take on France Gall with "J'ai Besoin d'Amour." So now you can understand why this live B2B set caught my attention.
Recorded at the Radio Meuh Circus Festival at the end of March, the hour long mix features S3A's aforementioned edit, his recently released "Something More," Mike Simonetti's "Midnight Or Late Afternoon" (an edit of "I'm Your Boogie Man"), Groove Motion's "Try It" and Mother's "All Funked Up." There are endless amounts of horns and keys arranged into godly grooves, that will no doubt get you going. And what could be better? Stream, follow S3A and Folamour below, and dance, dance dance!FOLLOW S3A: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER
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Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Tuesday, May 03, 2016
Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Frustra - Fractures EP
This week on Bump In The Hump, I've got another slew of premieres, including one from Frustra's upcoming EP Fractures, to be released this Friday the 6th via OKNF Collective, entirely free of charge.
Truly a work of art, straight from the heart of one of Toronto's most rapidly climbing talents, Frustra bares it all, showcasing his soul and maturity with two previously unreleased tracks, alongside "Mother" and "Trash Talk," both of which have already hit the Radio Humber airwaves. He's also added a slew of shows in Toronto in the next few months. Expect to hear more filthy and dark industrial bass house from the strength of Frustra, who can boast dozens of tracks to his name as well as support from the likes of Shiba San, Malaa and Claude VonStroke.
While you wait for me to decide which of "Echochrome" or "Call & Response" you'll be be able to hear before their release Friday, you can get your fix of Frustra with "Trash Talk" and, you can hear "Mother" (about 20 mins) in the January 13th episode of Bump In The Hump.
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