Red Rack'em
04-23-2009, 06:11 AM
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Red Rack'em - Picnic EP - Deep Freeze
I have been making a lot more house in the last couple of years and this is my first 'official' above 120bpm house release. Deep Freeze have been releasing a lot of disco stuff over the last couple of years but this release is kind of signaling their return to house so it's a nice hook up all round. Also it's a pure Scottish affair as I am from Fife, Deep Freeze is from Dundee and The Revenge is from Glesga (that's Glasgow to you and I)...
The A side is called Picnic and it's pretty deep - a Detroit influenced track which rolls along nicely. It kind of goes 'doo der der' - you will know what I mean if you check the soundslips ;)
First up on the B side is a remix of Picnic by none other than The Revenge - he's hotter than the sahara right now and has turns in a really cool, deep chugger which will keep you on hold nicely.
Last up is the Gilles Peterson favourite Crowd Scene which contains live samples recorded and sourced from Detroit - oh yes - it's defo on the beatdown tip this one with lots of cut up yelps and claps - and severe sub bass.
It's had DJ support from Gilles Peterson, Laurent Garnier, Chris Duckenfield, Ashley Beedle, Harri, Tensnake etc..
The vinyl is available to buy at the usual outlets...
http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/
http://www.phonicarecords.co.uk/detail.aspx?ID=35877
http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/348266-01.htm
It will be available digitally in 4-6 weeks.
PS.... Any old iron?
Red Rack'em - Picnic EP - Deep Freeze
I have been making a lot more house in the last couple of years and this is my first 'official' above 120bpm house release. Deep Freeze have been releasing a lot of disco stuff over the last couple of years but this release is kind of signaling their return to house so it's a nice hook up all round. Also it's a pure Scottish affair as I am from Fife, Deep Freeze is from Dundee and The Revenge is from Glesga (that's Glasgow to you and I)...
The A side is called Picnic and it's pretty deep - a Detroit influenced track which rolls along nicely. It kind of goes 'doo der der' - you will know what I mean if you check the soundslips ;)
First up on the B side is a remix of Picnic by none other than The Revenge - he's hotter than the sahara right now and has turns in a really cool, deep chugger which will keep you on hold nicely.
Last up is the Gilles Peterson favourite Crowd Scene which contains live samples recorded and sourced from Detroit - oh yes - it's defo on the beatdown tip this one with lots of cut up yelps and claps - and severe sub bass.
It's had DJ support from Gilles Peterson, Laurent Garnier, Chris Duckenfield, Ashley Beedle, Harri, Tensnake etc..
The vinyl is available to buy at the usual outlets...
http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/
http://www.phonicarecords.co.uk/detail.aspx?ID=35877
http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/348266-01.htm
It will be available digitally in 4-6 weeks.
PS.... Any old iron?