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Artist:	MOTORCITYSOUL
Title:	Kazan (Exit Cube)
Label:	AUS MUSIC (GERMANY)
Format:	12"
Price:	$10.00
Catalog #:	AUS 706EP

"Frankfurt's eclectic duo of C-Rock & Matthias Vogt have released records under the moniker of Motorcitysoul for the past three years, putting out on Infracom, Stir15 and LoFi Stereo before this, their first for Aus. Hailing from Germany's own 'Motor City,' the pair have developed a reputation for creating soulful and deep house that more than competes with their stateside counterparts. Kazan's taught, tough drums and a chunky sub bass combine with rich analog lead sequences and a heartfelt string line straight out of the Motor City to drive this track to its smiley, sweaty peak. An old school appreciation, futuristic production touches and a real musical pedigree give this real power and more than enough weight to ignite the floor. With My My's remix the original shines through the fantastically bouncy groove with enough delicate tweaks and flashes of their own sweet melody to make this My My through and through."

Artist:	MOTORCITYSOUL
Title:	Space Kätzle
Label:	AUS MUSIC (GERMANY)
Format:	12"
Price:	$10.00
Catalog #:	AUS 709EP

"Monster Sydenham remix! Frankfurt's eclectic duo of C-Rock & Matthias Vogt return with their second release on Aus. They have released records under the moniker of Motorcitysoul for the past three years, putting out on Infracom, Stir15 and LoFi Stereo. Hailing from Germany's own Motown, the pair have developed a reputation for creating soulful and deep house that more than competes with their State-side counterparts, typified by their celebrated collaboration with vocalist Chez Damier 'Kids In The Streets' in 2005. 'Space Kätzle' has a beautifully simple yet immediately recognizable chord sequence, with layers of sparkling melody that cascade down the stereo pallet for what is a true end of the night anthem. For the remix, Jerome Sydenham toughens up the drums, adds a delicate tom pattern and backs up the original melody with his own chords taking the Space Cats (Space Kätzle) into a darker, more tribal place."

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