Browse by Label: FEAR OF FLYING (UK)

Artist:	SCSI-9
Title:	Kroy Menya V Pol Bita
Label:	FEAR OF FLYING (UK)
Format:	12"
Price:	$11.00
Catalog #:	FOF 006EP

"'Kroy Menya' had been in our record boxes since it first appeared on SCSI-9's excellent and highly-acclaimed Digital Russian LP back in 2003. Liking it as much as we did we though it'd be rather nice to give it a leg up into the year 2007 with a nice lil' remix package. So firstly we employed the services of Moon Harbour starlets and all round good uns' Luna City Express to give it a rub-down in the form of their 'Lovely Luna People' remix. Starting with hints of the original melody and vocal line, it then drops into a deep rolling b-line, giving it a nice chuggy feel before slowly raking up the tension with an intense, twisting synth line. Flip for the original mix. Typically SCSI-9 in feel, it just grooves along in a melancholy way with subtle melodies and the vocal line which gives the track its title. Finally, we asked the provider of our last release, Pawas, if he could do the remix honors. Staying much truer to the feel of the original track, he sets about giving it a subtler feel with a funked-up clave to provide the all-important groove before dropping into a synth-laden break."

Artist:	DADABLEEP
Title:	Remixes
Label:	FEAR OF FLYING (UK)
Format:	12"
Price:	$12.00
Catalog #:	FOF 007EP

"Linking the original tracks from German duo DadaBleep on our sister label Fear of Flying Ltd as much as we did, we thought it'd be just supa' to get some deeper re-rubs on our main label. SO BEHOLD! Connassieur superstars Plasmik take Ghipwe on an epic journey complete with warm pads and an old skool sounding high string line. We like MUCHLY! Next up, we enlisted the help of one the hardest working producers around at the moment, Andomatt 3000. He injects a great big dose of fun into his take on 'Ghipwe' -- bouncy, groovy and almost techno like -- what parts of the original does he use? We didn't ask but who really cares when the beats are this good, eh? We called upon the emerging talents of our very own Tim Gregor next for a rmx of 'Enter the Echo,' taking a more traditional tech-house route with a subtle vibe that just grooves along on its deep deep bass. We're confident you lot are gonna be hearing Tim crop up quite a lot next year, following in the footsteps of his better known brother, Mark Henning."

Artist:	LEIF
Title:	A Place For Everything and Everything In Its Place
Label:	FEAR OF FLYING (UK)
Format:	12"
Price:	$12.00
Catalog #:	FOF 008EP

"Welsh wunderkid Leif returns to Fear of Flying after his much played Commonplace EP from last year with another beautifully paced EP of super sweet minimal house music. 'Squally Showers' kicks proceedings off with solid house kicks before dropping into a beautiful, melancholy melody which gives the track its main hook. Dutch good 'uns Polder kindly give 'Squally Showers' a bit of a tech-house dust down, giving it more drive and keeping the groove more constant to ratchet to up to PEAK TIME level. We think you'll be hearing this quite a bit. Flip the script for 'OHNH,' a track Steve Bug says is 'right up my road.' We're talking fine minimal house beats, we're talking warm grooves, we're talking -- well, enough talking, just listen. And finally 'Everywhere I Go I Meet Myself' -- smooth deep beats, wrapped b-lines and some Gregorian chanting -- what else could you need? We may be biased, but we reckon this is Leif's best yet -- suck it and see."

Artist:	PAWAS
Title:	Mazo EP
Label:	FEAR OF FLYING (UK)
Format:	12"
Price:	$12.00
Catalog #:	FOF 010EP

"Fear of Flying celebrate their tenth release with the mystically charged Mazo EP from Pawas being supported by Lee Burridge, Laurent Garnier, Audiofly, Ewan Pearson, Peace Division. Mazo EP is spontaneous, groovy and exotic. A package that dips in toes in diversity, flirting with an assortment of influences and marking the ability of Pawas as an artist. The title track 'Mazo' has already been luring the attention of the big names, rattling out a kaleidoscope of drums. 'Disorder' is soothing and graceful, painting a landscape of dreamy sound. 'Mac Dub' skips into rapturous percussion, echoing elements of the mid '90s deep house sound while finding fresh feet and the closing 'New Bed' plunges deeper into dark, atmospheric territory."

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