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TULTD 009EP
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Let's start the new year with the fantastic Black Loops and with the great company of Armless Kid remix.
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PETS 106EP
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The Berlin-based Italian Black Loops return to Pets Recordings with this almighty four-piece that runs their entire groove gamut. "Gwei Lo" is a two-step teaser. "Unity" keeps the garage theme but with much more of New York or New Jersey style vibe. "Keep A Secret" is just beautiful deepness with shades of Europe and the West Coast. Somewhere between Ian Pooley and Hipp-E & Halo in a state of perpetual sunset. "Born In The 80s" is a timeless slab of deep house heaven where the era is referenced beautifully in the gentle.
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QVW 006EP
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Quality Vibe Records welcome Italian (Berlin-based) talent Black Loops with the collaboration on the B1 track by the great Ed Herbst from Beste Modus crew. Vinyl-only; hand-numbered.
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PETS 079EP
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Black Loops present For The Lovers EP on Pets Recordings. With its walking bassline, dreamy flurries, and sultry spoken word, "4 The Lovers" melts hearts and sets the scene for a sweet soiree. "Where My Girls At" continues the racy theme as the Italians-in-Berlin lay down a persistent kick drum smooth talk, with swooning filtered pads adding layers of allure. "Blomst" flutters its come-to-bed eyes with hip-rattling percussive scratches, a plucked bouncy bassline, and blushing chords. The deep, dubby bassline of "Soulsista" slinks and purrs over jacking Chicago-style beats and cosmic weaves wisp and whir somewhere on cloud nine.
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