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RBDC 005EP
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Subtle Houzze were Boris Dlugosch and the late Gary D. The joint venture of Hamburg's golden boy and Front resident Dlugosch and his Unit/Tunnel counterpart Gary D was like a moment in love. Written and produced in 1992, it cast the grappling statues of techno soul and deep house in bronze. Save for two tracks of the original release, albeit graced with another and previously unavailable mix of "Hemisphere", all the glory of the future of the past is available again. Remastered, restored and reconfigured via the Running Back Double Copy series. If you need more proof, see this quote from Discogs user guigui612 from September 26, 2019: "Super good EP. Very diverse, full of deepness and emotions."
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RBDC 004EP
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Re-issue of Hologram's valuable Schematic classic, Solstice, with additional Prins Thomas Remix.
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RBDC 003EP
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A little while before Metro Area came into life, there was Acronym City. Originally released on Sub Freq Recordings in 1996, Darshan Jesrani's moniker deals with the impact that electronic music from Detroit had on some inhabitants of said metro area. Darshan Jesrani finds the missing link between techno soul and the sort of contemplative and playful heavy deep house of the early nineties in New York's underground. Backed up by an ethereal stop-and-go remix version of "Powermoves" by DJ Sprout and escorted by "The Push", this one is for the users. Restored, re-mastered, and slightly re-edited by Gerd Janson.
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RBDC 001EP
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Running Back Double Copy reissues the Final Cut Mateo and Matos holy grail. Originally released in 1992. Lovingly remastered.
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