I second this and I believe this young Detroit label, Moods & Grooves
Records really worth to be known with already 6 releases.
My fav MG004 Rick Wade "quantum Expression " and MG0003 Brian Harden with
his Nubirth Project: smooth groove, jazzy solo.
I had the chance to hear the two next releases, during the NYE:
-MG005: Kenny Dixon Junior 2 tracks, the first one is more tribal (my fav) I
bet for an hit about the second track.
-MG006 yes from G.Flame & Mr. G , the B1: "Pulsez" blown me away since the
first time I listened it, the melody remained engraved in my head.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) mike grant
Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2000 04:41:16 EST
In a message dated 15/01/00 6:53:33 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Mike Grant - It's a Detroit thing - 12" - Moods & Grooves - mg002
> Second release on the Moods & Grooves label from Detroit. Very nice
record
> fully filled with classic club techno sounds. Side a hosts Hypnotize in
two
> versions, despite of the overused sample, gorgeous beats and surreal
synth
> loops make it a very nice track. Side b opens with a very nice ambient
> piece in best Detroit-manner. Sunlight is the finest track of this ep.
> Think of Theo Parrish and Octave One teaming up, delivering this lush
warm
> and smooth nice club/techno/house track. Recommended.
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