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Volcano
Volcano (CD)
Cat: CAI 002CD. Rel: 10 Aug 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Us Against The World
Holding On
Candle Flame
Dominoes
I've Been In Love
Back On 74
You Ain't No Celebrity
Coming Back
Don't Play
Every Night
Problemz
Good At Breaking Hearts
Palm Trees
Pretty Little Thing
Review: Londoners Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland mix up funk, set soul, dance and nu-disco for a fourth album here in Volcano. They draw on some top-notch collaborators along the way - Erick the Architect, Channel Tres, Roots Manuva, Mood Talk and Bas - and wrote most of it while on tour to support their last album. They say it is the most honest album of their career to date and it is indeed a little more song-based and soulful. The sounds are free and the energy is still explosive so the tracks are sure to work just as well in the live area as at home.
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Volcano
Volcano (gatefold LP)
Cat: CAI 002LP. Rel: 10 Aug 23
 
Indie/Alternative
Us Against The World (3:28)
Holding On (3:14)
Candle Flame (2:56)
Dominoes (3:10)
I've Been In Love (2:30)
Back On 74 (2:53)
You Ain't No Celebrity (3:12)
Coming Back (3:21)
Don't Play (3:43)
Every Night (3:05)
Problemz (3:01)
Good At Breaking Hearts (3:36)
Palm Trees (3:02)
Pretty Little Thing (3:14)
Review: Acclaimed UK duo Jungle bring to Volcano the same sense of free-spirited energy that made their previous album Loving In Stereo such a hit. Much of this one was written while the duo was on tour, staying in an airbnb in Los Angeles, before they head to record it back in London at their favourite Studio B in Metropolis Studios. There is a wider variety of voices on this record with Erick the Architect as well as a reunion with Bas for 'Pretty Little Thing' who was last heard on the single 'Romeo.' As well as that, Roots Manuva, Channel Tres and Jnr Wiilliams also feature.
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Loving In Stereo
Cat: CAI 001CD. Rel: 13 Aug 21
 
Indie/Alternative
Dry Your Tears
Keep Moving
All Of The Time
Romeo (feat Bas)
Lifting You
Bonnie Hill
Fire
Talk About It
No Rules
Truth
What D'You Know About Me?
Just Fly, Don't Worry
Goodbye My Love (feat Priya Ragu)
Can't Stop The Stars
Review: Former Mercury Music Prize nominees Jungle (AKA Tom McFarland and Joshua Llloyd-Watson) are in a pleasingly positive mood on their latest full-length, Loving in Stereo. Beginning with a wide-eyed slab of string-laden, beat-free pop, the album sees the pair confidently strut through groovy, often lusciously orchestrated numbers that giddily join the dots between blue-eyed soul, celebratory disco, hip-hop, laidback 1970s funk rock, 1960s beat music, cheery synth-pop, fuzzy indie-pop and much more besides. It's an undeniably sunny and accessible sound that somehow manages to sound utterly dancefloor-friendly despite largely not being aimed at clubs. It's the kind of album we'll no doubt see place highly in the end of year lists of broadsheet journalists and young NME scribes.
Loving in Stereo
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Loving In Stereo
Loving In Stereo (gatefold LP in debossed sleeve)
Cat: CAI 001LP. Rel: 13 Aug 21
 
Indie/Alternative
Dry Your Tears (1:21)
Keep Moving (3:57)
All Of The Time (3:01)
Romeo (feat Bas) (2:43)
Lifting You (2:45)
Bonnie Hill (3:13)
Fire (2:43)
Talk About It (3:25)
No Rules (2:22)
Truth (2:51)
What D'You Know About Me? (2:52)
Just Fly, Don't Worry (1:45)
Goodbye My Love (feat Priya Ragu) (3:14)
Can't Stop The Stars (3:45)
Review: Dance pair Tom McFarland and Joshua Lloyd-Watson aka Jungle cut loose on this, their third and most evocative album to date. It is a record packed with the sort of good time grooves and wall to wall party tunes we all want to hear after such a dark 18 months or so. There are plenty of heart on sleeve tunes, hooky top lines and warm, soaring summer chords that are designed to be heard outdoors, on a massive festival sound system with thousands of people singing along next to you. Some slower, dubbed out rhythms provide a nice counter to stop things growing too saccharine, and overall it add up to a great listen.

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For Ever
For Ever (gatefold LP)
Cat: XL 927LP. Rel: 14 Sep 18
 
Indie/Alternative
Smile (3:07)
Heavy, California (3:05)
Beat 54 (All Good Now) (4:07)
Cherry (3:16)
Happy Man (3:11)
Casio (3:54)
Mama Oh No (3:16)
House In LA (4:43)
Give Over (3:33)
Cosurmyne (3:38)
Home (2:12)
(More & More) It Ain't Easy (3:12)
Pray (4:46)
Review: Pop duo Josh Lloyd-Watson & Tom McFarland, or simply J & T as they are known, realise their second album for pioneering independent label, XL. Since the pair's debut self-titled release back in 2013 the group has expanded to something around seven members and following a slew of singles and EPs (inclusive of a Soulwax remix) the band are now bursting with fresh life and colour. Take "Heavy, California" for example, a sing-a-long pop number that's bright and cheery enough to make you want to skip through the streets with a dandelion in your hair regardless of the season. "Cherry", the other track thrown around online, sees Jungle live up to their Neo Soul genre tag, and with 11 more tracks to explore, maybe they'll even find hit that second Mercury Prize nomination.
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For Ever
Cat: XL 927CD. Rel: 14 Sep 18
 
Indie/Alternative
Smile
Heavy, California
Beat 54 (All Good Now)
Cherry
Happy Man
Casio
Mama Oh No
House In LA
Give Over
Cosurmyne
Home
(More & More) It Ain't Easy
Pray
Review: Following the runaway success of their Mercury Music Prize nominated 2014 debut album, Jungle moved to Los Angeles to record the follow-up. It didn't work out for a variety of musical and personal reasons, so they headed back to London and recorded "For Ever" instead. While some of the lyrics reflect on their musical and personal issues during that time, the resultant songs are as soulful, polished and jaunty as you'd expect. Check, for example, the sun-kissed disco-pop of "Heavy California", the sumptuous lo-fi soul shuffle of "Cherry", the head-nodding grooves and lyrical melancholy of "Happy Man" and the grandiose, bittersweet brilliance of "House In LA".
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Attack The Dancefloor Volume Twenty
Cat: ZEDD 12332. Rel: 12 Apr 22
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Mike Lindup - "Atlantia" (Dave Lee extended remix) (8:05)
Raw Essence - "Do It Again" (feat Lifford - Lazywax remix) (5:51)
Jungle - "Keep Moving" (Dave Lee Jungle Boogie mix) (6:03)
Doug Willis - "Dougswana" (Emmaculate Afrodisia mix) (8:23)
Review: Dave Lee's Z Records hits the milestone 20th edition of this Attack The Dance floor series. It has always been a reliable outlet for glossy, disco tinged and floor friendly house tunes from some of the genre's most accomplished names. This time out, Dave Lee appears ac couple of times, firstly with the feel good and soul-licked remix of Mike Lindup's 'Atlantia' and then with a boogie mix of Jungle's 'Keep Moving' which comes with a nice dotted funk bassline and big shiny strings. Lazywax and and Emmaculate Afrodisia remix further boost this useful 12".
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タグ: Disco House
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