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Played by: Rhythm Plate, The Last Trip to Gandahar, Art Of Tones, Slow Hands, ART OF TONES, Elie Eidelman, Cyclist
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Review: Canadian Atnarko first hooked up with the Lazy Days crew last year for his Solid Ground EP featuring Nica Brooke. Obviously more than pleased with their choice, the label welcome him back again, this time for the Thinking Of You EP featuring vocals from none other than Sam Mollison, the voice behind Sasha's "Magic". "Thinking Of You" is a slow burning and rolling track, the addictive vocal complimenting the simple yet effective musical basis. On remix duty, Peter Christianson from LawnChair Generals speeds things up with quickened tempo and disco sirens aplenty. "Break The Day", completes the EP with a melodic and thundering house record from Atnarko that will no doubt seep its way onto many discerning dancefloors this summer.
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Cat: LZD 084. Rel: 10 Feb 21
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Review: Fred Everything is a master of deep house that sinks you into jazz laced, lounge territory without ever sound trite. On this collab-heavy album for Lazy Days he shows off his many subtly different sounds, from the slow motion, flute laced disco chug of 'Palma' as reworked by Ilija Reedman to the superb broken beat electro of 'One In A Million' which races through the cosmos. On tracks like 'Un Dimanche Soir' there is a melancholic mood in the bass and keys that really hits home but yours never allowed to wallow but soon come deep cut boogie joints like 'Same Old Sound.'
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Review: After spending some time on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, Fred wrote his 2018 album Long Way Home. 'Barbarella' - presumably named after the country's most famous beach side club - was one of the standout tunes. It now makes a welcome return on this cheeky 10" from Lazy Days. First it comes as an I:Cube Parisian Sleeze remix that is all bulbous bass farts and slow, seductive drums overlaid with lush sunset chords. The reverse features a Slow Down 2021 Version thats all tooting arps and cosmic disco lushness. Simply add sunshine for a damn good time.
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Long Way Home (Andre Lodemann & Fabian Dikof, Fred, Ian Pooley, Lauer Akai mixes) (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: LZD 071. Rel: 12 Nov 18
Deep House
Review: Fred Everything's Lazy Days label rounds out a strong 2018 with this remix package focused on some of Everything's recent productions. On the A side, his collaboration with singer Sio gets the remix treatment from Andre Lodemann and Fabian Dikof before Everything himself comes back to revisit the track with an alternative spin. While each having their own distinct stamps on how to work "By Day," both versions chime with the kind of uplifting, melodic tech house that Lazy Days is known for. On the B side, "Sliverlight" gets a once over from Ian Pooley, who employs a subby bass and tense, sustained string notes to create a captivating atmosphere, then Lauer rounds the record out with a bright and breezy 90s-rave-flavoured "Akai Mix" of "Wherever You Go."
… Read morePlayed by: Vincent Inc
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Review: Prolific and long-serving Canadian producer Fred Everything is never one to rest on his laurels, but it's been no less than 10 years since he last released an album (the classic Lost Together on Om Records). Now he finally returns to the long player format on his own Lazy Days label with the appropriately titled Long Way Home, a widescreen exploration of his sound via all manner of styles. There's gorgeous broken beat and neo soul, slow-strutting electronic disco and modern boogie, and that's just the A side of this expansive 12-track album. Warm, immaculately produced and unafraid of embracing pop as much as underground styles, it's a masterful return from Mr. Everything.
… Read morePlayed by: Vincent Inc
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Review: Ever reliable Canadian producer Fred Everything makes his first appearance of 2017 with a selection of choice remixes of house classics for the Lazy Days label. On the A-side he's taking to Crazy P's "Like A Fool" a vocal and dub version and laying down a slick, bubbling groover that fits perfectly with the original's warm, disco-infused elements. On the flip, he takes on Roach Motel's "The Night" and makes it into a shimmering nocturnal cut peppered with impeccable synth lines and a sleazy vocal turn. By way of variety the final track sees Fred create a laid back Balearic, auto-tuned version of Franky Selector's "Wind Swept Dune".
… Read morePlayed by: Silverlining
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Review: During the global lockdown, Frederic Blais found inspiration in four simple words: Love, Care, Kindness, and Hope. Scribbled on a post-it note, they guided his creative journey in crafting his fifth album as Fred Everything in a secluded studio near Montreal. These sentiments echoed throughout the music-making process and have resulted in a deeply personal and sonically rich album. Collaborations with esteemed vocalists like Robert Owens and Stereo MC's add depth to Blais's trademark deep house sound, while nods to classic electronic albums from the late '90s and early 2000s offer a nostalgic touch. Each track evolves from rough sketches into magical compositions and reflecting Blais's mantra of love and hope
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Cat: LZD 037. Rel: 28 May 13
Deep House
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Played by: JT Donaldson
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Cat: LZD 020. Rel: 09 Mar 11
Deep House
Review: To celebrate five years of his Lazy Days imprint, Fred Everything gets Crazy P, Art of Tones and Ian Pooley to provide a bunch of remixes of some of the label's best-loved tracks. While all provide solid reworks - particularly Crazy P, whose re rub of Fred Everything's own "Friday" is excellent - it's Art Of Tones who really excels. His two reworks of Tortured Soul's "You Found A Way" are everything a disco-loving house head would wish for; loose, bumpin' and deliciously soulful, riding a wave of loose-wristed live drums and classic synth strings.
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Review: Fred Everything's profile may not be as high as it once was, but he continues to serve up high quality treats - as this surprise collaboration with legendary vocalist Robert Owens proves. The latter is in fine form on the EP-opening 'Classic Mix', a warming, musically detailed chunk of vocal deep house positivity that sounds like it was partially inspired by Dubtribe Soundsystem classic 'Do It Now'. Fred Everything also provides two 'BDTW' mixes on the flip: the fluttering synths sounds and vintage Chicago house grooves of the 'Deep Mix', and a more stripped-back 'Vox Dub'. Best of all though is Martin 'Atjazz' Iveson's rework, which recalls the fluid synth sounds, jazzy flutes and intricate percussion programming that marked out his early 2000s work on Mantis Recordings.
… Read morePlayed by: Michael Terzian
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Five Years Of Lazy Days (2xCD (CD 1 mixed, CD 2 umixed))
Cat: LZCD 001. Rel: 04 May 11
Deep House
Review: While Fred Everything's Lazy Days Recordings has perhaps been less than high profile over the last half decade, the label has nevertheless become a trusted source of summery deep house with solid dancefloor chops. This fifth anniversary collection, mixed by Fred Everything but with a bonus disc of unmixed cuts, perfectly demonstrates the label's enduring appeal to deep house heads. Throughout, there's a distinct warmth and groove to proceedings, with plenty of cute melodies, sultry vocals and musical sophistication. It's this trademark sound - coupled with a heavyweight tracklist that includes contributions from Art Of Tones, Atjazz, Greg Wilson, Crazy P and Ian Pooley - that makes 5 Years Of Lazy Days such an enjoyable listen.
… Read morePlayed by: Fred Everything
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Review: Collaboration between Vincenzo and Fred Everything. "Distant Star" is a sultry female vocal track, with two mixes to choose from. The first is a bumping dub by Fred Everything, laced with spaced out keys and an infectiously deep 'n' sleazy b-line that will stay in your head for days. Vincenzo's mix is quite different as he ventures into deep electro house territory. Using a subtle yet intense synth lead and uplifting keys that build into a sweet and soulful excursion, this is one of his most spiritual tracks to date. The third tune is a bonus track called "Too", a tripped out deep house cut with a killer b-line and infectious beat that rides on a sample from the Paradise Garage classic "Martin Circus". Think tripped-out nu-school NYC dub garage.
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Played by: Feodor AllRight & Elena Mechta, CheapEdits
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Cat: LZD 035. Rel: 13 Feb 13
Deep House
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Cat: LZD 021. Rel: 22 Apr 11
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Played by: Feodor AllRight & Elena Mechta, Fredeverything
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Review: Finally, the second release on Fred Everything's Lazy Days label has arrived! After the huge 2005 "Friday" release comes this deep excursion from Demarkus Lewis, who drops a sweet poetic female spoken word vocal that's all about reminding us of the great things in life. Demarkus mix is a deep and heady groover with a nice and steady energy. His other cut "Werkin' With" is the sleeper here, a dancefloor builder with breathy breaks, cut-up vocals and Demarkus' trademark quality production. On the flip Fred Everything's mix of "You Remind Me" is another killer, packed with bouncing basslines, shuffling drums and a deep old-school house feel. JT, Heather, Migs and Andy Caldwell already up on this one, so don't sleep.
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Wonder Why (Hot Toddy, Fred Everything mixes) (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: LZD 070. Rel: 28 Jan 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Also known as Art Of Tones, Ludovic Llorca's "The Garden" album landed on Must Have Jazz in 2017 and remains a sleeper hit of effervescent modern electronic soul. Now Lazy Days have stepped up to shine a light on the record, and in particular the track "Wonder Why", with this tidy remix package. On the A side Crazy P's Hot Toddy brings a deliciously synth-soaked brand of cosmic funk to the track, keeping the groove simmering and weaving illustrious strings over the top. On the flip, Lazy Days boss Fred Everything delivers two "Space edits" of the track that keep the chunky funk of the original rolling along, with the instrumental version reaching to particularly dizzying heights.
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Cat: LZD 020B. Rel: 15 Mar 11
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Second vinyl only sampler for the forthcoming digital only compilation that celebrates five years of Lazy Days with some classy remixers like Crazy P, Art of Tones and Ian Pooley taking on the label's best-loved tracks. This classy two-track ten kicks off with a Greg Wilson remix of "U Give Me" from Lovebirds which douses the crispness of the original in a sheen of resplendent pads, expertly dubbing out the vocal refrain and generally sexing proceedings up some. On the flip Crazy P tackle boss man Fred Everything's collab with 20 For 7 and Vanessa Baker, dropping a tightly wound burner filled with jagged arpeggios and bumping rhythms that ascends excellently into full on disco mode midway through.
… Read morePlayed by: George Kelly, Mike Misiu, Kruse & Nuernberg, Fred Everything, Fredeverything, Greg Wilson, MyPairOfShoes
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10 by Ten /// Revisions (Jimpster & Fred Everything) (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: LZD 063. Rel: 04 Sep 17
Deep House
Review: Fred Everything's Lazy Days label is a veritable institution by this stage in the game, and it's no surprise to see a label of such stature reaching out to an artist as highly regarded as Atjazz. Martin Iveson, as he's also known, ditches the alias here but the mood is consistent with his reputation. "Leave Me Here" is a jazz-soaked beauty in its original form and when Jimpster takes the controls for a remix. On the flip comes Art Of Tones, whose "Koniokola" gets not one but two versions from Fred Everything. Both the remix and "re dub" deal in masterful tech house from a true champion of the genre.
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Review: "Think Of A Place" is a catchy house track from up and coming producer and one half of Trademarq, Marko Militano. This Lazy Days release features Mark's own vocals, instrumentation and dub. A pure dancefloor belter.
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Played by: Fredeverything, TOM (SHUR-I-KAN) SZIRTES
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Lucy's Stomp EP (feat Fred Everything re-fix) (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: LZD 066. Rel: 26 Feb 18
Deep House
Review: Fred Everything's Lazy Days label is always one for summery sounds, and they've got that in abundance from Parages label regular OJPB. The vibe on "Lucy's Stomp" is insanely upbeat, all cheery funk licks with a little French psychedelia draped over the top. "Mis A Part Et Fini" has a more dreamy outlook with its sky-reaching lead synths and hazy strings. Fred Everything dives in on "Bridgetown's Pyramid" and makes it into a sizzling bongo-powered groover, bringing out the warm ingredients in OJPB's original and matching it with his instinct for a sustained dancefloor atmosphere.
… Read morePlayed by: Roberto S
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Review: Aroop Roy is next up on Lazy Days, bringing his well honed house tones to the label in four varied takes on chunky hardware deep house. "Afrika My Home" is utterly infectious with its shuffling groove and warm, buttery keys. "Le Pasteur" takes some choice disco licks and runs them mercilessly through a filter for blissed out funk of the highest order, while "I Listen" gets into a sprightly, uplifting frame of mind as the most outright party starter on the record. "Afrika My Home" gets dubbed out at the end of the record and sounds even more potent for late night dancefloor sessions.
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Review: Freerange regular and Dark Energy boss Shur I Kan makes a welcome return to Fred Everything's Lazy Days imprint with the Life Live EP containing a triplet of typically polished house movements. The title track showcases Shur I Kan's inherent musicality via the deep swarming keyboard, organ flutters and swooping orchestral touches which are mere factors in a richly detailed production that engulfs the A Side. "Stay In" has been a secret weapon of the Lazy Days boss for a while now, a bit cheeky with funky uptempo rhythms that show a different, more driving side to Shur I Kan's arsenal, whilst "One10" flips the mood 90 degrees for a sumptuous Balearic finale.
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