Seed Recordings Presents The Jersey Soul Remixes!
Great nice sounds !!! sooo deeeepppp hummmm.. Nostalgia ! :) Play & Chart. Thanks - DJ Rork
Boddhi Satva's Get up gets another batch of slammin' remixes, this time courtesy of Jersey Soul (aka Dave Lalla and Big Logan), with John Crockett providing the keys. The 'Shelter Mix' is a deep hypnotic affair using thumpin' beats and infectious spaced-out synths to create a resistless vibe, while the 'Saltfish & Bammy Mix' is a dubbed-out ragga house rework featuring phat keys. The 'Johnny Sox Tek Jazz Mix' is on a deep tech-soul-tip, while lastly the 'J Soul VS J Sox Mix' toughens the vibe for the bigger floors. - Michael Fossati (Spirit Of House)
Yes Gimme the Haunting Shelter Mix and the Shelter Instrumental. these definately sound good on CKLN FM and they also sound good on a big system . I also like the Ansel Collins type DUB REGGAE groove on the Saltyfish and Bammy Mix, even more dancefloor friendly than anything.. - Gene King (VibesnVinyl/Shelter)
Hot! I'm feeling the Shelter mix! - Julius The Mad Thinker (3dregrees Global)
Another amazing release from seed recordings. i chose the shleter mix, but i will love to play all traks of this release. very good vibes!! - Antonello Coghe (Vega)
The jersey Soul remixes are dope. i'll be bangin' this here. - Jihad Muhammad (Movement Soul)
Very nice on the re-production - Wil Milton (Vega)
Very nice remix package. will play! - Neil Aline (Chez Music)
The whole pacakge has a classic retro feel of which JS's Sol tek Jazz Mix oozes in being richly warm in soul - a raw underground flow, very musical and reminds me of the likes of Robinson Wall Project and others. The Main Shelter Mix has a mass appeal and does a good job. I will be supporting this. And well done to Seed for releasing another strong and solid 12. - DJ Marcia Carr (DJ Charts)
Really quality production ! For me the Shelter Mix. Will play this! Greets - Mark Stone (UDM Show)
Great keys. Wicked b-line. Nice vocals. The total package. Mike Stukes Mystic Vybes WHCR 90.3 FM
thanks for the promo - Count me in - I'll definitely supportMy favorite mix is JSoul vs JSox mix. - Antonio Occassio
Nice retake on this one , shelter mix is the one for me! - Jamie Thinnes (Seasons Recordings)
Very nice work... - Tommy Bones
Boston based Seed Recordings have been putting out a catalogue of fine releases and these mixes of 'Get Up' are no exception. I have chosen two mixes to review here, the Club Shelter mix and the Saltfish and Bammy mix. The Shelter mix starts off in a real Mr. Fingers way, with distorted and filtered keys, subtle percussion and THAT analogue keyboard sound. The track bubbles up under it's own steam, before the superb flute sounding keys take the track to its finale and wraps things up for this mix. The Saltfish and Bammy mix is one of the most innovative and original mixes I've heard in th elast five years. Think two tone meets ska and is blended with house. It may sound like a burnt dinner, but it is actually a brilliant mix of the track, and like I say, one of the most original ideas I've heard in a long while. This mix is nothing short of genius!
-Gareth Morgan (SouledUp.com)
The duo of Dave Lalla & Big Logan (collectively known as Jersey Soul) have been making alot of noise in 2008. And as the year slowly comes to a close, Jersey Soul is in full throttle mode. Here we find the duo teaming up with John Crockett (on keys) and adding their Midas touch to an already slamming original project which was first put out in early 2008. A variety of mixes are offered on this 14th outing for Seed Recordings. The “Shelter Mix” (and instrumental) are my personal faves, and although the dubbed out Reggae-tinged “Saltfish & Bammy mixes” are not my thing, I will admit that they are somewhat original in concept & do stretch the norms of House Music’s predictable linearity. A mix that stands tall is the slamming “Johnny Soul Tek Jazz Mix”, which is more of a dub mix, but with a serious old-school flavor to it, in the same style as veteran House Music producer, MK (aka Mark Kinchen)! Solid outing for Jersey Soul! - Michael Terzian aka SInister (UH Mag)
Credits:
All Mixes Produced By: Dave Lalla & Big Logan aka Jersey Soul
Keys by: John Crockett Vocals By: Robert Walker
Executive Producer: Bradford James
C&P 2008 Soul Enters Every Dancer (ASCAP)
Licensing: bjames@seedrecordings.com
http://seedrecordings.com
Great nice sounds !!! sooo deeeepppp hummmm.. Nostalgia ! :) Play & Chart. Thanks - DJ Rork
Boddhi Satva's Get up gets another batch of slammin' remixes, this time courtesy of Jersey Soul (aka Dave Lalla and Big Logan), with John Crockett providing the keys. The 'Shelter Mix' is a deep hypnotic affair using thumpin' beats and infectious spaced-out synths to create a resistless vibe, while the 'Saltfish & Bammy Mix' is a dubbed-out ragga house rework featuring phat keys. The 'Johnny Sox Tek Jazz Mix' is on a deep tech-soul-tip, while lastly the 'J Soul VS J Sox Mix' toughens the vibe for the bigger floors. - Michael Fossati (Spirit Of House)
Yes Gimme the Haunting Shelter Mix and the Shelter Instrumental. these definately sound good on CKLN FM and they also sound good on a big system . I also like the Ansel Collins type DUB REGGAE groove on the Saltyfish and Bammy Mix, even more dancefloor friendly than anything.. - Gene King (VibesnVinyl/Shelter)
Hot! I'm feeling the Shelter mix! - Julius The Mad Thinker (3dregrees Global)
Another amazing release from seed recordings. i chose the shleter mix, but i will love to play all traks of this release. very good vibes!! - Antonello Coghe (Vega)
The jersey Soul remixes are dope. i'll be bangin' this here. - Jihad Muhammad (Movement Soul)
Very nice on the re-production - Wil Milton (Vega)
Very nice remix package. will play! - Neil Aline (Chez Music)
The whole pacakge has a classic retro feel of which JS's Sol tek Jazz Mix oozes in being richly warm in soul - a raw underground flow, very musical and reminds me of the likes of Robinson Wall Project and others. The Main Shelter Mix has a mass appeal and does a good job. I will be supporting this. And well done to Seed for releasing another strong and solid 12. - DJ Marcia Carr (DJ Charts)
Really quality production ! For me the Shelter Mix. Will play this! Greets - Mark Stone (UDM Show)
Great keys. Wicked b-line. Nice vocals. The total package. Mike Stukes Mystic Vybes WHCR 90.3 FM
thanks for the promo - Count me in - I'll definitely supportMy favorite mix is JSoul vs JSox mix. - Antonio Occassio
Nice retake on this one , shelter mix is the one for me! - Jamie Thinnes (Seasons Recordings)
Very nice work... - Tommy Bones
Boston based Seed Recordings have been putting out a catalogue of fine releases and these mixes of 'Get Up' are no exception. I have chosen two mixes to review here, the Club Shelter mix and the Saltfish and Bammy mix. The Shelter mix starts off in a real Mr. Fingers way, with distorted and filtered keys, subtle percussion and THAT analogue keyboard sound. The track bubbles up under it's own steam, before the superb flute sounding keys take the track to its finale and wraps things up for this mix. The Saltfish and Bammy mix is one of the most innovative and original mixes I've heard in th elast five years. Think two tone meets ska and is blended with house. It may sound like a burnt dinner, but it is actually a brilliant mix of the track, and like I say, one of the most original ideas I've heard in a long while. This mix is nothing short of genius!
-Gareth Morgan (SouledUp.com)
The duo of Dave Lalla & Big Logan (collectively known as Jersey Soul) have been making alot of noise in 2008. And as the year slowly comes to a close, Jersey Soul is in full throttle mode. Here we find the duo teaming up with John Crockett (on keys) and adding their Midas touch to an already slamming original project which was first put out in early 2008. A variety of mixes are offered on this 14th outing for Seed Recordings. The “Shelter Mix” (and instrumental) are my personal faves, and although the dubbed out Reggae-tinged “Saltfish & Bammy mixes” are not my thing, I will admit that they are somewhat original in concept & do stretch the norms of House Music’s predictable linearity. A mix that stands tall is the slamming “Johnny Soul Tek Jazz Mix”, which is more of a dub mix, but with a serious old-school flavor to it, in the same style as veteran House Music producer, MK (aka Mark Kinchen)! Solid outing for Jersey Soul! - Michael Terzian aka SInister (UH Mag)
Credits:
All Mixes Produced By: Dave Lalla & Big Logan aka Jersey Soul
Keys by: John Crockett Vocals By: Robert Walker
Executive Producer: Bradford James
C&P 2008 Soul Enters Every Dancer (ASCAP)
Licensing: bjames@seedrecordings.com
http://seedrecordings.com
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