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by Slime » Sun May 13, 2012 10:10 am
Laney
'Let It So' EP
(Slime Recordings)
1.Let It So
2.Old George
Cat.No : SLM031
"One of the UK’s finest and most enlightened digital labels" - Loudat
"Always a haven for upcoming talent, Slime Recordings continue to generate heat" - Juno Download
Slime ventures into the heartland of garage for this release from Birmingham producer
Laney. Switching up the styles between 2-step, funky and house, all his tracks are infused with melody and a natural sense of rhythm. For his debut release on the label, he offers up two dancefloor rollers that cross the streams of UKG & funky with remarkable ease.
'Let It So' breaks out the gate with a modulated synth line rolling into clipped vocals and bubbly percussion. Skittering beats switch in and out from garage to house rhythms making for a playful and inventive club anthem.
'Old George' takes the template further with a moody rollout full of melody and some outstanding beatwork that will get any dancefloor moving.
Mastered by Ganesha
Design by The Amygdala
Distributed by Cargo
Available from 14/05/2012 at Juno Download and from 21/05/12 at all good digital retailers.
http://www.junodownload.com/products/le ... 959227-02/
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http://www.slimerecordings.co.uk
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by Slime » Mon May 14, 2012 7:43 pm
Out today!
This one getting loads of support already.
Night Tracks :
http://night-tracks.blogspot.co.uk/2012 ... it-so.html
It's always a pleasure to receive promo emails from Slime Recordings, whether the release fits the Night Tracks criteria or not, but recently I received one that most certainly does, a copy of Birmingham-based Laney's new release, 'Let It So'. The title track is a neon-coloured piece of more traditional UKG with excellent vocal work that will take you back to 1999 whether you were born or not, but the highlight for me is b-side, 'Old George'. This is a more dubbed out affair, reverb-y stabs washing back and forth over rolling tribal drums, vocals coming in only when absolutely necessary and at their most effective. Definitely one worth picking up.
Immersed Audio :
http://www.immersedaudio.com/2012/05/pr ... slime.html
Birmingham's Laney steps up for the next Slime Recordings Release. 2 originals feature on the EP. First up is the title track "Let It So" a good vibe garage track with more skip than a bush kangaroo. Ambient breakdowns make way for the crisp and punchy drums, just the right amount of vocals pitched both ways and major chords making it a track that deserves to be played with plenty sunshine, unfortunately we dont get much of that in the UK, so it's more likely to be heard in the darkened room of your local discotheque, where it will work equally as well. Next up is "Old George" which instantly picks up in pace and rudeness, much more bashy with even more focus on the dancefloor. This one will cause those moments of mayhem in the wee small hours. The build up is pretty insane before it hits you with a tribal, almost bashment affair.
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by Slime » Wed May 16, 2012 9:06 am
Great review from Newsicmoos for this release:
http://newsicmoos.co.uk/index.php/music ... -let-it-so
The stand out for us is 'Let It So' where a hyper beat is sliced by stabs of conspicuous synth. It's a clean, crisp and grimey bit of UK garage that represents the standard of skilled bass production in 2012 - it'll tear up any dance floor willing to handle the onslaught. Second track 'Old George' is just as fierce, with a bashment-like tuning and aqueous tones to balance out the dread. The release as a whole is hard-edged - watch out!
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by MasterA » Wed May 16, 2012 10:00 am
this is sick!
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by Slime » Wed May 16, 2012 7:48 pm
QuestionableCause wrote:this is sick!
Cheers man!

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by Molzie » Wed May 16, 2012 9:09 pm
yeah, im a big fan of this release. let it so is too gooood!
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by Slime » Thu May 17, 2012 3:29 pm
Molzie wrote:yeah, im a big fan of this release. let it so is too gooood!
Cheers dude!!

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by Slime » Fri May 18, 2012 10:33 am
Nice little review of this from Juno Download :
New on Slime Recordings, Birmingham bass and UKG-head Laney steps up with two very fine modern steppers. "Let It So" builds itself around some very trigger-happy snares and half-time claps while echo-pella shots cut through over some minimal subs. On the (digital) flip, "Old George" comes in on a tougher agenda thanks to some heavy kicks and hand drum interplay, while the topline melodies are given a woozy and delirious feel.
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by Slime » Sat May 19, 2012 11:53 am
JimmaJamJamie wrote:Yeah this is a big release.
Thx for the support!

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by didi » Sat May 19, 2012 3:49 pm
Nice one guys. Big release
It's always a pleasure to receive promo emails from Slime Recordings
This.
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by Slime » Sun May 20, 2012 7:46 am
dididub wrote:Nice one guys. Big release
It's always a pleasure to receive promo emails from Slime Recordings
This.
Cheers man - got some really tasty bits lined up for summer

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by Slime » Sun May 20, 2012 11:39 am
A few people have been requesting phone wallpapers for this release ...so here they are! This is a full design pack to support the release, with desktop wallpapers, iPhone & Android ones too PLUS a tasty poster design too - all absolutely free. Just click on the picture to start the download.
Laney's release is out now on Juno Download and everywhere from tomorrow.
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