Since its inception in 2007, London's Boe Recordings has firmly established itself as a staple imprint for simply spectacular house music with a range of influences. Boe honcho Ben Parkinson has made the clever move to sign tracks that often fly deceptively below the radar, with material from Iron Curtis, Ladzinski and Leif to name a few; as such Boe Recordings has proven to be a consistent tag for those who like it deep, but with raw emotion and authority. The forthcoming BOE009 release is one that we're quite excited about, as it incorporates a bit more of a sound that we have come to love and cherish here at SBR, this time by Finnish producer Deymare. His Talking About Your Love Ep is a sublime 4 tracker of slightly pitched down and edgy deepstuff that's still aimed towards a heady dancefloor.The A side kicks things of properly with my pick 'Your Love' - a crunchy, off-center, rich & rhodesy deephouse workout with heavily layered drums and a great vocal, with a seemingly reminiscent nod to a Moodyman or perhaps Theo Parish. A most excellent bit of tune that will get tons of plays from myself. Next, 'Talking About That' pitches things down a bit and rolls along with a distorted airy bassline amidst tambourines, guitar stab and ever-so-slight keys. A clever vocal of an interview about record collecting is an easy deal sealer here.
On the B, 'Tomorrow Was Yesterday' features a delightfully tasty piano cut; a bright and warm mood goin on here with a subtly ascending acidline squeaking in mid way that really compliments the killer bassline and makes for a boss tune; a perfect go-to cut for those patio gigs this upcoming indian summer. Finally, speaking of boss tunes, label head Ben Boe gets his fingers dirty with his take on 'Talking About That'. Keeping things gritty and raw, he strips it down but leaves the vocal intact, a move that brings out the bassline and creates a scorcher of a deep tune that I'd go so far to say is even better than the original.
Have a listen to Your Love:
A1 Your Love by boerecordings
The wax'll be in shops on October 4th, keep em' peeled for it and no doubt more exquisite tunes out of the Boe Recordings camp.
Hear, hear - Deymare is the man.
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