The last two years or so has seen the Future Groove label slipping out a consistent selection of meaty underground club tracks. A varied selection, from filtered New York house to dark & trippy progressive, each release has found a home in the boxes of jocks the world over. This year sees a bumper Future Groove release schedule, with a development of both album artists, and an increasing selection of seriously big club tunes. Here's a small taste of what to expect over the next twelve months:
Liverpool trio Desert are set to release the follow up to last years 'Lettin' Ya Mind Go' with their second single for the label. 'I See The Light' is a continuation of their sound, a driving, peak time take on American house, featuring the anthemic vocals of Fitzy. Built for festivals, Desert will introduce their live set up by the summer.
Dutch producer Jamez has been releasing classic techno cuts for the last ten years, and we are proud to release his debut album in the autumn. Recorded over the last two years with devotion rarely seen today, it's a rare treat; emotional, warm and complex, equally at home on the settee as on the dancefloor.
Plotted around these are some future club classics. The bumpin' bass driven Miami house sound of The Kolaborators; the infectious debut single 'Music' from Runner, a Liverpool duo who craft a blend of Deep Dish and Underworld influences, drenched with pure pop; the old school jack flavas of West London Deep, whose forthcoming release, 'You're Taking Me Over', is a current Tong favourite.
The label's first release of 2002 will be a new single by P.I.M.P. entitled 'The Light' released on 18th March. The four interpretations unleash a narcotic voodoo of incessant rhythms and hallucinatory climaxes, each a deadly soundtrack for the purest hedonism.
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