Tracklisting:
A1. “City Streets”
A2. “My Version”
B1. “Moon Face”
B2. “Patience”
B2. “Extraordinary Sense”

Release Notes:

With a worthy collection of solo projects already topping the RealDEEP charts under their monikers Apple Jazz & Arnold Tempo , this South African posse has now united under the placard of Black Jazz to bring us a blazing new 5-track EP entitled “UBIZO – The Calling” [RDR015].

Like a fog horn cutting through a gray gloom of ordinariness comes “City Streets”. Stabbing synths and sultry vocals snips meet murky bass-lines and swinging beats, capturing the deep house of yesteryear and reminiscent of early Prescription. Pacing the tempo and warming the vibe is “My Version”. Rich chords are underscored by a deep, resonant bass-line, riding fleecy strings & dubby vocals. Riding the heels of this groove into even sweeter & sexier territory is another beautiful tune entitled “Moon Face”. Like the clear, twinkling of moonlight on a pensive, starlit night, “Moon Face” brightens the spirits. Pensive keys and haunting female vocals are paced by gridded beats & plunky percussion, lifted even higher by swirling synths and bright leads. Clearing the hump and dropping even deeper is “Patience”, a Larry Heard-esque orchestrated masterpiece of soundscapes and rhythms. Cinematic yet soulful. Lifting us out of the depths and recharging the speakers is “Extraordinary Sense”. Clean, driving beats and hovering tones keep your mind locked in full REM while sentenced synth stabs and spoken word preach their message. Black Jazz presents “UBIZO – The Calling”.

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Tracklisting:
A1. “Resonance”
A2. “Document 57″
B1. “Morphine”
B2. “8 e’s Dance Party”

Release Notes:

After phenomenal response on his first RealDEEP single entitled “On My Own” off the “Amuse Bouche EP – Vol.1″ [RDR012], emerging artist Don Clark aka re:search returns to supply us with a closer examination of his work with his first, full-length, RealDEEP release entitled “Microscopic EP” [RDR014]. His first specimen, “Resonance”, takes us deep inside the re:search sound, revealing the warm organic vibes of yester-year with a clean & technical edginess of today that should impress any discerning deep house enthusiast. Switching our scope to a higher magnification, we uncover “Document 57″. Striking synth chord progressions are mellowed by glistening bells, spaced-out horn stabs and snippy vocals making this tune a beautiful edition to those warm and breezy summer night DJ sets. Next up on slide 3 is a sample of “Morphine”. A new study suggests that the effects of “Morphine” reportedly produce intense feeling of euphoria and bliss, especially when experienced on the dance-floor after midnight. Side effects may include auditory hallucinations and loss of muscular control resulting in uncontrollable body jacking! And last but not least, re:search reveals a bit of the architecture behind his sound with “8 e’s Dance Party”. Watch your ribs, because elbows are bound to fly when re:search brings back the sounds of the basement with this full on jack beat inspired cut, chock full of rolling bass lines and tweaky, acid-esque synths. So you think you know all there is to know about Deep House, but have you done your re:search?

Available 06.23.2010 @ these fine stores:

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Tracklisting:
A1. “Cabeza De Papaya”
A2. “Dark Cloud”
B1. “No Business”
B2. “Recovery”

Release Notes:
One of RealDEEP’s fastestest rising talents, Cesar Ramirez, is back with us again to deliver us a brand-new, 4 track release entitled “The Heartwork EP” [RDR013].  Immediately igniting this EP is Cesar’s “Cabeza De Papaya”, a scorching, Latin-flavored dance-floor bomb sure to get you on your feet.  Driving percussion and rolling bass-lines hurl the track forward, while playful keyboards and searing syth-stabs steer you through this spicy, body-mover.  Next up is the percussively tribal and entrancing “Dark Cloud”.  Moody keys and pianos dance enticingly over pushy congas, hi-hats & shakers, locking you into a murky & hypnotizing groove.  Like the sun after a storm, Cesar brings us “No Business”, a warm and glistening, deep house gem.  Supplying the swinging bass lines, wooly keys and haunting strings we’ve come to know so well from Cesar, this is another RealDEEP classic in the making.  Bringing us out of the depths and leaving us racing towards the finish-line is the uptempo & head-bopping track entitled “Recovery”.  The stomping kick-drum, charging pianos and ripping flute lines are fueled by spaced out, neo-disco rhythms, sending this lil’ whizzer screaming into the stratosphere and lowering the checkered flag on yet another piping hot RealDEEP release.

Available 05.13.2010 @ these fine stores:

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— Tracklisting: —
A1. “VELOPHONE Orig. Mix”
A2. “Cesar Ramirez’ Stoneflower Mix”
B1. “DOTS’ Shoegaze Strings Mix”
B2. “Daryl Cura’s Eargasmic Mix”

Release Notes:
With a sneak-peek off their upcoming full-length album, breaking new band VELOPHONE, headed by RealDEEP front man Brian (Bjak) Cullen, Janet Cruz & Jono Eiland, gives us an exclusive promotional preview of their single “We’re All The Same”. Composed of lyrics overflowing with emotional depth and melancholy undertones, “We’re All The Same” is a bitter sweet tale of a love unrequited, and the struggles “we all” go through to find the light at the end of the tunnel. With remixes by Cesar Ramirez, DOTS, and Eargasmic Recording’s Daryl Cura, our artists get the chance to tell their own renditions of this timeless tale.

Starting off the EP is the original album version of “We’re All The Same”. This funky, neo-soul flavored tune erupts with fiery, broken-beat rhythms, lush synths & super funky bassline, clavs & wah-guitar, topped off with the sweet lyrics of lead vocalist Janet Cruz. Next up we see our first remix by blossoming RealDEEP Recordings artist Cesar Ramirez. Showcasing Janet’s unique vocal style, Cesar lets the full vocal ride over stomping four-on the floor kicks and high-hats, ridden with classic-house piano riffs and drivingly playful basslines. Complete with great build-ups & breakdowns, this tune is built for the dancefloor. Next up is DOTS heartfelt and personal interpretation of this song which was, literally, written about him! DOTS’ string & synth heavy, shoegazer rendition of this single takes a very unique twist from the original and dares to break free from the obligatory constraints of the typical dance music format. Fusing together a stimulating pallet of electronic textures, DOTS mix is more heavily geared towards furnishing the listener with a greater emotional experience, and his unique examination of this song gives us a strong taste of the culmination of the sound known simply as DOTS. Rounding out the EP is Eargasmic Recordings’ head honcho, Daryl Cura with a super deep slice of Harmonie Park style house. Using snips & bits of the original vocals and synths, Daryl styles a perfect B-Side stomper which highlights a unique shade of the original and sends this EP wheeling over the RealDEEP edge! With a little something for everyone, this VELOPHONE remix project sews another important patch onto our ever-expanding quilt of RealDEEP releases.

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RDRadio.004 : “How Can I?” (DeepHouse Mix)
Mixed by: Cesar Ramirez

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Tracklisting:
1.Bjak – “All Night Dance” – Eargasmic
2.Dissplay aka Llorca – “Manipulation” – F Communications
3.Fabio Genito – “Forest Poetry” – All About
4.Dining Rooms – “Thank You?” (Skwerl’s Ungrateful Love Mix) – Schema
5.Gemini – “How Can I?” – Cyclo
6.Damon Lamar – “Large Crowd” – Tetrode
7.Cesar Ramirez – “Lifetime” – RealDEEP Recordings
8.Mark Murphy – “Love Is What Stays” (Henrik Schwarz Remix) – Verve Records
9.Shur-I-Kan – “Fantasy” – Freerange
10.Kai Alce – “M-7″ – Mahogani Music

— Tracklisting: —
A1. “Endless Hunger”
A2. “A Deep Whole”
B1. “Midnight Prayer”
B2. “Jazz Party”

Release Notes:
After planting the “”Seeds of Life EP” [RDR006], his debut on RealDEEP Recordings, Apple Jazz returns once again to entice us with 4 more smoldering-hot tracks on “The Forbidden Fruit EP” [RDR010]. Tempting you to take your first bite is “Endless Hunger”. Moody, rich organs and a stabbing, wobbly sub-bass drop this tune deep into Detroit beatdown territory with the addition of tribal, dubbed out percussion and shimmering synths. Luring you deeper into the EP is “A Deep Whole”. This track drops in with a thick kick, jacking squared out synth stabs and rolling bass line. Dreamy strings ride over the top and lead the song into a warm, melodic breakdown like only Apple Jazz can devise. Exploring unconventional sounds and stimulating textures, while bringing the EP’s energy up a notch, is “Midnight Prayer”. Swinging, drums and bouncy bass lines are met by gritty and gated, yet intoxicatingly warm, synth lines, reminiscent of the Sonar Kollectiv sound. Loaded with builds-ups and breakdowns, this track is cinematic from beginning to end. Ending our journey through the garden and leaving you with sweet nectar running down your lips is “Jazz Party” a seductively jazzy journey into the house of Apple Jazz. Pensive chord progressions and masterful piano solos display the virtuosity that sets Apple Jazz at the head of the pack. Be prepared for another quality installment of RealDEEP house, because once you’ve tasted The Forbidden Fruit, there’s no turning back!

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RDRadio.003 : “Depth Charge” (DeepHouse Mix)
Mixed by: Bjak

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Tracklisting:
1. Leo Gunn – New Day – Deep Explorer Music
2. No Milk – Nobody Knows It But You (Colors Original Mix) – Rhapsody Records
3. Native Sound – Almost Famous – Minuendo Records
4. Jesse Saunders – Nasty Girl (Scott Langley’s Deep Jazzy House Mix) – Broken
5. Trinidadian Deep – Deep Talkin – Future Vision Records
6. Ross Couch – Changing Seasons – Body Rhythm
7. Alex Agore – Whos Gonna Lose – 4lux Black
8. Woolph – Jangmeen – Classic  Records
9. TheoDuminie – No Demons No Magic – Submerge Recordings
10. Apple Jazz – Endless Hunger – RealDEEP Recordings
11. Soulphiction – Deranged – Sonar Kollectiv
12. Dubbyman – Green Sunday- D Press Industries
13. Cesar Ramirez – Sweet Tooth – RealDEEP Recordings
14. Mr De – Please Believe It – Submerge Recordings

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Tracklisting:
A1. “MFFM (Music Forever, Forever Music)
A2. “Sweet Tooth”
B1. “Lifetime”
B2. “Downside”

Release Notes:
Harnessing rich, deep house vibes in a way that only a native Chicagoan can, Cesar Ramirez brings us “The Rememberance EP” [RDR009], his debut release on RealDEEP Recordings. Every song on this must-have, 4 track Ep reaches deep into your memory banks to remind you why you love deep house music!

This scorcher of an EP hits 0-120bpm in one second flat with “MFFM” (Music Forever, Forever Music), an uplifting and moody track soaked in lush chords, driving basslines and a flute riff proven to call all deep heads to attention. Bringing up the pace a bit is another tasty treat entitled “Sweet Tooth”. Simmered with stabbing synths & bass-lines and glazed with spicy congas & keyboard riffs, this track will sugarcoat any dancefloor. Inspired by his life-long love of music, Cesar brings us “Lifetime”. Swelling strings and and ghostly organs impregnate this body-mover with an epic message of life, love & music. Finishing off the Ep in style is “Downside”. Pumpy drums and charging synths are soothed by pensive strings and dubby key riffs, making this the perfect B-side, chill-out track.

Like a trip down memory lane, “The Rememberance EP” returns us to a forgotten and cherished place where house music remains RealDEEP.

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Tracklisting:
A1. “Lake Shore Drive” (D.Jones’ Original Mix)
B1. “Lake Shore Drive” (Bjak’s ‘HoldOn’ Rmx)

Release Notes:
RealDEEP turns back the hands of time with this release by house pioneer and Trax recording artist, Derek Smokin’ Jones. Re-emerging from a long awaited hiatus, Derek brings us “Lake Shore Drive” [RDR008], a testament to the classic Chicago house sound of the late 80’s. With drum-kits and bassline reminiscent of a Frankie Knuckles classic, carried by a dancing flute-line & driven by a perced-out organ, Derek pulls off this classic sound like only a true Chicago House veteran can! “Side B” sees a remix by seasoned RealDEEP recordings artist Bjak, who adds his own characteristic twist to Derek’s classic mix. With the addition of warm keyboards, funky clavs, stabbing synth lines & organic percussion, Bjak adds his signature sound to Derek’s orignal mix, turning up the energy and turning the hands of time about 10 years forward into Chicago’s underground sound. Imbued with the vibe of Chicago’s heyday, but with a subtly updated sound for today’s discriminating dance music enthusiast, “Lake Shore Drive” adds more fabric to RealDEEP’s ever-growing quilt of releases.

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As promised, Bjak & Julio Bishop are back for round 2 of more heart-pounding, bass thumping, thrills & chills with the “Little House Of Horrors EP – Part 2″. ‘Side A’ revisits “Konfession Of A Dirty Mind” with a re-touched and dubbed out version of the original. With the addition of a warm analog bass line and screaming electric guitar, this mix is built to beat the dance-floor. ‘Side B’ brings another fresh & experimental sound to the plate with “Damaged”, a slow, gritty, indie-ustrial jam flexing distorted guitar riffs and ripping synthesizers. Definitely a throwback to our childhood and the darker side of dance-music. Helping to set the stage for a new breed of RealDEEP tunes, Part 2 of the “Little House Of Horrors EP” continues to expand our sonic envelope into new and unexpected territory.