DETROIT SWINDLE - High Life - Vinyl (heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
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DETROIT SWINDLE

High Life(heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)

Heist Recordings Netherlands

Cat: HEISTLP 01. Rel: 4 Jun 18
Deep House


Side 1 - Track 1. Ketama Gold Side 1 - Track 2. High Life (feat Lorenz Rhode) Side 2 - Track 1. Call Of The Wild (feat Jungle By Night) Side 2 - Track 2. Yes, No, Maybe (feat Tom Misch) Side 2 - Track 3. The Girl From Shiraz Side 3 - Track 1. Flavourism (feat Seven Davis Jr) Side 3 - Track 2. Freeqy Polly Side 4 - Track 1. Ex Machina Side 4 - Track 2. Cut U Loose Side 4 - Track 3. Lucky Number 13

If your fame is built on delivering rock solid dancefloor cuts, should your subsequent albums stick to the same approach or mix it up a little? It's a conundrum that many artists have struggled with over the years. Smartly, Detroit Swindle has decided to hedge their bets with High Life following 2014's Boxed Out. As full length albums go, it's a bit of a peach, and sees the acclaimed Dutch duo flit between sensuous, home-listening fare, jaunty, instrumental-laden workouts (see the cheery, smoky pop-soul of Tom Misch hook-up "Yes, No, Maybe" and Afro-fired bounce of "Call of the Wild" featuring fellow Dutch combo Jungle By Night) and tried-and-tasty club tracks (Seven Davis Jr collaboration "Flavourism", the driving disco-house of "Freeqy Polly" and "Cut U Loose").


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