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Romeo Louisa — The House Of Jazz

Romeo Louisa
The House Of Jazz

Label Shall Not FadePrésenté le 3 mars 2022

House Six présente Romeo Louisa — The House Of Jazz, sorti sur Shall Not Fade, dans notre sélection Deep House, présenté le 3 mars 2022. Écoutez cette première sur SoundCloud et YouTube et accédez aux liens officiels de la sortie.

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Romeo Louisa signe The House Of Jazz, une première House Six pour Shall Not Fade dans notre sélection Deep House. Cette page rassemble le contexte éditorial, les liens officiels et les players disponibles pour écouter le titre sur SoundCloud et YouTube. Elle aide aussi les auditeurs, DJs et labels à retrouver la sortie après sa publication initiale, au-delà du post social ou du flux SoundCloud.

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Notes de sortie

Following his feature on We Miss The Crowd EP - the last addition to our Killer Cuts series - Romeo Louisa returns to the Shall Not Fade catalog with a blissful solo EP.

Rarified Terms sees the emerging French producer come into his powers with three soulful deep house tracks which reflect his musical background in jazz, and see reworks from the likes of Shall Not Fade family members and fellow collaborators, THEOS and Denyl Brook, and London duo, Funk Cartel.

The EP starts as it means to go on. A skippy house beat, jazz-like piano chords and diva-esque vocal phrases lend 'Desires' a driving propulsion, equally suited to the dancefloor as it is to a more laid-back listening environment. Next up, the stripped-back melody on the title track makes way for a focus on percussion, paying tribute to Romeo's brief residence in London with a half broken garage beat. 'The House of Jazz' sees the EP at its classiest with soulful piano chords and a bouncing deep house rhythm, at times punctuated by drum accents which reference the sporadic nature of jazz improvisation.

Next up, enter Silver Steps Records boss, Denyl Brook, and fraternal duo, Funk Cartel, who offer their take on the title track before French producer THEOS rethinks 'The House of Jazz', teasing out the lower ends so that the track is led by a funk-infused bassline.

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