Posts Tagged ‘ FXHE ’
So, yeah… Omar S just keeps punishing us with creative, raw house music. This time with help from a new friend Patrik Sjeren. This one kicks off with “Income Tax Refund Dance” a slightly bizarre sounding, yet playful tune that keeps you moving while expanding your mind. This is followed by the more groovy “The [ READ MORE ]
Omar S is a man of impeccable taste and a high level of creativity. Lately a lot of his effort seems to be dedicated to curating new artists and projects, especially fellow Detroiters. His label FXHE always delivers a raw, underground aesthetic and this deep vocal house cut doesn’t stray from the formula. On this [ READ MORE ]
I’m a huge fan of Omar S and this slab of really refined, yet raw house with former Detroiter Kai Alce is just more support that he has something really good going on in The Motor City. Kicking things off is “Not Phazed” in which the pair revisit classic Detroit stylings with thoughtfully programmed drums, [ READ MORE ]
Luke Hess drops his 3rd 12″ on the FXHE imprint and it is a stab-happy slab of very Detroit techno. His allegorical track titles don’t give away too much of what’s going on musically, but the track positions do. Narrow Road is the long side, and it is easily the most dynamic, big-room tune of [ READ MORE ]
Omar S‘ sophomore album continues the prolific and outspoken DJ & producer’s current reign of lo-fi supremacy for the Detroit region. Slowly tweaking the acid, the filter resonance, the levels throughout, these are tracks that slowly build and groove with just a handful of elements. Opening the release is a heavily filtered r&b loop with [ READ MORE ]