I loved this release from the get go. Electro-house is a genre that I've needed time to grow into and this is an example of truly quality stuff.

I guess you can say I am a fan of Queep's music. The lineup for this collection of tracks looks more like a tracklisting to one of my recent sets.

This is a release from Powerplant's label owner, John Morgan. It is a very solid and well-produced release and includes a remix from Harold Heath.

Upon first listen, "The Deep" pulls you in subtly. Its very full and thick kickdrum sets the pace for what's to come. Slowly, the sonic brilliance of the filtered main synth begins to introduce itself to you.

Yeah! This release is 6 slices of tasty Electro House smothered with all the toppings.

This is the first in the Deep Queep Cutz series of albums released by the Queep Organic house label. The objective was to offer a collection of "simple, deep, thoughtful, clever numbers, designed to take you away to another place, whilst staying away from the generic deep funky house sound".

This release is a fairly straightforward collection of four mixes of the Leigh Vincent track "Oscar Flamenco." Although these mixes all retain enough common elements to be recognized as the same song, there is surprising variety across the four tracks.

Every track on this release sounds really great. All of the elements blend well together, and there is no clashing. The sounds are very fresh sounding and keep you listening.

I hope both remixers continue to strive for marketability, but I feel it's some distance off, especially for the Masterdata Mix. Better luck next time.

I really enjoyed both of the remixes on this release. Very professional quality with a distinct groove and unique sensiblities.