DJ GENESIS presents OMEGA

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Subgroundz

Don'tcha end up being fade up with the usual stuff  - or should I say what appears as re-edits of the same story headlining the pioneers of techno ! – to be found on the proclamed specialized press from a year to another when talking about Detroit ? Me, I do… Not that I personaly have anything against those talents, but the capital of Michigan has so much more on offer. Once again, it's just a matter of being open minded and, subsequently, eared (if I may say so). Not to say doing what's supposed to be expected from a reputed observer. I mean ; see what's currently happening, try to understand where it's coming from and see where this may go.

No need to be a musicologist to know how the Motorcity made itself a name primarly for being the hometown of soul music in the seventies. A fact that no one in Detroit has had out of mind throughtout the decades, finding resonnance in the works of a whole bunch of people from Lathun to Pirahna Head, Dwele and Amp Fiddler to name but a few. With musical tuition which would lead her to play instruments such as flute, classical piano and even… valve trombone, head of Subgroundz label, DJ Genesis is definitely on the case delivering a lascive phonky beat with the eyeliner exactly where needed in terms of arrangements around Omega's sultry organ. Amp Fiddler then DJ Dez of Slum Village providing 2 alternative versions on the same cool vein, before Amp joining Gen on a jazzy swinging along version destined to the crowds in search of groovy jams. MFSB

A1. DJ Genesis Original	Listen
A2. Amp Fiddler Smooth Mix	Listen
B1. DJ Dez Detroit Soul Mix	Listen
B2. Amp & Genesis Mix	Listen