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belter. he's got one of those tunes that's gone mad with the dance vids on tik tok etc.

this may explain why i'm blocked by him on twitter, despite never having any interaction with the man on there or on here. c'mon joe m8, i loved ur book...

if anyone's got a spare 3 hours... https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/3Z6b6opOsOSYXXuVJGXtH0 https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/5MERmRjWVHcj7PoQ4MHdIa

the ma1 mix posted somewhere earlier is a stand out, although a little too fast to be definitive of this sound tbh 'upper echelon music' no one interested in the sa stuff na?

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ibiyuhlsw9gones/D.Tee+In+De+Party-Afro+Carnival.zip/file free ep from d.tee, producer of 'kings and queens' with more of that ama x dancehall flex

implying the racism and snobbery came from the top down from the jamie jones' of the world and that deep tech was a threat to their position

'turned their back on the scene', misled by the established house lot, mainstream bookings at ministry.

interesting to hear him talking about catching a wave with the garage scene, as listening back to the house of silk mixes, 1st birthday is january 2014, and arguably he's catching the wave again, a musical movement gathering pace into it's full stride.

https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=539 dj s - ra exchange, starts off with his raving in the early days, his emergence in garage, napa etc. and then he proceeds to call out audio rehab, jamie jones and a host of others haha. think of it as a 'companion piece' to...

this sound benefits from this a lot, the bleed into and out of different sounds, gqom etc https://groove.de/2020/12/11/hagan-groove-podcast-281/

exactly that @slackk yep, belters on that. bit confused that it's on one of those reissue-type labels. supported by none other than dj scruff i see haha. well, we had a good run lads..

Ahhhh....

https://djma1.bandcamp.com/track/my-village

been some excellent articles on mixmag for 'blackout week' and some great reading in regards to this sound https://mixmag.net/feature/amapiano-south-africa-house-music-movement-gauteng https://mixmag.net/feature/20-black-uk-house-music-acts-you-should-know-about...

these bits on d malice's label are intriguing, albeit more on the amapiano side of things. i had the same experience with deep tech. it took the 'uk' sounds to pique my ears to the inspiration, the original. some absolute heavyweight on this x5 mix, sounds like his own productions.