Musical maestro ‘Christo‘ joins the ranks with his debut Atjazz Record Company release, ‘The Trust Is Gone’. Christo has bridged the void between what we all knew as deep-house and the ever growing popularity of todays modern tech-house beautifully.
“I love the Atjazz Remix….it really blew me away when I first heard it and still does, so musical and emotional, pretty much a perfect ‘last record of the night’ for me…timeless quality’ Charles Webster (Miso Records / Defected) “I love love love this f*ckin remix” Osunlade (Yoruba / Strictly Rhythm) “Really lovely remix” Willie [...]
A selection of the finest unreleased songs and versions from the excellent album.
Following the massive success of the last release of I Forgot You back in 2009 which was supported by many big gun DJ’s worldwide including Osunlade, Ashley Beedle, Laurent Garnier & Jimpster to name but a few. We now bring to the floor remixes from the incredibly talented Ryo Kawahara hailing from the classy Flower Records camp straight out of Tokyo, Japan.
This is sweaty rainforest tech-jazz-house for the heads, & deeper than Lake Baikal. “Sweat No Sleep”, a collaboration between ‘Atjazz’ and New Zealand’s best export ‘Mark de Clive-Lowe’.
The brand new collaboration project from ‘Atjazz & Si Tew’, The first single taken from the forthcoming album is here ‘Common Question?’. This is deep tech acid house and holds no prisoners, sub-tones, punchy kicks, acid switches & glorious chord pads make this a track that touches the many souls on and off the dance-floor.
The remix contest winners are here! Wow, and what a selection of amazing entries there were too.
A very popular number taken from the album ‘Full Circle’ featuring the amazing voice of Sarah Jane Morris (The Communards/Test Department). Atjazz is in boogie mode here, pushing his glossy beats and production and utilising the Bass talents of Ross Hillard to help move the groove.
A very popular track with top house DJ’s world wide taken from the recent Atjazz album ‘Full Circle’; ‘I Forgot You’, now remixed and reworked mostly from the house music melting pot that is the west coast of the USA, these awesome remixes bring more styles for your many differing musical tastes & attitudes.
For his fans, this Atjazz album has been a long time coming, though thankfully not as long as Derrick May takes between records! The epic state of flux in the life of Martin Iveson (aka Atjazz) while writing the album frequently adjourned and ultimately shaped the songs you hear.
Release Info: Artist Atjazz Title Lab Results Cat. No. arc-002-ad Release Date 2009 Press Pack N/A Description LabFunk: music that isn’t quite “pure” this or “pure” that but is quite simply something else all together, a perfect name for Atjazz’s much lauded 2001 album for Mantis recordings. LabResults: not quite a pure remix album, nor [...]
Release Info: Artist Atjazz Title Labfunk Cat. No. arc-001-ad Release Date 2009 Press Pack N/A Description Atjazz’s combination of bewitching beats, embracing melodies and rich musicianship, has won over fans from San Francisco to Japan with tracks such as; ‘Kidnapped’, where beneath tribal drums and snippets of muted trumpet glides a resonating bassline, whilst the [...]
The 4th single taken from the album “Full Circle” and is the first release on the brand new label Atjazz Record Co.On this outstanding recording Atjazz teams up with Dawne B once again, for it is this tidy duo who brought you the critically acclaimed summer anthem Harmony from the very well received Labfunk album. Taking a more direct approach to dance music this time around, Atjazz & Dawne B bring to the table a broken electronic storm, oozing with soul appeal & electronic rhythmic glitches contrasting against the more smooth & deep rolling undertones.
Full Circle, the current Atjazz album, has been receiving ‘maja props’ from his peers, and fans old & new. Underlined is one of the most popular tracks on the specialist digital stores, and now it’s set to reach higher with these remixes for this third single release from the album.First to the studio were Madrid’s hottest house producers Wagon Cookin’. Their resulting remix pushes all the peaktime buttons, and should find a place ‘in the box’ for a wide range of disc selectors. The dub will appeal to all you fans of the Mantis Recordings back catalogue with that deep squelch and bounce.
It seems the return of Robert Owens to house music center stage is assured with the release of Love Someone.With a great reaction to the original and Slope remixes, then the amazing attention of the Mario Basanov & Vidis Redo we now give you yet another set of remixes, three new remix cuts from Atjazz, Fireworm & Clyde bringing Love Someone a more eclectic angle!
It seems the return of Robert Owens to house music centre stage is assured with the release of Love Someone.With a great reaction to the original and Slope remixes, we now give you part two of the release, with three new mixes (plus a killer remix instrumental on the digital release).
Robert came to the Mantis studio for a couple of days, to initially work on a track for Robert’s forthcoming album for Compost Records. This went so well that they decided to write a second song for the Atjazz album. You’ll have to wait to hear the song they wrote for Robert’s album (it’s great), but here is the resulting track for Full Circle, the fantastic Love Someone.
The original release of Put It On Including the awesome Osunlade Club Mix is an underground classic. Record of the issue in One Week To Live magazine and a Gilles Peterson “Worldwide Winner” long before it’s release. Also glued in the boxes of many a soulful house DJ from Osunlade himself to Restless Soul’s DJ Aaron Ross (BBC 1Xtra)
Put It On is the first single from his forthcoming album Full Circle and a fantastic homecoming it is. Teaming up with prolific Swedish vocalist Ernesto (Swell Sessions, Beanfield, Stateless, Tantan, Pinku Vääty), Atjazz has found a perfect voice for the development of his sound since his last album Labfunk.
The vinyl sampler for the ‘Lab Results’ remix album. Two (then) unreleased Atjazz tracks and remixes from Brooks and Dixon (Innervisions). A killer collection of underground grooves.
