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PERC – ‘1909′ (PercTrax) DJ Mag Review

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LUKE SOLOMON – Soft Cell ‘Memorabilia’ Luke Solomon Remixes (White Label) on DJMag

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MASON – ‘You’re Not Alone’ (Animal Language)

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RIVA STARR – ‘I Was Drunk’ (Positiva) DJMag Review

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DERRICK CARTER & LUKE SOLOMON’S CLASSIC RECORDS On DJMag’s Most Influencial Labels

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Luke Solomon & Derrick Carter’s Classic on DJMag’s most influencial labels list.

“A translantic venture between Derrick Carter and Luke Solomon (Freaks), the label lived up to its name by releasing must-have records from across the house spectrum including Isolee’s ‘Beau Mot Plage’ and DJ Sneak’s ‘You can’t Hide From Your Bud’. Their promise to shut down after 100 releases added to the mystique.”

DJMag March2010

FREAKS VS ROBERT OWENS ‘RIGHT NOW’ (REBIRTH) – DJMag’s Review Killer!!

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Freaks Vs Robert Owens – Right Now (Rebirth) – DJMag’s review killer

“These tenacious musical miscreants are back and firing on all cylinders, if ‘Right Now’ is anything to go by. Luke Solomon and Justin harris may have been under the radar for a minute, but they’ve been hard at work, and this team up with the distinctive voice behind classics like ‘Tears’ and ‘Bring Down The Walls’ puts them firmly on the house music front line. A typically rich, emotive timbre from Owens, a vintage Chicago bassline, and bustling precussion conjure a feeling of spiritual connection and celbration as well as bittersweet melancholy, tears on the dancefloor, that transient capturing of a moment in time that only the best house records are capable of evoking”

DJMag March 2010

RIVA STARR’S – REBOOT ‘ENJOY THE MUSIC’ (RIVA STARR REMIX) – DJMag Top House Review

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DJMag Top House Review
Reboot – Enjoy Music (Riva Starr Remix)

“It’s rare that a remix betters the original, but that’s excatly what Riva Starr delievers with a supremely confident mix that joins the dots and fills in the gaps of what was a essentially a mash-up, and turns it into something that almost resembels a song. An irrepresable piano hook and energetic percussion drive things forward for a mix that is unashamedly commercial and, wjithout a doubt, destined for wide appeal. Remember Gadjo’s ‘So Many Times’? This is his spiritual successor.”

DJMag March 2010