Matthew K DJ Chart 2nd April 2002

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Date: Tue Apr 02 2002 - 09:48:48 CEST

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    Hi there. Its Matthew K from Interactive in Glasgow, Scotland here. After
    the madness of the last few weeks, it was nice to have a somewhat quieter
    week, with only the usual residencies. For anyone in the local area watch
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    Matthew K DJ Chart 2nd April 2002

    1. Cinematic Orchestra: All That You Need (Ninja Tunes)
    Every now and then a record comes along that leaves you devastated by its
    beauty. This is one of them and words can't describe it.

    2. Jack Costanzo: Calypso Blue - As One Mix (Ubiquity)
    Take one classic jazz tune written by Nat King Cole, cover it extremely well
    and get Kirk Degiorgio to remix it. Result - what do you think?

    3. King Britt Presents Obafunke: Bush Workout (Karma Giraffe)
    Yet more proof that King Britt is a fully fledged genius. Collaborating with
    African musician Obafunke, the result is a 15 minute voodoo groove.

    4. Rednose Distrikt: Nana (Hum Hum)
    Coming through Rushour this slow motion house track features some awesome
    Rhodes action resulting in one of the funkiest tracks in ages.

    5. Org: Organic Language (Revirth)
    This has probably been floating about for a while but those Japanese 12's
    are so hard to track down, I've only just discovered it. Immense production
    with broken beats, double bass AND a Calm mix on the flip. AWESOME.

    6. Susumu Yokota: Could Heaven Ever Be Like This - Bugz In The Attic Mix
    (Exceptional)
    Watch out for Bugz In The Attic this year as they are on a serious roll at
    the moment. This is perhaps their best remix yet with an equally exciting
    Kyoto Jazz Massive mix on the flip.

    7. Mutant Soul Records: Jaam Blue Series 3 (Mutant Soul)
    2 amazing dancefloor friendly remixes from the Jimpster here. This is
    turning out to be a wicked label.

    8. King Britt presents Obafunke: Freedom - Remixes (Karma Giraffe)
    After the somewhat amazing original, here we get 2 reworkings from Sir King
    Britt and the always interesting DJ Dozia.

    9. Jazzanova: Days To Come - Ian O'Brien Mix (CDr)
    Mr. O'Brien has now moved to Glasgow, and this is a forthcoming remix from
    the much hailed Jazzanova album.

    10. Various: Music & Movement Vol 1 (Climate)
    Double CD of utterly stunning music, with countless Japanese nuggets finally
    getting a release over here. Compiled by Nik Weston, this is the perfect
    indicator of where music is just now. With an 8 track vinyl sampler to
    follow, this is comiplation of the year so far.

    11. Kaos: The Renegades EP (Compost)
    The greatest label in the world continue to astound with a gorgeous
    downtempo 4 track EP.

    12. Nina Simone: See Line Woman - MAW Mix (Verve)
    First vinyl release of track from forthcoming Verve remix album. Masters at
    Work do their finest on this Nina Simone classic.

    13. Suv: Do You Remember (Full Cycle)
    Drum' n 'bass is back and its releases like this that are the reason why.
    Brilliant latin instrumentation fused with outrageous beats to devastating
    effect.

    14. Ayro: Drink / Let This (Omoa)
    Second release from this exciting new Detroit label. Watch out Jazzanova,
    these guys are serious contendors with their broken beat productions.

    15. Various: Cap One Sampler (Nuphonic)
    Two track sampler from the LP of the same name. An amazing reworking of
    Peaches and Gonzales by Adam Goldstone shows house music with a punk
    attitude while the mix of Playgroup is the best of 80's sounds.

    16. Various: I'm A Good Woman 3 (Harmless)
    One of the best series in the Harmless catalogue continues with a collection
    of funk killers.

    17. Various: Petite Forms (Naked)
    A new offshoot for Naked, exploring new musical territories. Still sounds
    like the same old Naked to me, and all the better for it.

    18. 4 Vini feat Elizabeth Troy: Forever Young (Botchit & Scarper)
    MJ Cole on the mix, which is always a winner here.

    19. Pill Hearin: EP1 (Eletrix)
    Go straight for 'Mandarin', which will enthrall all the Carl Craig fans out
    there.

    20. Phil Ranelin: Remixes (Hefty)
    Very exciting remix album of this early 70's spiritual jazzer. With the
    likes of Kirk Degiorgio on remix duties, this is one for the Cinematic
    Orchestra fans.

    21. Ras: Rhythmic Altered State (Best Seven)
    Forthcoming on this Sonar Kollktiv offshoot, this CDr shows yet another
    genius talent from the Jazzanova family.

    22. Plej: Sampler CD 2000 (CDr)
    These guys are going to be massive. Following the release of their mega rare
    debut 12" (does anyone actually own a copy) they follow it up with a taster
    of their future releases. These guys need to be signed.

    23. Zero 7: Distractions - Bugz In The Attic Mix (Ultimate Dillema)
    More Bugz remix buisness. Sounding like no one else around, this is a
    winner.

    24. Joseph Malik: Take It All In & Check It All Out (Compost)
    Album due soon and if this is anything to go by it will be genius.

    25. Massive Attack & Mos Def: I Against I (Melankolic)
    There back and this shows them at their finest. Their most hip hop
    production in 10 years, this is an awesome record with the mighty Mos Def.

    26. Aromabar: All I Want (Infracom)
    Those Europeans give the London crew a run for their money when it comes to
    dreamy 2 step. This is wicked.

    27. Various: Disco Not Disco 2 (Strut)
    Revisiting those 1980's moments again, this is a worthy follow up to last
    years excellent first volume. Includes the mega rare dub mix of Eddy Grant's
    'Timewarp' along with other forgotten classics.

    28. Citrona.net: Vitamin C (White)
    Again from the States, this lovely double vinyl gives us a some subtle jazz
    influences over an old style Kruder and Dorfmeister production. Very nice
    indeed.

    29. Block 16: Morning Sun Remixed (Nuphonic)
    The original Block 16 album was arguably the finest long player in
    Nuphonic's catalogue and this remix album is full of gems. From Dubtribe
    taking on the Bim Sherman track to Attica Blues highly underrated Charlie
    Dark reworking the Jon Lucien track, this is very exciting.

    30. The Tarantulas: Different World Now (Tru Method)
    Brilliant triple vinyl showing further developements in the broken beat / nu
    jazz sound. Watch out for this - its very special.

    31. Us3: Get Out Remixes (Universal Jazz)
    2 remixes, both brilliant. Truby Trio do the big bassline buisness, while
    Afronaught give us a broken beat monster.

    32. Baby Mammoth: Frozen (Pork)
    These guys never fail to impress with their excellent productions and this
    is yet another example of mid tempo groove mastery.

    33. Su Paka Pooh: Sunny Side Garden (Disorient)
    Following on from their amazing cover of the Art Ensemble of Chicago, here
    we have a full length album from these amazing Japanese producers.

    34. Nu Spirit Helsinki: Album Promo (CDr)
    Only 100 in circulation and forthcoming on Guidance, this is already going
    to be one of the years best albums and we are only in January. Watch out for
    it.

    35. Fenomenon: Visjon Nord EP (Nuphonic)
    One of Nuphonic's brightest hopes give us their second EP after a long wait.
    Its worth it though with a varied selection ranging from the jazzy downtempo
    grooves, bossa beats and a remix from Compost's Butti 49.

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