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Name: Eddie Fowlkes - 1-2-3 Knucklehead Series 1
Brand: City Boy
SKU: 1007635v1
Price: 23.99 EUR
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Eddie Fowlkes

1-2-3 Knucklehead Series 1

2x12" | 2023 | US | Original (City Boy)

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Release: 2023 / US – Original

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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Music In Motion

12" | 2023 | US | Original (Upstairs Asylum)

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Release: 2023 / US – Original

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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Norm Talley's Upstairs Asylum label only arrived in 2021 but is already up there with the great Motor City imprints. The boss has been busy putting together a trio of new EPs for the first half of 2023 that showcases a wealth of Mid-West talent. House hero Boo Williams kicks off this one with his typically tight drum programming and party-starting synth work on 'Tickin Clock.' Eric Johnson keeps it raw, deep and loopy on 'Melodic Gruv' then Reggie Dokes brings his signature Atlanta house sound to 'Mother's Child' with its melancholic lead sax and 'End of Time' is a broken beat bliss out.

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Raw Viz Shun EP

12" | 2023 | US | Original (Upstairs Asylum)

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Release: 2023 / US – Original

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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Upstairs Asylum Recordings is one of the many seminal Detroit labels run by local legend Norm Talley. It's right in the middle of a busy run right now with no fewer superb run with three new EPs all dropping in quick succession. This one is a split EP with US duo Solid Gold Playaz taking care of the a-side. As always with this pair, their sounds are deep and dusty house with exquisite melodies tugging at the heart. On the flip, Gari Romalis steps up with the slick percussive skip of 'Detroit After Dark' then 'Panties' from Brian Neal brings jacked up analogue groves that lean into techno with a big fat bassline.

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