Title: Fitness
Artist: Complicit
Catalog No.: SUB013
Release Date: May 21, 2013

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Description:

On Fitness Complicit bring their signature approach ‘Keep Techno Sexy’ to Subspec with four nuanced, groove-driven tracks that trade on the melodic side of Techno. These tracks are perfect summer sounds… each echoing the ambiance of Midwest warehouse parties, open air terraces, and deep night grooves… oblique, considered, but insistent. Fitness sets the mode for the release with growing progression of layered harmonics. Bunky Prewster gets down and funky with a sultry vocal hook. Obsession creates an extended evolving space. Melt brings the original tracks to a close with a perfect denouement of dub stabs and bouncing bass. The release is rounded by two remixes. DJ M-TRAXXX delivers Bunky Prewster (DJ M-TRAXXX Latin Pitch Mix) as a tough beat, direct version of the original. Zyxt finds an oblique, Electro/IDM-hybrid influenced entrance for his reworking of Melt. Fitness delivers on atmosphere and grooves in equal measure and delivers compelling Techno with nuance and dynamic growth.

Reviews:

“Great release, but Obsession is by far my favorite! Good job!” – Dreek Sol

“Fitness, Bunky Prewster (M-Traxxx Mix) and Melt (Zyxt Mix) are the jams for me. Solid release all-around as usual!” – Aaron Nesbit

“smooth, spacey and deep. so sweet, full support!” – Michael Holding

“THEE ENTIRE EP IZ RIGHT ON POINT!!! I WILL MOST DEF B ROCKIN THIZ!;-) DJ M-TRAXXX” – DJ M-TRAXXX

“nice tunes – will road test this weekend – thanx guys” – Orde Meikle (Slam)

“My Fav’s Obsession (Original Mix) Melt (Original Mix) Melt (Zyxt Mix)” – Jason Justin (Symplx)

“Great release from Complicit! Love the synth play in Fitness and the vocal cut up in Bunky Prewster is downright sick and sexy! Obsession and Melt both groove along a nice deep level. Solid.” – Cyanwave

“Like the deep heat from Fitness. Mtraxxx remix is nice too. Good EP! Thanks!” – Sone

“obsession and melt hit it for me” – Kevin Link

“Nice package.” – Andrew duke

“Really nice job Complicit!” – re_Click

“Nice release here! Loving Fitness (Original mix) and DJ M-Traxxx’s take on Bunky Prewster!” – Jay Zoney

“Cool dubby stuff. Nice release.” – Let’s Go Outside

“Great release from Complicit-Great summertime techno-Well done!!” – John Massey

Supported By:

Dreek Sol, Slam, Michael Holding, Aaron Nesbit, DJ M-TRAXXX, Jason Justin, Cyanwave, Sone, Andrew Duke, re_Click, Jay Zoney, Let’s Go Outside, John Massey, DJ Summer, Kevin Link

Title: Spring Joint Coil
Artist: JGarrett
Remixers: JAK (SubSensory), Tim Baker (Elephanthaus), Symplx, Jay Zoney
Catalog No.: SUB012
Release Date: April 10, 2013

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‘Spring Joint Coil’ finds JGarrett traveling on a direct dance floor trajectory. The title track “Spring Joint Coil” kicks off the release by introducing the foundations of the EP as big room Techno. The mode here is chunky, high-fibre, DJ-friendly beats and grooves… “Spring,” “Joint,” and “Coil” follow and explore different facets of Techno with a common approach. an insistent compulsion to motion. Spring is a growing and pulsing stomper. Joint brings atmosphere and melody into play. Coil turns up the noise and oblique percussion. The minimalist drum workout / DJ tool “Less” stops in before the original tracks end with ‘Elm & Trumbull’ injecting a little Detroit-influenced Techno soul before jumping into the remixes.

The release finishes off with 3 remixes of “Spring” by JAK (SubSensory), Tim Baker (Elephanthaus), and Symplx. Jay Zoney puts his spin on “Coil.”

JAK’s Drum Dub Remix strips “Spring” down to its fundamental groove and provides a thoroughly up-to-the-minute Techno journey. Tim Baker’s South Seventh Mix dirties things up into a call back to a place and time when warehouse grime provided the launchpad for space funk excursions. Symplx responds with a deep Acid take on “Spring” that nestles in between second wave Detroit Techno jack and classic Berlin stomp. Jay Zoney pulls Coil apart into new shapes and finds the space in between the thick beats of the original.

Reviews:

“Plenty of heavy hitters here. Thanks for sending.” – Tyler Stadius

“Solid release!!” – Dreek Sol

“Less and Coil (Original Mixes) are the ones that move me the most, solid release all around though, as usual!” – Aaron Nesbit

“cool trax – will road test thanx guys” – Orde Meikle (Slam, Soma Records)

“SLAMMIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” – DJ M-TRAXXX

“Solid release from JGarrett here! Upfront and stomping tracks. Digging the Tim Baker and Jay Zoney version of the remixes as well.” – Cyanwave

“Spring Joint Coil is sick! Great disorientating track!” – Sone

“Really impressive package. Particularly fond of the Tim Baker Mix and massive Symplx acid mix.” – JAK

“The original mix of Spring Joint Coil is excellent! Great ep” – The Automatic Message

“All great tracks-Hard to pick a favorite here-Great release!!” – John Massey

“These are really good. Like “Joint” a lot. “Elm & Turnbull” has a great soulful feel. As always Symplx delivers real acid.” – Mark Quail

Supported By:

Mike Humphries, The Automatic Message, JAK, Tyler Stadius, John Massey, Sone, Slam, DJ M-TRAXXX, Mark Quail, Cyanwave

Title: Love Life
Artist: Jay Zoney
Remixers: Woody McBride (Communique), JGarrett
Catalog No.: SUB011
Release Date: March 14, 2013

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For “Love Life,” his first full length release, Jay Zoney brings the fire with eight brand new tracks of unabashed, tension-driven Techno. Jay’s signature peak hour style defines most of the release, but a laser focus on the tension and release in his tracks has been kicked up a notch on this release. This is no playing around, Jay Zoney scours these tracks until their fundamental grooves come shining through. ‘Beneath Main Street’ provides a cordial entry point to the album before ‘Hugo’ turns up the heat and sets the pace for the core of the release. “Love Life” closes out with remixes from acid legend Woody McBride, reinterpreting ‘Hugo’ into with solid, laidback funky dub, and Subspec’s JGarrett on ‘Limitless’ bringing effects-driven dub into the mix.

Reviews:

“some really cool stuff Jay!!” – Gary Beck

“Cool variety here. Beneath Main Street is the one for me though. Thanks!” – DJ JAK

“Very good.” – DJ Summer

“Good tracks Jay. Thanks!” – Tyler Stadius

“Some great techno in here!” – Dreek Sol

“crazy ep!!! 100% in FULL support!” – DJ M-TRAXXX

“Nice album. Really like the Spastiky-ness of Hart Plaza! Thanks!” – Sone

“Really solid release here ‘Beneath Main Street’ will fit in our sets nicely, thanks!” – Cyanwave

“Hart Plaza, Doom Drums (always liked that sample!) and Limitless (JGarrett Dub) are the ones for me. Solid as usual!” – Aaron Nesbit

“Great stuff Jay! Favourites are: Beneath Main Street Area 7 Is a total Bomb Doom Drums” – re_Click

“Jay continues to impress with his production skills and dedication to techno. This album should make some waves across the pond.” – Andrew Souto

“Some great techno in here!” – Dreek Sol

“Liking “Hart Plaza”" – Mark Quail

Supported By:

Gary Beck, Tyler Stadius, DJ Summer, DJ JAK, re_Click, Aaron Nesbit, Cyanwave, Slam, Sone, DJ M-TRAXXX, Dreek Sol, E Spleece, Andrew Souto, Dreek Sol, Mark Quail

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Title: Specification
Artist: Various Artists
Catalog No.: SUB010
Release Date: February 19, 2013

Artists:
JGarrett, The Automatic Message, Complicit, Somatic Responses, Sone, Terrence Dixon, Fabrics, RAFH & re_Click, Cyanwave, Jay Zoney, John Massey, Jerry Abstract, Countered, Kafka, Danzai, Milkplant, Rubidium, Keef Baker’s OCDC, Zyxt, Raab Codec

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Subspec launches into a new year with a bold new compilation featuring various members of our extended family. Faces familiar and new deliver the grooves across 20 varied tracks that generally fit under the umbrella of Techno. This isn’t about a stylistically monotone single image for our label, but rather providing music that is both of the moment and aware of and honoring the roots we developed from. Most of the tracks are squarely aimed at groove-oriented dancefloor Techno with an experimental undercurrent from artists like The Automatic Message, Jerry Abstract, and Fabrics. RAFH & re_Click, John Massey, and Jay Zoney bring some peak hour fire. Complicit, Sone, JGarrett, and Rubidium provide the solid connective glue that helps tell a story within a set. We get dubby with Danzai, Cyanwave, and Milkplant; minimal with Terrence Dixon and Countered. Somatic Responses and Zyxt tip their hat to classic sounds of the early IDM scene. Kafka and Keef Baker’s OCDC glam things up on our way to close out with Raab Codec’s glitchy ambience.

“Specification” doesn’t represent a roadmap, but rather a vista populated by a variety of artists whose work we enjoy. It’s a moment in a transition and our report for the beginning of 2013!

Reviews:

“slammin ep!!! 100% FULL SUPPORT!” – DJ M-TRAXXX

“wow that automatic message remix is really good, definitely playing thank you!” – Audio Injection

“nice tunes – will try out this weekend – thanx guys” – Orde Meikle (Slam)

“Big compilation to start out the new year-Lots of goodness all around-Will be playing several of these tracks-Well done!!” – John Massey

“Countered track for me.” – Samuli Kemppi

“A well laid-out release with some serious talent and remixes.” – Jerry Abstract

“Alot of great, classic techno here! I like the varied styles and productions. Cyanwaves’-morphic plate and Danzai – cryogenics, are the standout tracks for me!” – DJ RAFH

“A very strong and grounded compilation” “Jay Zoney – The Meltdown (John Massey Remix) is a phenomenal banger, Terrence Dixon – Untitled 2 is a great foundation tool for a set” Mechanism Three Four is a muddy mix you can lose it to on the dance floor” Zyxt – Brux01 is dirty, breaky and spooky; great chill out music that we totally dig” – re_Click

“Zyxt and Cyanwave are great!” – Milkplant

“Nice compilation, there’s definitely something for everyone. I’m a big fan in particular of Jes’Thinkin’, Hart Plaza, Quantum Lockstep, The Meltdown, Hydrocarbonic, Unleash The Kraken and Mechanism Three Four. Solid all around, keep up the good work!” – Aaron Nesbit

“Awesome release! There are so many good ones to pick though here. My favourite would be Milkplant’s “Quantum Lockstep”, but I’m also REALLY enjoying Rubidium’s “Hydrocarbonic” and JGarrett’s “Mechanism Three Four” and Jerry Abract’s remix of Sone. We’re really proud to be on board for this one!” – The Automatic Message

“Can definitely see myself playing this track out – ‘The Meltdown (John Massey Remix).” – Miss Innocent

“Each artist takes you on a sonic space tour. Fine work by all! Full support on this compilation!” -Complicit

“Lots of great tracks here. Hard to decide on a fave with so many, just know Ill be playing a bunch of these in all different situations :) Thanks!” – Sone

“Woah so much material here! I’m all about the John Massey mix. Heavy stuff!” – JAK

“Loving the moodiness on this. Fantastic compilation.” – Let’s Go Outside

Supported By:

Drumcell, Bleepsequence, DJ M-TRAXXX, Tyler Stadius, DJ Summer, Miss Innocent, Aaron Nesbit, NoProfit, Slam, Audio Injection, JAK, Let’s Go Outside,

Title: Untitled 1,2,5
Artist: Terrence Dixon
Catalog No.: SUB009
Release Date: October 10, 2012

Tracks:
1. Untitled 1
2. Untitled 2
3. Untitled 5

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Untilted 1,2,5 delivers three brand new, untitled tracks from Detroit’s Master of Repetition – Terrence Dixon which call back to his Utensil releases and Minimalism series. All three tracks delve deep into minimal spaces that he has developed since his early 90′s beginnings. Progression through repetition and close attention to nuance and detail underpin Untitled 1,2,5.

Reviews:

“some useful tools thanks!” – Audio Injection
“Awesome release!! I like all the tracks but will be playing Untitled 1 the most. Love it, thanks!” – Sone
“Always some thing useful in a TD release!! thank you!” – DVS1
“DETROIT TECHNO AT IT’Z VERY BEST!!! U KNOW IF IT’Z FROM THA MOTOR-CITY, DJ M-TRAXXX WILL DEF B BANGIN’ IT LOUD!!!” – DJ M-TRAXXX
“Nice Detroit sound here from a roots Detroit’er. I really like the smooth groove of Untitled 1.” – Jay Zoney
“nice laid back grooves!” – Jeff Keenan
“very cool release from a true techno legend! really into untitled 2. thanks!” – Bryan Zentz
“Untitled 2 and Untitled 5 will get much wurk…” – Three
“Another great release from subspec-Lovely detroit vibes here” – John Massey
“cool trax – will road test thanx guys” – Slam
“all 3 trax going in the bag!” – Brendon Moeller
“Wow, Untitled 1 is serious business. This is a great EP!” – Milkplant
“Really, really enjoying Untitled 5!!” – The Automatic Message

Supported By:

Danny Tenaglia, Audio Injection, Sone, DVS1, DJ M-TRAXXX, Jay Zoney, Jeff Keenan, Bryan Zentz, Three, John Massey, Slam, Brendon Moeller, Milkplant, The Automatic Message, Aaron Nesbit

Title: Pick Sides
Artist: Sone
Catalog No.: SUB008
Release Date: September 21, 2012

Tracks:
1. Pick Sides
2. Pick Sides (Complicit’s Underground Allegiance Mix)
3. Pick Sides (Dreek Sol Remix)
4. Pick Sides (Terrence Dixon Remix)

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As a co-owner of From 0-1 Records Sone has built a solid reputation as a master of tension-building, slow-burning, deep Techno. ‘Pick Sides’ delivers a thick spread of that late night vibe in the vein that has made his name. The ‘Pick Sides’ single includes remixes from Terrence Dixon (Tresor / Metroplex), Complicit (JQM), and Dreek Sol (Audio Autopsy / Tekx). Complicit approach the track with a focus on the dancefloor outfitting the original with a couple new release valves. Dreek Sol explores dark margins of the original finding new spaces and vacuum-formed structures. Veteran Detroit minimalist Terrence Dixon closes the release with a stripped down take on the original that keeps the essence of the original while delivering the bare bones, uncompromising style he’s known for.

Reviews:

“Really digging this! Having a real tough time picking the best mix. All are fantastic depending on your setting. Really wish this would come to wax!” – DJ Trench

“Very nice track. Full Support. thanks” – E Spleece

“Terrence dixon!!! Nice one!” – DVS1

“Wow, such a good release. Very difficult to pick a favorite, really love all these tracks.” – Milkplant

“Great release all around!!” – John Massey

“Dreel Sol’s remix is fantastic, thank you.” – DJ Summer

“Sone bringing it as usual! Nice work by all the remixers, looking forward to field-testing these!” – Aaron Nesbit

“nice to see Dreek Sol and Complicit remixes in this package! Good luck with the EP!” – Dustin Zahn

“ENTIRE EP IZ ON POINT!!! DJ M-TRAXXX” – DJ M-TRAXXX

“Nice release! I really like Sone’s original, and Complicit’s UA mix. Terrence has a phat groove going, and Dreek has established an old school warehouse feel. This release will find rotation in my playlists!” – Jay Zoney

“deep n creepy. really into complicits mix.” – Bryan Zentz

“Original is my most likely candidate of the bunch. Good to see Complicit on here” – M.Gervais

“OG mix has a stompin beat. Solid. Thanks!” – DJ JAK

“Mr Dixon hits the target. Smooth.” - Samuli Kemppi

“Dreek Sol Remix is it for us. The atmospheric synth makes the mix.” – Re_Click

“I’m really enjoying this whole release!” – Trevor Jacobson (The Automatic Message)

Supported By:

Bryan Zentz, Kevin Link, Aaron Nesbit, Dustin Zahn, DJ M-TRAXXX, DJ Trench, E Spleece, Milkplant, John Massey, Summer, M.Gervais, DJ JAK, Semuli Kemppi, Re_Click, The Automatic Message

Title: The 30th Floor
Artist: JGarrett
Catalog No.: SUB007
Release Date: August 23, 2012 (Beatport Exclusive)

Tracks:
1. The 30th Floor
2. Seven For Eight
3. SandH Dub
4. Easy Play

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‘The 30th Floor’ rests on a foundation of propulsive percussion fused with heavy Dub influences. The title track The 30th Floor accelerates through a field of delayed chord stabs fueled by staccato percussion and insistent bass. Seven For Eight follows with a trackier approach with increased percussion. SandH Dub takes the EP to a more traditional Dub Techno area of multitap delays and rhythms underpinned with deep subs. Easy Play brings the EP to a close with heavy, tension-building changes as a distorted 909 floats on a thick atmospheric sea of drones and reverb.

Reviews:

“loving seven for eight!” – Drumcell

“30th Floor is elevated!” – Gr:uwe

“Subspec continues to deliver quality goods. Seven For Eight is everything I love about underground techno.” – Todd Gys

“Great tunes thanks” – DJ Summer

“yes! a fine EP from mr. garret. all goin in the bag!” – Brendon Moeller

“Another solid release from Subspec-Easy Play will make for a great DJ Tool-Cheers!!” – John Massey

“JGarrett iz on FI-YAHHH!!! Really diggin all of Hiz work …thiz EP iz SLAMMIN!!! 100% Full Support!!!” – DJ M-Traxxx

“SandH Dub is nice!” – DJ JAK

“Seven for Eight is my pick but also really like SandH Dub. Will play!” – Sone

“great variety of sounds to pick! most versitile.” – Michael Holding

“I’ll play “Seven for Eight” for a long time.” – Trevor Jacobson, The Automatic Message

“Full support, great ep all around!” – Dreek Sol

“Great stuff.” – Andrew Duke

“Great tracks here. The 30th Floor and Seven For Eight are dancfloor mashers.. I would say that Easy Play is my favourite though. Great intro track for when the room is full.. It has massive tension that will leave the crowd anxious for what comes next!” – Jay Zoney

“Nice release! Another cool balance of industrial and slightly glitchy with the large room feel. Especially loving the spacy-feel of SanH Dub with the deep rolling bass in the breakdown. Great sound all around!” – DJ Zach

“Yes! Now this is the JGarrett I’m a fan of. Every track is a bomb. The original of the 30th Floor gives me chills the way early 90′s techno of the same ilk does. Well done.” – Milkplant

“more textured jams from JGarrett. Always a good thing.” – M.Gervais

“Digging Seven for Eight…Thanks!” – Rubidium

Supported By: Drumcell, Brendon Moeller, Danny Tenaglia, Slam, Jerry Abstract, John Massey, DJ M-Traxxx, DJ JAK, Gr:uwe, Todd Gys, DJ Summer, Sone, Andrew Duke, Dreek Sol, DJ Trench, Andrew Souto, Jay Zoney, DJ Zach, Milkplant, M.Gervais

Title: Patchwork
Artist: John Massey
Remixers: Sone, JGarrett, Jay Zoney
Catalog No.: SUB006
Release Date: July 17, 2012

Tracks:
1. Patchwork
2. Cynical Memories
3. Patchwork (Sone Remix)
4. Patchwork (JGarrett’s Asphalt Mix)
5. Cynical Memories (Jay Zoney Remix)

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John Massey brings his laser-focused, heavy-grooving Techno to the Subspec fold with the release of his ‘Patchwork’ EP. The EP features two original tracks and three remixes. The title track, Patchwork, builds up and then warps an insistent Techno groove. Cynical Memories take applies a similar aesthetic to coiled tension.  These tracks are DJ-focused set builders in the best sense. Patchwork gets worked over by Sone and JGarrett. Sone’s mix is the razor-thin interface between stasis and movement, the sound of 4am frozen in time. JGarrett’s Asphalt mix takes the original on a dubby ride through classic Detroit party spots. The EP closes with Jay Zoney’s reworking of Cynical Memories where the ashes of yesterday’s parties hang thick in the air.

Reviews:

“really a great package of tracks! good work john!” – Drumcell

“nice one from my man john. really digging sones mix too… go nw! :) zoney mix is pretty rockin.. annihilating!!” – Bryan Zentz

“Solid release and will definitely be playing most of the tracks here!” – Cyanwave

“Solid release! Looking forward to slamming these tracks. Thanks” – Sone

“cynical memories and the sone remix are deep dark beastly tunes, great work on this!” – Revy, Bleep Sequence

“The originals def work for me. Will play!” – Jack Coleman/JAK

“Asphalt mix for me!” – Andrew Duke

“Wow, this has to be the best Subspec release to date. John is on a roll! Patchwork and Sone’s remix are my faves, but the whole EP is a huge winner.” – Milkplant

“Solid release from Subspec! I enjoy all mixes, but especially like John’s original of Patchwork as well as Sone’s mix. These will definately find a place in my sets!” – Jay Zoney

“ALL JOINTZ R HOT!!! IN FULL SUPPORT! DJ M-TRAXXX” – DJ M-Traxxx

Supported By: Drumcell, DJ M-Traxxx, Milkplant, Cyanwave, Jay Zoney, Tom Pooks, Slam, Bryan Zentz, The Square Root of Evil, Gr:uwe, DJ Summer, Jeff Keenan, Jerry Abstract, DJ Jak, Aaron Nesbitt, Sone, Bleep Sequence, Andrew Duke.

Cover Art By: The Automatic Message

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Title: Life Jacker
Artist: Symplx
Remixers: JGarrett
Catalog No.: SUB005
Release Date: July 6, 2012

Tracks:
1. Work the Codec (Jason Justin Mix)
2. Work the Codec (JGarrett Mix)
3. Back 2 Dat

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Decscription:

Life Jacker from your Jackers for Life at Subspec. We welcome Symplx into the family with the release of ‘Life Jacker,’ a brand new TechHouse EP from long-time Ontario master beat crafter Jason Justin. This EP is firmly rooted in classic Great Lakes Toronto/Detroit sensibilities and should have a home in the crate of any DJ looking to properly jack a party. ‘Work the Codec (Jason Justin Remix)’ is all about simple, deep grooves riding over shifting classic Roland TR-909 rhythms. JGarrett’s Dub inflected reinterpretation of ‘Work the Codec,’ retaining much of the flavor of the original while finding some new space to fit a smoother variety of jack in at a different angle. ‘Back 2 Dat’ eases some Acid into a similar restrained TechHouse approach, but turns the temperature up and lets things come to a rolling boil.

Reviews:

“jason justin mix is the one for me.” – DJ Sneak

“original and jgarrett mix are going in the bag.” – Brandon Moeller

“i like all of them! quality stuffs. back to dat is the one” – DJ Xentrix

“Nice smooth mix from JGarrett!” – M.Gervais

“Subspec strikes again! Back To Dat is a 808/303 gem. I love it! JGarrett’s mix of Work The Codec has a great summer time groove. Both of these will get played out!” – Jay Zoney

“Back to Dat will get a slot in my set…” – Paul Langley

“Symplx OG is solid. Thx!” – Jack Coleman/JAK

“Digging the Work the Codec mixes here, the JGarrett remix is definitely on our groove!” – Cyanwave

“Back to dat! Thanks for the ACID!!” – DVS1

“SLAMMIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IN FULL SUPPORT”)” – DJ M-Traxxx

Supported By: DJ M-Traxxx, Cyanwave, Sone, Milkplant, NoProfit, Jay Zoney, Brendon Moeller, Complicit, Audio Injection, John Massey, Paul Langely, Emash, Tom Pooks, Slam, DJ Jak, DJ Xentrix, Aaron Nesbit, M Gervais, DJ Sneak.

Cover photo by Graeme Foote of Skin and Bones Photography

Title: The Meltdown Remixes
Artist: Jay Zoney
Remixers: JGarrett, Keef Baker’s OCDC
Catalog No.: SUB004
Release Date: June 20, 2012

Tracks:
1. The Meltdown (JGarrett Remix)
2. The Meltdown (Keef Baker’s OCDC Remix)
3. The Meltdown (JGarrett’s Melting DJ Tool Mix)

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Decscription:

Subspec’s follow up to Jay Zoney’s ‘Near Future’ sees “The Meltdown” from that release put through the works by Keef Baker’s OCDC and JGarrett. JGarrett strips down Jay Zoney’s original to a slick minimalist vibe that whips up into an insistent acid frenzy. Keef Baker, of n5MD fame, debuts his new OCDC project buy teasing out intricate grooves amid the building fury of the original. A DJ tool version of JGarrett’s track is included which jettisons the acid lines in favor of the deep bass that underpins the track.

Reviews:

“Cool package, will def be using the tool, Thanks!” – Sone, From 0-1

“this heats you up and leaves you thirsty” – Igloo Magazine

“Great remix package here-Really like the JGarrett DJ Tool” – John Massey, From 0-1

“BIG fan of the JGarrett DJ tool. That’s the stuff!” – Milkplant, From 0-1

“Really diggin’ the tool here” – Trevor Jacobson, The Automatic Message

“JGarrett’s melting dj tool remix! perfect” – DJ Xentrix

“The bassline in the JGarrett remix is killer, this will destroy some dance floors for sure!” – Cyanwave

“Awesome remixes guys! I love both of JGarrett’s mixes.. The JGarrett Remix is a classic acid journey, and the DJ Tool is great for mixing and looping. Keef’s mix is a different take in his unique style. Great job! These will all get played out!” – Jay Zoney