They are at it again!  Support From: Aki Bergen - Mark Farina - Nick Warren - Ethyl - Soul Minority - Milton Jackson - Danny Tenaglia - Osunlade - Nick Holder - Craig Smith - Stacey Pullen - Hernan Cattaneo - Alexander Maier - Laurent Garnier - Audiofly - Oscar P - DJ Sneak - D:Fuse - Jay Tripwire and More.

"Love Generator" is impressively fluid, a tactile fusion of old skool disco values, contemporary deep house and intoxicating nu-disco. The result is something fresh and casually funky.

"No Turning Back" sees them traversing the mountain pass of touchy-feely slo-mo disco-house, while "Keyboard Cat" displays their skill for crafting memorable deep house. As if that wasn't enough to get the juices flowing, there's also a tasty remix of "Love Generator" from The Dead Rose Music Company that turns it into a sparse, spacey, vocal deep house jam.

Tracklist

Benard Jones - "Main Ingredient" (Kink remix) 

Soul Minority - "Six-Nine" (Bleep District Sole Majority remix)

Francis Inferno Orchestra - "Go Easy On Me Girl" 

Giano - "Shoulda Been You"

KiNK - "Trevoga"

Quell - "One In A Million" 

JT Donaldson & Giom - "Lets Make A Record" 

Kirby feat Redeye - "Be Happy"  

Atnarko - "Thinkin Bout You" (Milton Jackson remix) 

KiNK - "Honey Beats" 

Review:
With its hazy vocal samples, tactile riffs and touchy-feely melodies, "Slow Down" is the deep house equivalent of having your oily nether regions gently groped by the man or woman of your dreams. It's closer to deep house than nu-disco, if truth be told, but like most Kolour releases it sits somewhere between the two genres, bobbing along at a serious head-nodding pace. Frank Brooker ups the tempo a few notches on his deliciously deep late night take, while Ethyl explores the potential of vintage drum machines on his version. The EP also includes a brilliantly deep and melodic solo cut from Lokiboi, "Soul Twist", alongside a delay-laden tweak from Rhythm Operator.

Giano - "Soul Dancin"

Simon Weiss - "Six Seven Jazz"

Neighbour - "First Night"

Luv Lux - "Waterpark Funk" (Marcus Aurelius dub)

The 312 - "So Strong" 

Huxley & Jonny Cade - "Pickerdillo" 

James Johnston - "Shes Gone" 

Lucas Keizer - "Therapy"

Two Deep - "Be Right" 

Audio Soul Project - "Bluebird"

James Johnston - "You're Still The Same" (Ethyl's Wheezy Garage mix)

"Love Generator" is impressively fluid, a tactile fusion of old skool disco values, contemporary deep house and intoxicating nu-disco. The result is something fresh and casually funky.

"No Turning Back" sees them traversing the mountain pass of touchy-feely slo-mo disco-house, while "Keyboard Cat" displays their skill for crafting memorable deep house. As if that wasn't enough to get the juices flowing, there's also a tasty remix of "Love Generator" from The Dead Rose Music Company that turns it into a sparse, spacey, vocal deep house jam.

Over the last two years, Kolour has proved to be one of the most consistent house labels around. Offering a blend of warm deepness and disco-flecked fun, they've quickly become one of the most-checked imprints around. This third label compilation offers further proof of their savvy A&R policy. There's much to admire, from the eyes-wide-shut goodness of Ryan Kick and intricate, string-laden muddiness of KINK, to the Candido-biting disco-house fun of Giano & EZO's "Thousand Souls" and Pol_On's uplifting piano jam "Used To Say". If touchy-feely deep house is your thing, look no further.

Tracklist

Giano & EZO - "Thousand Souls"
Yogi & Husky - "Monday Blues" (Yogi & Husky Tech Wash remix)
Ryan Kick - "Always Thinking About You"
Gene Siewing - "Tell Yall Some"
Kinky Movement - "Hold That Groove" (Sun City Hustlers mix)
Lux Lux - "Waterpark Funk" (Above Ground Pure Energy remix)
KiNK - "Tropic"
Marcus Aurelius - "Johnny Moomin"
Giano - "Good Times"
Pol_On - "Used To Say"

Rhythm Plate - "Dirty"

Pol_on - "Hope To See You There" 

Huxley & Jonny Cade - "Light Up"

Delano Smith - "I Fly" 

Soul Minority - "SIX-NINE" 

Audio Soul Project - "What You've Been Missing" 

Hustle N Flow - "Mixed Signals" (Busy remix)

Aki Bergen - "October 14" 

Soul Minority - "When The Summers Gone" 

Mikkael - "Southwest" (Sun City Hustlers remix) 

Huxley - "Dark Bourbon" (Special Bonus Track)

Russian prodigy Volta Cab makes his Kolour Recordings debut on Kolour Recordings sister label, Undertones. 

Toronto production talent The Noodleman is at the helm for the latest release from the always impressive Kolour, and like the label's prior output you don't want to miss out on the Starlight EP as there's some impressive remixes to boot. The original is a fine example of low slung deep house, emerging slowly from the depths with impressive shimmer into the sun kissed laid back main refrain that's subtly dominated by a hypnotic bassline. The Noodleman's more celebrated compatriot Eddie C is the first to remix the track, offering a smart digital dub wise take that's notable for the percussive crunch and sudden deviation into accordion led skankout! Up next, Wolf Music's Medlar adds to his rising repute with a clipped house effort that swiftly settles into a nice bouncing refrain led by the simmering synth patterns, whilst OOFT graces Kolour for the first time with a straight up house refix. Tip!

supported by Sebastian Davidson, The Revenge, Mike Clark, Doc Martin, Miguel Migs, Willie Graff, Kiko Navarro, Joshua Wilkins, Pol_On, Scope

The brilliantly-named Griffin James continues his meteoric rise with the delivery of another strong EP, this time for Kolour Recordings. "Sing To Me" is a touch different to previous Francis Inferno Orchestra releases, but still boasts Griffin's trademark production and attention to detail. The lead cut builds a lolloping deep house groove around lazy midtempo drum breaks, offering both laidback shuffle and effortless atmospherics. Both the brighter "Go Easy On Me Girl" and Deep Space Orchestra-ish "All Up In This Shit" return to more traditional deep house pastures, mixing chunky 4/4 grooves with delicious organs and intoxicating pads.

It's no secret that Melbourne, Australia have been on quite a savage tear as of late. Melbourne is home to such folks as Lewie Day (aka Tornado Wallace), Mic Newman (aka Fantastic Man), Francis Inferno Orchestra, Weekend Express, The Tortoise, Andy Hart, and the rest of the fine folks at Melbourne Deepcast. For the 11th instalment on our Undertones imprint, we are pleased to present a stunning four-tracker of proper, lo-slung Melbourne deepness served up by a fresh new talent who simply goes by Kitano. We are excited to host his debut release and hope youll join us in welcoming him to the fray!

Having released well received EPs on Tensnake's Mirau label and Mule Electronic in recent few years, as well as numerous others, Iron Curtis here finds himself on Kolour Recordings for this similarly fantastic EP. "Goma" is a warm piece of deep house that utilises a curious pitched down vocal sample which is particularly dark in its execution, whilst "You" is a slow moving piece of foggy disco, with a bassline so low it's almost melodically imperceptible, whilst synth chords undulate beneath the surface. The San Soda remix of "Goma" lightens the mood by sharpening up the percussion and adding some rippling keys, whilst the Mano Le Tough remix of "You" removes the haze and adds some virtuoso piano over the original's deep groove.