Dance/Electronic
The Juan Maclean DJ-Kicks
- !K7 Records
- 25/04/2010
- K7255CD
Dance/Electronic, Alternative/Indie, Alternative , House, El...
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| 1. Feliz Casa (Ian Breno Dub) The Juan Maclean |
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| 2. Spaghetti Circus Still Going |
05:47 | |
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| 3. Ebony Andre Crom, Luca Doobie |
02:51 | |
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| 4. Planets (The Revenge Lost Groove) 6th Burough Project |
03:57 | |
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| 5. Take Me A+O |
03:04 | |
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| 6. Get On Up!! (Theo Parrish' Late Dub (Mixed 1)) Rick Wilhite |
02:51 | |
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| 7. Here Today Gone Tomorrow Florian Meindl |
04:54 | |
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| 8. Don't Take It (Thomos Edit) Armando |
03:31 | |
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| 9. Like A Child Jee Day |
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| 10. I Know You Were Right Giom |
03:45 | |
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| 11. Chip Chip Alex Niggemann, SuperLounge |
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| 12. Pieces Of Me Manuel Sahagun |
05:26 | |
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| 13. Everybody Get On The Decks Sonny Foderra |
04:45 | |
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| 14. Laid Out (Fully Horizontal Mix) Danny Howells |
04:55 | |
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| 15. Simple Things (Todd Terje Version) Shit Robot |
05:20 | |
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| 16. Feel So Good (DJ-KiCKS) The Juan Maclean |
03:59 | |
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| 17. Get On Up!! (Theo Parrish' Late Dub (Mixed 2)) Rick Wilhite |
01:53 | |
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| 18. Feliz Casa (Frankel's Rhodes Workout) The Juan Maclean |
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Phonomonkey26/04/2010
That Juan MacLean is just a bundle of contradictions. Here he's created one of the year's best mix CDs-and not just a proper party mix, which it certainly is, but even what you might call an 'important' mix, a timely lesson in the enduring spirit of house music-and how does he choose to describe the process of putting it together? As an 'existential tailspin.' 'I really wasn't joking in the liner notes when I said that in the six months I knew I was going to do this mix, I spent most of the time agonizing over the relevance of doing a DJ mix in 2010,' says MacLean, a cheerful neurotic who's clearly serious about his craft. 'So much about DJ-ing has changed in the last 10 years. It seems that anyone at home can make their own mix, whether they're a proper DJ or not. Which begs the question, why bother putting them out at this point?''So at the end of the day I just came back to where I had started, which was basically wanting to do something that was representative of where I'm coming from in producing my own music, and also focusing on the current house music scene.'That's right: house music. Pumping, sweaty house music at its purest, from the churning pianos to the chopped-up vocals. Surprising? Maybe: DFA, the label MacLean calls home, is best known for post-punkish indie dance, and label co-founder James Murphy's dance-floor tastes run mostly to vintage disco.
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