Club U Nite Germany レコード& CD

Review: It's impossible to talk about this label without drawing your attention to its superb catalogue naming conventions. The tunes are banging too, in this case with a timeless deep house bent from A Box of Goodies. 'The Nite' opens up with neat and warm chord stabs and succulent drum work with a US garage twist. 'End Of Luv' swells your heart with its summery rush of melodic goodness and 'Stompin' Pumpin' then gets down and dirty with some golden bells and chopped vocals. 'I'm The One' closes with a Kerri-style bounce and soul.

Review: We always love to hear from the Club Unite label because if nothing else it has our favourite catalogue numbering system of any label out there. The tunes are of course class too - old school house with a heavy Chicago influence. This various artists selection starts with the taught bass and spangled synths of Blak 'N' Orange's 'Feeling Real Good.' Black Chunes gets more raw and off kilter with the organ claps and clipped vocal cries of 'Don't Hold Back!' and then up the party with the piano bounce of 'Feel The Flow' complete with smooth and seductive vocal coos. Last of all, The Deep Music Agenda brings some US garage swing to 'That Crazy Thing'.

Review: Classic house anthems from the Club U Nite Records archives here, compiled on Deep Trax Volume One. Features some unreleased material from label chief Andreas Marek aka Mellow Man on the sensual mood music of 'I Need A Rhythm' (Re dub), in addition to the unmistakable Stateside shuffle on Reign Of Rhythm's 'Reign Of Swing' bringing some more heat on the A side. Turn over and you've got the deep down and dirty 'All I've Got' ('93 Dope Mix) by Da Houze Maroon and ending with the rather Frankie Knuckles influenced 'Swing Ting' (Jazzy Flute Mix) by Formular X with its infectious flute melody.

Review: The label with the finest catalogue number naming convention in all of dance music is back with another fresh slab of wax. This one from Purple Kush mix up US house and UK garage starting with the swinging sounds of 'Let The Spirit Flow' which has a beautiful organ line and heart wrenching vocal. 'La Bahia' is another one with throwback organs and a fat bassline over low slung and well swung drums. 'Make Your Mind Up' goes deep with chopped up vocal fragments and plenty of 90s house vibes and 'Purple Kush Theme' is a stoner reggae downtempo delight.

Review: The best catalogue naming convention in all of music belongs to the Club U Nite label, and the beats they offer up ain't bad either. This latest blue 12" is the third volume in their Dee Tax series and brings an array of fine artists to the fore. The sounds are house with a traditional bent - Purple Kush's 'It's A Feelin'' is deep but jacking with jazzy motifs, Mellow Man keeps it classy with a garage swing on 'Touch The Sky', Manhattan Project taps into a 90s New York dub house vibe on 'Get It Right' and a second Mellow Man shuts down with seductive smoothness.