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Zûg's music is all too easy to sink into, warm inviting tones yet there’s an intriguing complexity behind it. It seems as though he has found the formula for creating cult music – timeless works that move the listener to that otherworldly state.
Review from:
www.saywhatmag.com/zug-cult-music/
Having previously impressed with two suitably atmospheric EPs on Propersound, Zug has decided to launch his own imprint. This label debut is naturally rather delicious, with the producer offering up a quartet of analogue-rich cuts that effortlessly combine the sci-fi sounding futurism of Detroit with the comforting melodiousness of Larry Heard. Such is the quality throughout that picking highlights is tough, though we're particularly enjoying the gentle grooves and alien melodies of "Constancia" and the suitably dubby, intergalactic pulse of EP opener "Algeria". Elsewhere, "Bienestar" combines bleeping melodies, dreamy chords and shuffling, tech-house style beats, while "Celebration" sees him wrap far-sighted electronics around a bustling, two-step influenced rhythm track.
Review from:
https://www.juno.co.uk/search/?facet%5Blabel_facet%5D%5B%5D=zug+spain&solrorder=relevancy&hide_forthcoming=0
Fans of Herbert's glorious micro-house days will love this one, balancing intricate production that sit between house and minimal with that subtle bounce that made Herbert & Akufen's productions so essential in the early 2000s. In 2 parts, dont forget to check part B!
Review from: https://www.phonicarecords.com/label/zug-records/159430/all/latest/desc
Okay we will treat these two magnificent 12"s by Zûg as one, because we can't really imagine one without the other - both are so indicative of a producer in his prime, they complement each other so well, and we have both in stock at once. "Alegria" is magical - kinda has that tight SND thing going on in the chords but is actually dance music. Tracks like "Bienestar" and "Celebración" feature tranquil wide-open ambience with kooky FX, like very much evocative of some oceanfront property party spots we have seen in Uruguay. Then we have the deeper part two, with woozy strutters like "Bellaza" and "Felicidad" and the curvaceous and deep "Paciencia" and "Amor". Remember when Villalobos was really in his prime, like really in the proverbial minimal house "window"? That's what this is like...major recommendation.
https://www.amoeba.com/algunos-sentimientos-pt-1-12-zug/albums/4130277/
第一弾！ヴァイナル・オンリー！ピュアなアナログ・ディープ・ハウス！Propersoundレーベルからも作品をリリースするベルリン拠点のアーティストZugが、自身のレーベルをスタートしてニュー・シングルをリリース！繊細でピュアなシンセとドラムマシンのアンサンブルが気持ち良い上質なディープ・ハウス・トラック！「Algunos Sentimientos」と題されたコンセプチュアルなシリーズ第一弾！既にアンダーグラウンドで話題の一枚です！お早めにどうぞ。。
Review from:
www.technique.co.jp/item/175115,ZUG001-A.html
Review from:
www.saywhatmag.com/zug-cult-music/
Having previously impressed with two suitably atmospheric EPs on Propersound, Zug has decided to launch his own imprint. This label debut is naturally rather delicious, with the producer offering up a quartet of analogue-rich cuts that effortlessly combine the sci-fi sounding futurism of Detroit with the comforting melodiousness of Larry Heard. Such is the quality throughout that picking highlights is tough, though we're particularly enjoying the gentle grooves and alien melodies of "Constancia" and the suitably dubby, intergalactic pulse of EP opener "Algeria". Elsewhere, "Bienestar" combines bleeping melodies, dreamy chords and shuffling, tech-house style beats, while "Celebration" sees him wrap far-sighted electronics around a bustling, two-step influenced rhythm track.
Review from:
https://www.juno.co.uk/search/?facet%5Blabel_facet%5D%5B%5D=zug+spain&solrorder=relevancy&hide_forthcoming=0
Fans of Herbert's glorious micro-house days will love this one, balancing intricate production that sit between house and minimal with that subtle bounce that made Herbert & Akufen's productions so essential in the early 2000s. In 2 parts, dont forget to check part B!
Review from: https://www.phonicarecords.com/label/zug-records/159430/all/latest/desc
Okay we will treat these two magnificent 12"s by Zûg as one, because we can't really imagine one without the other - both are so indicative of a producer in his prime, they complement each other so well, and we have both in stock at once. "Alegria" is magical - kinda has that tight SND thing going on in the chords but is actually dance music. Tracks like "Bienestar" and "Celebración" feature tranquil wide-open ambience with kooky FX, like very much evocative of some oceanfront property party spots we have seen in Uruguay. Then we have the deeper part two, with woozy strutters like "Bellaza" and "Felicidad" and the curvaceous and deep "Paciencia" and "Amor". Remember when Villalobos was really in his prime, like really in the proverbial minimal house "window"? That's what this is like...major recommendation.
https://www.amoeba.com/algunos-sentimientos-pt-1-12-zug/albums/4130277/
第一弾！ヴァイナル・オンリー！ピュアなアナログ・ディープ・ハウス！Propersoundレーベルからも作品をリリースするベルリン拠点のアーティストZugが、自身のレーベルをスタートしてニュー・シングルをリリース！繊細でピュアなシンセとドラムマシンのアンサンブルが気持ち良い上質なディープ・ハウス・トラック！「Algunos Sentimientos」と題されたコンセプチュアルなシリーズ第一弾！既にアンダーグラウンドで話題の一枚です！お早めにどうぞ。。
Review from:
www.technique.co.jp/item/175115,ZUG001-A.html
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