SlothBoogie Podcast

Danny is in this week for the SB Radio Show, still fighting off the flu so strictly business this week.. Grab a Stein, it'll be fine!

From playing his dad’s Hammond B3 organ as a child to experimenting with various instruments into his teenage years, it was only natural that Toronto-native Demuir would centre his life around music. As he focused his sights on the DJ world, Demuir developed an eclectic house sound that exudes funky, sexy, and soulful beats, and is consistently recognized and sought by fellow artists and dance music fans around the world.

The man exudes house from every pour. Here we find him in fine form, hitting it out the park alongside fellow Candian house fiend, Toronto Hustle. Enjoy.

Tiptoes makes a welcome return to SlothBoogie Records this November with a fresh four-track EP, entitled ‘The Akai Samurai Strikes Again’.

Glasgow’s Tiptoes has long been a respected name in the Scottish electronic music circuit, bringing his eclectic style to the table as a DJ, blending everything from jazz to jungle, house to techno, garage, broken beat and many more genres. His productions are a nod to his many influences and once again with this EP were treated to an amalgamation of sounds. The project follows on from his recent acclaimed EP on Darius Syrossian’s Moxy Music entitled ‘Cuss Tomato’.

‘Techno Woo’ leads the way and see Tiptoes embracing a filter house feel, merging a number of choppy funk licks, vocal chants, and bass lines in an ever-unfolding dynamic matter, while dusty drums carry the bouncy groove throughout. ‘Brotherman’ then tips the focus on to soul drenched guitar lines, brass melodies, snaking bass grooves and hypnotic vocal lines alongside loose, swinging percussion.

Opening the flip side is ‘Mars Landings’, embracing a deeper house aesthetic courtesy of hazy Rhodes chords,

swelling vocal loops and organic drums before ‘Strings’ rounds things out, as the name would suggest the

composition is built around expansive string melodies, gritty bass stabs and sturdy, thunderous drums.

Tiptoes makes a welcome return to SlothBoogie Records this November with a fresh four-track EP, entitled ‘The Akai Samurai Strikes Again’.

Glasgow’s Tiptoes has long been a respected name in the Scottish electronic music circuit, bringing his eclectic style to the table as a DJ, blending everything from jazz to jungle, house to techno, garage, broken beat and many more genres. His productions are a nod to his many influences and once again with this EP were treated to an amalgamation of sounds. The project follows on from his recent acclaimed EP on Darius Syrossian’s Moxy Music entitled ‘Cuss Tomato’.

‘Techno Woo’ leads the way and see Tiptoes embracing a filter house feel, merging a number of choppy funk licks, vocal chants, and bass lines in an ever-unfolding dynamic matter, while dusty drums carry the bouncy groove throughout. ‘Brotherman’ then tips the focus on to soul drenched guitar lines, brass melodies, snaking bass grooves and hypnotic vocal lines alongside loose, swinging percussion.

Opening the flip side is ‘Mars Landings’, embracing a deeper house aesthetic courtesy of hazy Rhodes chords,

swelling vocal loops and organic drums before ‘Strings’ rounds things out, as the name would suggest the

composition is built around expansive string melodies, gritty bass stabs and sturdy, thunderous drums.

Tiptoes makes a welcome return to SlothBoogie Records this November with a fresh four-track EP, entitled ‘The Akai Samurai Strikes Again’.

Glasgow’s Tiptoes has long been a respected name in the Scottish electronic music circuit, bringing his eclectic style to the table as a DJ, blending everything from jazz to jungle, house to techno, garage, broken beat and many more genres. His productions are a nod to his many influences and once again with this EP were treated to an amalgamation of sounds. The project follows on from his recent acclaimed EP on Darius Syrossian’s Moxy Music entitled ‘Cuss Tomato’.

‘Techno Woo’ leads the way and see Tiptoes embracing a filter house feel, merging a number of choppy funk licks, vocal chants, and bass lines in an ever-unfolding dynamic matter, while dusty drums carry the bouncy groove throughout. ‘Brotherman’ then tips the focus on to soul drenched guitar lines, brass melodies, snaking bass grooves and hypnotic vocal lines alongside loose, swinging percussion.

Opening the flip side is ‘Mars Landings’, embracing a deeper house aesthetic courtesy of hazy Rhodes chords,

swelling vocal loops and organic drums before ‘Strings’ rounds things out, as the name would suggest the

composition is built around expansive string melodies, gritty bass stabs and sturdy, thunderous drums.

Tiptoes makes a welcome return to SlothBoogie Records this November with a fresh four-track EP, entitled ‘The Akai Samurai Strikes Again’.

Glasgow’s Tiptoes has long been a respected name in the Scottish electronic music circuit, bringing his eclectic style to the table as a DJ, blending everything from jazz to jungle, house to techno, garage, broken beat and many more genres. His productions are a nod to his many influences and once again with this EP were treated to an amalgamation of sounds. The project follows on from his recent acclaimed EP on Darius Syrossian’s Moxy Music entitled ‘Cuss Tomato’.

‘Techno Woo’ leads the way and see Tiptoes embracing a filter house feel, merging a number of choppy funk licks, vocal chants, and bass lines in an ever-unfolding dynamic matter, while dusty drums carry the bouncy groove throughout. ‘Brotherman’ then tips the focus on to soul drenched guitar lines, brass melodies, snaking bass grooves and hypnotic vocal lines alongside loose, swinging percussion.

Opening the flip side is ‘Mars Landings’, embracing a deeper house aesthetic courtesy of hazy Rhodes chords,

swelling vocal loops and organic drums before ‘Strings’ rounds things out, as the name would suggest the

composition is built around expansive string melodies, gritty bass stabs and sturdy, thunderous drums.

A rather special yet chaotic edition of the SlothBoogie Radioshow for you this week. We invited Joe from @kassiansound down to record a little live B3B mix with us at Voices Radio in Coal Drops Yard to warm up for our party with them at Tola this Saturday 19th Nov.

Get stuck into two hours of the finest rollers, slammers, thumpers, woofers and pingers to get you through the week and prepped for the weekend.

Definitely check out their new label @fauxpoly for what will undoubtedly be a goldmine of massive tracks.

Tickets for Tola : https://ra.co/events/1603912

Equally at home as a record producer, a session bass player, and a diverse selector, Nathan Thomas has become a formidable presence in India’s independent music scene. The Mumbai-based musician’s solo project, NATE08, treads the hallowed, groove-oriented territories of Funk, RnB, and House. Nathan imbues his productions with a sense of familiarity with classic records of the past while adding fresh energy to 21st-century dance-floors.

To celebrate his forthcoming album on Needwant, Nate has delved into the NW archives and brought together a mix from their back catalogue.

https://lnk.to/Needcd050

"Special one, this mix. All my favourite sounds from the Needwant discography as well as a few tunes from my upcoming album Furaha." - Nate

More doof doof than you can shake a stick at

"This set contains only released and upcoming @miurarecords tracks. I recorded this one super spontaneously at home - I didn't have a setlist beforehand and just knew I wanted to start deep and gradually increase the energy.

The guest mix features a part of the very diverse shades of House music we release on Miura - from Deep House through Acid and breaks-infused House to Garage and Hip House." - @sam_paradise

Miura Records is a record label based in Valencia, Spain. It was founded in Spring 2021 as a sub label of the "walking house label" @thebasementmusic. The music released on Miura is deep and raw, with a focus on underground and leftfield House. Nevertheless, since its creation, Miura has become a home for various genres such as Deep- and Acid House, Garage, Hip House, D'n'B and Deep Tech. Tracks released on Miura have been played by artists such as Bicep, Cinthie, Kid Simius, Low Steppa and Luke Solomon.