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  • aostler
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    February 16, 2010 at 2:06 am
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    Jamie Fisher – Shapes EP

    [LSCity Records – LSC001]

    myspace.com/jamiefishermusic

    INTERVIEW:

    http://www.leedsguide.co.uk/review/interview/jamie-

    fisher-ls-city-records-fi

    lth-at-mint/13352

    BUY IT : https://www.beatport.com/en-

    US/html/content/release/detail/222567/Shape%20EP

    VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiaIGp2tgYY

    As a 10-year-old child listening to German techno, acid

    rave and Dutch trance the writing was pretty much on the

    wall for young electronic music fan, Jamie Fisher…

    Having made himself familiar with decks at the tender age

    of 13, the ensuing years of practise paid off when he was

    given a residency at a Doncaster warehouse party at the

    age of 17. As is natural nowadays for any aspiring DJ,

    Jamie also set to work making his own records whilst

    continuing to DJ alongside some of the scene’s biggest

    players, and this Shapes EP is his latest offering…

    Thumping from the off, ‘Hexagon’ treads a solid tech house

    path with glints of light coming from key stabs and plenty

    of twisted, driving percussion littering the middle ground.

    When the resounding chords ring out at the midpoint,

    things build to a tense break before bouncing along on

    hands-in-the-air passage of rolling beats. It’s an

    underground slice of dance floor dynamite which will likely

    be lapped up by the likes of Dahlback, Deadmau5 et al.

    The remixes range from gnarled, more silvery tech edged

    affairs, to dubbed out, skipping drum patterns in a house

    mould and come from Lissat & Voltaxx, Marc Leaf and Colt

    Figure, offering something for everyone.

    Second track ‘Octagon’ has a thunderous, subliminal

    bottom end and comes to life with soaring synth lines,

    piston releases and frenzied percussion ‘til it bubbles over

    into a heads-up slice of undulating, moody 4/4 of the sort

    to ignite any decent dance floor.

    Another selection of fine and deviant remixes from Benny

    Royal and Phillip O round off this inaugural LSCity release

    with aplomb.

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