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Were happy to present another package with several of Korsakows classic Deep House tunes from the mid 90s. Some were only available on Vinyl up to now, some unreleased. Ghetto of the Mind and The Man (Rmx) are both Deep House outtakes from Alex Krugers Abduction EP for BCC, released in 1996. Line Vision was the title track for the 1997 Line Vision EP and was out on BCC as well. For this digital reissue we chose the unreleased first recording, which is even deeper as the one on the 12 and doesnt have any vocals. Additionally its about time to include the formerly unreleased 1995 original version of The Man, a classic, simple and pretty clubby uptempo Filter-Piano-Tech-House stomper. Finally Jazz (from 1997) and Need No Lie (recorded in 1995), both never released before, adding even more of that dry, early Chicago House vibe we love so much. These tunes are highly recommended for late night sets and for THAT kind of Deep House party we will never ever get tired of.Hope you dig!
Breaking the Age Barrier was supposed to be Korsakow's debut album. The thirteen tracks had been produced in 1997 for BCC Records but remained unreleased. Its mostly listening-oriented material including album versions of Abduction and Truth, both formerly released on BCC maxi singles. Groove Blues was released in 2002 on Komfort Music and Loop was revisited for the final 2004 debut album Ears. The tracks breathe Korsakow's simple lo-fi vibe of the time with low kicks, deep chords and in-your-face snares. We hope you dig!