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Album Review: Various/Move D - Fabric 74

Matt MacMaster

"The zen house Presario offers a mix that nicely balances high pressure house with subtle ambient undertones"

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The Fabric series continues with Move D on decks for Fabric 74. The zen house Presario offers a mix that nicely balances high pressure house with subtle ambient undertones, streaming along at a brisk pace and maintaining momentum, with little build-up or breakdown. It's a bright mix that plays with some nice vocal tracks early (Liberty City's Some Lovin' bobs and weaves on the floor) and punctuates the latter half's deeper textural complexities with upbeat stabs of colour. It stumbles a bit with Willow's fractured track, Feel Me, but the record is a tight addition to Fabric's catalogue.