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01. Drei Farben House - I'm Remaining Here (feat. Robert Owens)
02. Drei Farben House - Material Detective
03. Drei Farben House - Karyn's Dance
04. Drei Farben House - Smother (feat. Mavin)
05. Drei Farben House - Here (Knowledge And Wisdom)
06. Drei Farben House - Breakfast Rush
ARTIST
TITLE
Supreme Beats Series
FORMAT
LP

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TDPR 022LP TDPR 022LP
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RELEASE DATE
7/5/2019

Six songs, one sound signature, one vision. Supreme Beats Series by Drei Farben House is an album that firmly stands in the tradition of the big records of the disco era: a vinyl disc full of kicks and licks, just as much as two sides in amazing sound quality can hold. The album is the latest work of Michael Siegle, the Berlin-based producer and owner of Tenderpark Records. 13 years after Drei Farben House's first full-length on the acclaimed Force Tracks label (2006), it features contributions by singer and songwriter Mavin and none other than Robert Owens, who's voice shaped house music forever. The trademark sonic elegance of Drei Farben House blends perfectly with the timbre of the man behind Fingers Inc.'s "Mysteries Of Love". Siegle's work as a producer is not so much about turning this rich heritage upside down, but about refining it and creating a space within that realm that's very much his own. The title of the opening song with Owens states it: "I'm Remaining Here". And Supreme Beats Series invites you to come over and stay there, too, in a refuge of class and funkiness. The record offers dense layers of rhythm, vintage keyboard sounds, chucking guitar, and vocal samples that indulge in a many-voiced conversation. Not to forget the prominent, singing rather than walking bass lines performed by the hands of Michael Siegle himself with his bass guitar. You could think of Supreme Beats Series as a cross-section in time and space. It allows you to take a closer look at the here and now of a much bigger picture, both aesthetically and socially. Siegle uses the vocabulary of house music in a way that transcends its conception as merely a genre and speaks of the historic evolution and the profound roots of this music as a movement. His record takes inspiration from '60s Motown hits as well as the blue-eyed soul of the '80s, you can discover influences ranging from Philly's pre-disco craze to new jack swing and on to the heyday when house-pop divas stormed the charts. By drawing these lines, Siegle deliberately opens up the space of a visionary soul pop continuum.