Jody Wisternoff - Way Out There June 013

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Posted by Salegon on Jun-29-2013 23:40:

Jody Wisternoff - Way Out There June 013

Some really good tunes in there. I like the tunes @23-, 35- and 52-minute mark.

Way Out There June 013 by jodywisternoff

Do you guys have any recommendations for a good recent dancefloor-house set?

Posted by Mr Game+Watch on Jul-03-2013 03:00:

Huge fan of Jody here.

A bit more on the nu-disco tip, but I haven't been able to stop listening to this LTJ Xperience set:

Luke Fair's latest is another good one:

Posted by miamitranceman on Jul-03-2013 11:40:

Re: Jody Wisternoff - Way Out There June 013

quote:
Originally posted by Salegon
Some really good tunes in there. I like the tunes @23-, 35- and 52-minute mark.

Way Out There June 013 by jodywisternoff

Do you guys have any recommendations for a good recent dancefloor-house set?

Agreed. Big fan.

Posted by vinnie97 on Jul-05-2013 05:14:

He's done the impossible, made Anjuna(Deep anyway) a listenable label.

Posted by rubez on Jul-05-2013 11:36:

at least two of his solo production were direct rip offs of other tunes.

one ripped off the riva/inxs precious heart. can't remember the other, but it was shockingly blatant. well produced, though.

and anjunadeep is a great label, their deep albums are always great. look forward to this one coming soon, though not convinced solo jody isn't a fraud. like nick was the main talent.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jul-05-2013 12:45:

quote:
Originally posted by vinnie97
He's done the impossible, made Anjuna(Deep anyway) a listenable label.

Anjunadeep isn't a bad label. They're actually working with some very respectable names these days as well - Tom Middleton, Jody, Midland, etc.

Posted by vinnie97 on Jul-05-2013 16:12:

^Yes, it would be fair to say they have made some good choices over the last 3 years in the A&R Dept.

quote:
Originally posted by rubez
at least two of his solo production were direct rip offs of other tunes.

one ripped off the riva/inxs precious heart. can't remember the other, but it was shockingly blatant. well produced, though.

and anjunadeep is a great label, their deep albums are always great. look forward to this one coming soon, though not convinced solo jody isn't a fraud. like nick was the main talent.

Electronic music has long since involved blatant sampling, the Way Out West albums (with Nick) being no exception (i.e. "Blue" samples the Theme from Withnail & I, "The Gift" samples Joanna Law's cover of Roberta Flack's "The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face"). Anyway, you've got that reversed as far as the production talents go. Jody started with hip hop in the 80s, a momentary stint with house and then rave/hardcore before finally meeting Nick (a couple of samples):

Nick has certainly come a long ways, however.

Finally, a "fraud" couldn't churn out a gem like this: