[NV011] Jon Doe - Scarpe Biance

if · Post by if » Thu Jan 03, 2008 11:42 am

After the great success obtained with the "Neovinyl Experience" compilation, we have the pleasure of saying goodbye to this year introducing the eleventh release of our catalogue. This great work "Scarpe Biance" is signed by one of the artists with more international projection in the netlabel scene in this moment, Jon Doe.

Jon Doe is a North American artist living in Rome and founder of the prestigious netlabel Stir Sound. In this release, he leaves us to see his more intimate and introspective side giving birth to one of the most deep and melodic works he has edited till now.

We are very proud of this new one not only for having Jon Doe in the Neovinyl family, but also for the great La Casa Famiglia remix from Yin Elek and the mastering by Osobu.

1. La Casa Famiglia
2. Lucrezia Love You
3. Deep Clean
4. Back_Slide_Step
5. La Casa Famiglia (Yin Elek Remix)

ZIP!

sven laux · Post by **sven laux** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:17 pm

grabbing it right now.

dsoul · Post by **dsoul** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 5:20 pm

yes, neovinyl and jon doe...a great combination

very good ep!

Snows · Post by **Snows** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 8:10 pm

On the download now.

Will post feedback later.

Snows · Post by **Snows** » Fri Jan 04, 2008 6:17 pm

Nice net release here. 'La Casa Famiglia' is the best on there in my opinion.

The Soylent Green remix is fucking deep aswell.

Always good beats Jon.

if · Post by if » Sat Jan 05, 2008 12:09 pm

Thanks for the feedback! Really happy with this one myself, and a real pleasure to work with Carlo and Baldo from Neovinyl.

Snows wrote:The Soylent Green remix is fucking deep aswell.

Glad you like the rework too. It was done for a ballet performance in Rome which I got a lot of satisfaction out of when it was done.

Storlon · Post by **Storlon** » Sat Jan 05, 2008 6:47 pm

Nice work here... like the "back slide step" track when played real loud

Snows · Post by **Snows** » Sat Jan 05, 2008 9:13 pm

if wrote:Thanks for the feedback! Really happy with this one myself, and a real pleasure to work with Carlo and Baldo from Neovinyl.

Snows wrote:The Soylent Green remix is fucking deep aswell.
Glad you like the rework too. It was done for a ballet performance in Rome which I got a lot of satisfaction out of when it was done.

Yeah its very emotional music, I imagined it being used in some sort of theatrical sense. Im going to include it in a deeper house mix im constructing with more net label releases rather than general releases.

Ill post you a cut of the final cut if you fancy a listen.