Rare 12" Clear Vinyl DJ Sprinkles You Speak What I Know My Good Friends Tell Me
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Description
Up for grabs is the rare 12" Clear Vinyl edition of the DJ Sprinkles/SND collaboration in 2002 which produced this now just released singled sided 12". And wow what a release it is!
The first limited pressings were on clear vinyl.
This is New & Unplayed. Sleeve is still in shrink but unsealed to confirm the the limited nature of the 12".
Ships Registered/Tracked only.
Label: Boomkat Editions ?– BKEDIT12X1203
Series: BK12X12 – BKEDIT12X1203
Format: Vinyl, 12", Single Sided, Clear
Country: UK
Released: Jan 2017
Genre: House, Techno
Style: Deep House
A - My Good Friends Tell Me That
You Speak What I Feel are Terre Thaemlitz (DJ Sprinkles), Mark Fell + Mat Steel (SND), presenting here a previously unheard House killer produced in 2002 and completely destroying us!!!!
Next in the Boomkat 12 x 12 series is this total peach of a collaboration made in 2002 by three peers with a mutual passion for the deepest, original NYC garage and house grooves. It’s the first time that longtime friends Sprinkles and SND have used their collective handle You Speak What I Feel since an appearance on a Comatonse 10th Anniversary Compilation back in 2003, and finds the trio at their deadliest; producing a deep-as-anything, peak-time doozy riding a strolling bassline, pointillist claps and effervescent chords for 10 minutes of swingers’ bliss.
Since the late ‘80s, on either side of the Atlantic - Thaemlitz in the depths of NYC; Steel + Fell in the pivotal Sheffield rave scene - both groups of operators were indelibly influenced by the sensuality and egalitarian politics of the House music movement which had spread from marginalised Gay and Black communities in urban American cities to take root in places such as Northern England, where, back then, as now, many young people felt an instinctive affinity with house music and its origins.
By the late ‘90s Thaemlitz was established as a hugely individual artist and DJ blurring the distinctions between ambient, concrète and dancefloor musics. A few years later, In 1998, Fell + Steel forged their SND alias in Sheffield with a series of records that radically reduced garage to its barest essence. Fast forward a couple of years and it was only a matter of time before the trio would consolidate their discrete, cerebral and deeply sound-sensitive approaches in the most devastating fashion imaginable.
Made in 2002, at a time when House was firmly into its ‘mnml’ phase, and original Garage was reserved to weekenders or sped-up, 2-stepped and hyper, the elegant gait and sublimely tactile insistence of My Good Friends Tell Me That is a rare, exceptional example of producers returning to and reworking the foundational template and cooking up something fresh yet timelessly future-proofed in the process.
It’s a prime example of economy, discipline and restraint at the service of hedonism and a deep burning emotive grip, and we’re immensely proud to make it available for public consumption for the first time, at long last.
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