TRUEBY, Rainer/VARIOUS - Soulgliding - Vinyl (gatefold 2xLP)

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Rainer TRUEBY/VARIOUS

Soulgliding(gatefold 2xLP)

BBE

Cat: BBE 480CLP. Rel: 10 Feb 20
Soul

Side 1 - Track 1. Ray & James - Nature Boy Side 1 - Track 2. Crystal Winds - Lovers Holiday Side 1 - Track 3. Cast - Sweetness Side 2 - Track 1. Mellaa - Makin' Love In The Fast Lane Side 2 - Track 2. Patrice Rushen - To Each His Own Side 2 - Track 3. Les Hooper - Lady Of The Night Side 3 - Track 1. Fifth Of Heaven - Just A Little More Side 3 - Track 2. Bridge - Next To Me Side 3 - Track 3. Ambiance - Camouflage Side 4 - Track 1. Peter Brown - Without Love Side 4 - Track 2. Demo Cates - Memories Of Moments Side 4 - Track 3. Donna McGhee - It Ain't No Big Thing Side 4 - Track 4. Cloud One - Dust To Dust

Back in the late 90s and early 2000s, Rainer Trueby compiled (or helped to compile) a string of Brazilian-focused compilations for his friends at Compost Records. It's perhaps surprising, then, that it's taken this long for him to get a chance to showcase some gems from his record collection. "Soulgliding" is as smooth, warm and glassy-eyed as you'd expect, with the German DJ/producer serving up a range of mostly obscure jazz-funk, soul-jazz, boogie and slow jam gems. Highlights are plentiful throughout, from the sparse-but-rich synth-soul of Patrice Rushen's "To Each His Own" and the sun-kissed shuffle of Bridge's "Next To Me", to the saccharine sweetness of Crystal Winds' "Lovers Holiday" and the low-slung jazz-funk bounce of "Memories Of Moments" by Demo Cates.