LQ-1181
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Momu -
Sixth & Mission Dub Pack |
This release gets at the dub concept in new ways with a pop-trap take from Schoolboy Crush (AKA Royal Sapien), warp-10 drum & bass from SF’s Marshall Watson, and some reggae-flavored chill from the original artist, Momu.
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LQ-1180
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Marshall Watson -
Love Me Back To |
Marshall Watson continues his streak of leftfield-inspired deep house with “Love Me Back To”. Both shimmery and dark, this release carries a heavy chug under swirling clouds of bright sonic detail, expertly woven percussive touches and vocal editing.
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LQ-1179
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Momu feat. Missa Hawk -
Sixth & Mission Remixes |
Both remixes are pure four-on-the-floor goodness, Issac’s featuring more of a techno push, and Jose’s with his signature combination of atmosphere and bounce.
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LQ-1178
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Dan Sherman -
Places EP |
Places EP is the debut release from San Francisco’s Dan Sherman. All five tracks are oceanically deep, intricate, and full of sonic surprises.
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LQ-1177
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Lifecycle/Fourth Product -
Lino Cosmos - Fourth Product Relays |
The phrase we use at the Loöq Record office for this type of sound is "Deep Cinematic".
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LQ-1176
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Momu -
The Mission |
With breakbeats, analog synths, and digital sculpting, Momu creates sounds both beautiful and dissonant, raising a playful middle finger to Silicon Valley while also celebrating the city’s history and idiosyncrasies.
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LQ-1175
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Jose Vizcaino -
Speechless |
“Speechless” continues the fine run of deep, yet large sounding house music from San Francisco's Jose Vizcaino.
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LQ-1174
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Marshall Watson -
Vibration Attention |
Marshall Watson goes even deeper with this two track release of emotive, leftfield progressive house (that many of you would actually call techno).
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LQ-1173
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Zach DeVincent -
Under Water EP |
With the “Under Water EP” Zach DeVincent presents 5 deep grooves of astonishing depth and quality.
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LQ-1172
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Marshall Watson -
Fine Day |
Edward Barton’s “Fine Day”, originally recorded a cappella in 1983 by Jane, and in the early 90’s by Opus III has now been reinterpreted by one of San Francisco’s hottest producers, Marshall Watson. This is electrifying, classic progressive with a thoroughly modern feel.
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