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Buy: https://blackloops.bandcamp.com/album... Black Loops distils a lifetime of making music into ‘Always Moving’, a debut album full of personality and ambition on Freerange Records. The Italian goes way beyond dance floor tools with guest musicians and vocalists including Harvey Sutherland, Byron the Aquarius and Marlena Dae. An endlessly creative producer who has brought constant invention to house music since his first release over a decade ago. His widescreen sounds take their cues from funk, soul and disco and are underpinned by a love of 90s grooves. They appeal to DJs and dancers alike which explains his constant demand for DJ sets around the world as well as his music being played and supported by the biggest names in the scene. After many years of vital 12"s and remixes, he now draws on everything he has learned and raises his levels with a fully realized full length. The blissed-out broken beats of ‘CDMX’ kick things off in soulful style, there's a deeper funk to ‘Mamao’ (a tribute to the hugely influential Azymuth drummer Ivan Conti) and ‘Detroit Love Letter ft. Byron The Aquarius’ is a warm and gooey deep house cut with majestic chords gelling the mix together. Marlena Dae is an emerging and hugely talented singer based in Berlin and features on tracks including the Metro Area-style disco bounce of ‘Electrical’ and ‘LSD’ as well as the weighty deep house of ‘Experience’. She also adds her stylish and seductive tones to ‘Pleasure Ride’ on which Harvey Sutherland features with some cosmic synth work. The rest of this most intimate and heartfelt record features the boogie-tinged retro-future synth glow of ‘Synesthesia’, dusty drums and twinkling late-night keys of ‘Time Space Matter‘and leggy downbeat lushness of ‘Intercourse’. The lo-fi and left-field Dilla-esquedrums of ‘Slow Jamz’ and loved-up strings and warm, bass guitar groove of ‘Good Bye Berlin’ close down the record in a tender fashion. ‘Always Moving’ is an artistic triumph that blends a personal and musical approach to production with lived-in grooves that warm the body and soul.