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Phil Weeks – Raw Instrumental LP

by Robsoul Recordings

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Release Date :March 9th 2012

Phil Weeks releases his third album ‘Raw Instrumental’ in March 2012 and continues his recent dedication to sampling and creating music with classic Akai MPC3000 sampler. Following on from his critically acclaimed ‘Love Affair’ album from early 2011, the Parisian house producer once again focuses on digging in the crates to find samples which are then cut, chopped, sliced, diced and expertly tweaked into 14 fresh dance floor bombs.

‘Raw Instrumental’ will be released on double pack vinyl and digital download through Phil Weeks’ own Robsoul Recordings, now in its 13th year. The album will be introduced with a 4 track sampler, containing ‘Dirty Groove’, ‘On Da Raw’, ‘Pimpin’ 4 Weeks’ and ‘Do That Dance’.

The album concept is introduced via Phil’s trademark spoken vocal on the first track: “Raw instrumental material, like MPC 3K beats, mostly based on the sound quality and everything that makes my head spin!” It’s a relatively simple concept, but one that takes true skill and mastery of both the studio and dance floor to execute effectively.

Speaking further of the production techniques and inspiration for ‘Raw Instrumental’ Phil explains, “I was also inspired and influenced by classic movies and used samples to create a full atmosphere for home listening — the album includes samples from The Godfather, How High, Friday and Foxy Brown.”

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