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Robag Wruhme Dub Tech House Minimal 2009 Germany

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Robag Wruhme
Title:	Lampetee
Style:	Dub, Tech House, Minimal
Date of release:	2009
Country:	Germany
MP3 album size:	1501 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1271 mb
WMA album size:	1671 mb
Digital formats:	MPC MP4 APE FLAC MP3 MP2 AIFF

Tracklist Hide Credits

A	Lampetee	8:15
B	Lampetee (Nick Curly Remix) Remix – Nick Curly	8:12

Credits

Design – grosse-freiheit-design.de
Mastered By – Andreas Kauffelt
Written By, Producer – Gabor Schablitzki

Notes

w & p für movida records 2009
liebevoll verlegt durch tod's and fred's hamburg stadt
mastered @ schnittstelle
distributed by intergroove

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Movida001	Robag Wruhme als Die Dub Rolle	Robag Wruhme als Die Dub Rolle - Lampetee ‎(3xFile, WAV)	Movida Records	Movida001	Germany	2009
movida001	Robag Wruhme als Die Dub Rolle	Robag Wruhme als Die Dub Rolle - Lampetee ‎(12", RP)	Movida Records	movida001	Germany	2013
Movida001	Robag Wruhme als Die Dub Rolle	Robag Wruhme als Die Dub Rolle - Lampetee ‎(12", RP)	Movida Records	Movida001	Germany	2017
Movida001	Robag Wruhme als Die Dub Rolle	Robag Wruhme als Die Dub Rolle - Lampetee ‎(3xFile, MP3, 320)	Movida Records	Movida001	Germany	2009
movida001	Robag Wruhme als Die Dub Rolle	Robag Wruhme als Die Dub Rolle - Lampetee ‎(12", Promo)	Movida Records	movida001	Germany	2009

Envias

Robag Wruhme provides us with the first release from the new Frankfort based label, Movida Records, and it’s a beauty. It’s a slightly different sound from what we’re used to, with more elements of Dub involved. Both tracks are around the 124bpm mark, and aren’t prime time clubbing, but definitely provoke some kind of emotional response with the fantastically arranged chords, and great use of a Greek vocal. The sample, according to an informative review from minimaland.com, is from an ancient Greek song, from which the title originates. Movida also bring in the services of Nick Curly, for the remix on the b-side which has more groove is more appealing for the club environment. All in all, a great start for a new label, and I look forward to hearing more.