Various Artists - Classic Classic Chapter 01 / Various - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Dance and electronic
- Description: To mark three decades of Classic, this special edition double vinyl comes housed in a raw reverse board sleeve, calling back to the very first 'Seasons ' on the tag. The inner sleeves feature stunning orange and pink GMUND card stock, complete with embossed detailing-a tactile nod to Classic's design-led legacy and attention to craft.Volume 1 of the 3-part compilation series dives into Classic's most cherished moments-spanning both foundational tracks from the tag's early years and key highlights from it's post-2011 rebirth.Record One celebrates some of the first outings of Classic's original era. It opens with Matthew Herbert's sought-after 1996 cut 'Got To Be Movin'-a raw, Chicago-inspired groover that captures the sound of Classic's roots. Also featured is the monumental 'Somewhere Between Distance and the Impossible' by Chris Nazuka (of Rednail Kidz with Derrick Carter), a 1997 masterpiece steeped in atmosphere and widely regarded as one of the tag's most transcendental releases. Flip to Side B for Blaze's legendary 'Lovelee Dae', remixed into a club ready, ethereal dreamscape by Jon Marsh of The Beloved. To finish we have Gemini's hypnotic 'In My Head', transformed by prolific remixers on Classic - Freaks (Luke Solomon & Justin Harris) into a dubbed-out vocal trip that oozes character.Record Two picks up the story with Classic's reawakening in 2011. Seven Davis Jr's 'The One' (Live Edit) was the track that caught Luke Solomon's ear, paving the way for his Friends EP and long-standing connection with the tag. Red Rack'em's infectious and eccentric 'Wonky Bassline Disco Banger' found it's perfect home on Classic in 2016, quickly becoming one of the most talked-about records of the year. Then there's Eli Escobar's 'Happiness Pt. 2'-a rich, emotive standout from his Classic album work, showcasing his skill at blending deep grooves with raw soul. Rounding out the i
- Artist: Various Artists
- Title: Classic Classic Chapter 01 / Various
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Classic
- Release Date: 11/14/2025
- Genre: Dance and electronic
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- Product Name: Various Artists - Classic Classic Chapter 01 / Various - VINYL LP
- UPC: 826194702571
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