DHS 11 - Part 4 (S)

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Clark - Black Stone - latest addition to the DHS tradition of an occasional, mournful, piano piece.  Lovely.
Goth-Trad - Man In The Maze - First time through I didn't like it, second time was better - listening now it's ok and I'd like to hear it placed in the context of the mix you originally referred to when you picked it...
AES DANA - Borderline - *ahem* First time through I didn't like it, second time was better - listening now it's ok and I'd like to hear it placed in the context of the mix you originally referred to when you picked it...
Erol Alkan & Boys Noize - Waves (Chilly Gonzalez Piano Remake) - get quite excited by the first two minutes of this each time I hear it, then it just tails off somehow...
Lee Burridge & Mathew Dekay - Fur fie Liebe - quite simply just a very, very good record - beautifully understated, wonderfully economical - EVERY single little component adds something and there isn't a gramme of flab on it

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Sleeping At Last - Households - it's growing on me.  Slowly, but it is growing.
Rudimental - Not Giving In - I get the sentiment aspect but I struggle with the fella's voice a bit, which is a real shame 'cos the ebb and flow of the track, especially its peaks, are lush.
Claptone - Cream - Heard this a couple of times at Adrian's and a couple more since on LSD2 - very nice indeed - the rising/falling strings in the middle remind me very much of a blue vinyl bootleg I used to play *gets distracted searching on Discogs*
Justin Martin - Butterflies - noticed this was on Sasha's recent Beatport chart, and it's well-picked by you from there - made me dig out some other Justin Martin stuff, see below...
Alicia Keys - 101 - hmmmm, I've tried but I can't get it to work.  Bound to be one of those tunes that I hear sometime later this year playing out of someone's window or something and will hit me instantly...

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Woozy With Cider - worth including for the name alone.  Could easily get pretentious about this but will suffice to simply say it's lovely.  Really, really, lovely.

Matilda's Dream - I placed this at number three in my top ten tunes of last year, describing it as, 'trench-deep-squelchy-acid-spangles.'

The Fugitive (Sei A Remix) - triggered by D's inclusion of his Justin Martin track above.  Possibly the first bit of work by Sei A that I picked up - absolute stonker from a few years back - played this on many an occasion and think I used it in a mix but can't remember which one...

Schwindelig (Ian O'Donovan Remix) - first time a track by Kollektiv Turmstrasse has made a DHS list - somewhat surprising but...  There are some tracks you just KNOW are big.  This is one of them.

Sedulous (Mickey Remix) - second appearance for Sebastien Tellier on DHS.  First time round for him went very well - I'm pretty confident this will do fairly well for him too.  Used it on LSD2.  As ever his lyrics simply aren't worth the effort required discern them - just make up some sounds of your own that fit and bounce along to it...