[CRTQ006] Tennis Club Jazz, by Various Artists

[CRTQ006] Tennis Club Jazz

by Various Artists

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1.	DJibouti - Burlington Bounce 06:28	buy track
2.	Dan Corco - DiggR 05:40	buy track
3.	David Bulay - Is This 03:36	buy track
4.	DJacuzzi - In Your Vicinity 06:00	buy track
5.	DJ Psychiatre - Another Filter Jam 07:22	buy track
6.	GL4M - Black Star Line 05:25	buy track
7.	TOMATOSLICE - You Were Mine 06:04	buy track

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Music from Jinns and Tonic [Ep.3: Tennis Club Jazz]

There is quite an organic history to the Jinns and Tonic video series; heavily inspired by Katarakt’s Stoner House mixes and motivated by the termination of EELF’s first channel short of 200,000 subscribers. The first episode served as a call-to-action for rebuilding the temple that introduced multiple generations of listeners to the delicate pleasures of LoFi House. The culture pulled through and introduced new music from Quasar, DJ Ædidias, Nørus and several other young producers; setting a new precedent for premiering Various Artists compilations through YouTube/SoundCloud and giving exclusive content to the gate-keepers that deserve recognition for their curatorial duties. Consequently, Critique is scaling the influence of its artists and itself by facilitating these opportunities for all heavy-hitters, up-and-comers and superior-selectors to participate in something special, rooted in love for audiovisual ecstasy.

The third episode features the Critique wrecking crew DJibouti, DJacuzzi and GL4M alongside Rob Soul artist Dan Corco, Georgia State University student David Bulay, Francophone extraordinaire DJ Psychiatre and LoFi House's newest wizard TOMATOSLICE. While keeping to the series’ roots, “Tennis Club Jazz” departs from creating another hazy, expansive atmosphere and enters the Spring Equinox’s dance floor via red carpet, catwalk strut. You can watch the extended video mix for the VA exclusively on our friend Novaj's YouTube channel!

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released April 1, 2022

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