DJ PIERRE - ACID 88 VOLUME III 2x12" 2017 UK BLACK WHITE VINYL ACID HOUSE EX+
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DJ PIERRE - VARIOUS

'Acid 88 Volume III'

(AAP018) Afro Acid records

Released in 2019

2 x 12" (one black and one white vinyl)

UK pressing

Mark Archer – Jack The Box

Lauren Flax – The Acid Flex

Acidulant – Attack Of The 303

A Guy Called Gerald – Inter Funk

Alinka – Everything In Time

Jaquarius – Gille Et John

K-Alexi & Tony Lovelesss – Rat Trap

Type-303 – TR (Rhythm)

Hiroko Yamamura – Angles

Hunter Lombard – Unlocked

Ali Berger – Wave Subarctic

Beyun – Nite Trippin

Acid 88 celebrates the origins of acid house by featuring a selection of new acid tracks from legendary artists and fresh, rising talent. Together these tracks showcase the breadth and depth of acid—from house to techno, from jackin to deep. It is also a tribute to the life and legacy of DJ Spank—may he rest in power.

  Things kick off with rave master and Altern8 man Mark Archer who goes for a wild and wonky workout on ‘Jack The Box.’ Other legends like A Guy Called Gerald goes for a deeper, more creepy acid vibe on ‘Inter Funk’, while Chicago great K’ Alexi Shelby links with Tony Loveless for a super frantic techno pumper with ‘Rat Trap’ and Detroit native Ali Berger keeps things supple and subtle with his hypnotic ‘Wave Subarctic.’  

Berlin native Alinka steps away from labels like Crosstown Rebels and Leftroom to take us on a lively peak time adventure that has a bassline to die for before Jaquarius offers up an instant classic. Chicago mainstay Hiroko Yamamura keeps things deep and driving with ‘Angles’ whilst elsewhere Acidulant, Lauren Flax, Hunter Lombard and Beyun all keep the quality high as they explore classic jack, minimalism and peak time jams all run through with their own unique acid styles. This is an essential overview of modern acid that packs as much punch now as the original 303 sounds did way back in the eighties.

Both records grade EX+. 

The sleeve (which is still in it's shrinkwrap) grades EX (very light wear apart from a crease across the bottom right corner). 

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