FULLBARR

Introducing Fullbarr, An exciting, forward thinking independent record label based in Leeds, UK. Focusing on alluring , mood setting and provocative electronic music. FB is powered by the amazing, inspirational parties, music, artists & friends from around the globe.


"it all makes for another interesting EP from fullbarr, which we're following more avidly with each release"- MIXMAG, feb 2012

Monday, 17 June 2013

 

Arthur Barr Live @ Flux Closing Party





Monday, 8 April 2013

 

Fullbarr Package £21


A little offer on the table here to get 4x vinyl and the digital remix compilation for £21 + P &P.

Only 10 packs available.

Titles included Original and remixes from Immer, Samaan, Jan Tenner, Kris Wadsworth, Vince Watson, Hans Berg, Luke Solomon, Losoul, Kalabrese

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Thursday, 28 February 2013

 

teshno...


Ok so when I got offered a really poor quality teshno t-shirt the other week in a dark underground dancing venue the last person I expected it to be Kristan Caryl handing them out.

But i really thought id give his old blog a shout..the teshcast series [for which I am a past contributor] has really been so solid and for me really sticks out over the drones of standard podcast series that are available for your ears. I did an interview with him earlier in the blog HERE

My current fav....








Wednesday, 27 February 2013

 

Luke Solomon is back......




Well i must say its a proud moment for me, a lot of things coming together to make this release so special , its not often you can work with a very respected genius underground house producer and a personal inspiration through his classic record label.

So for number 007 i introduce again Mr Luke Solomon to Fullbarr







Norm Talley - CrashBeat for me! Soundin Klassic to me:)

Erol Alkan  great , thanks!!

Appleblim  raw jackin niceness, will defo be playing these out!

Norm Talley CrashBeat for me! Soundin Klassic to me:)

Midland Crash beat and Hoover Bag for me, got a kind of UK Funky feel which is great.

Toby Tobias this is a BADBOY EP great one Luke x

Droog Heavy beats and wicked bass. Good stuff here.

Gavin Herlihy Very cool release.. all in the bag for club play

Loco Dice - Crash Beat is my fave

Franck Roger -crash beat is my fav, excellent ep

Seth Troxler - hoover bag like woah!!!

Art Department  nice one luke good groovy techno

Jacques Renault  cool tracks! gonna test these out for sure

Delano Smith Peaktime heaters! Excellent!

Axel Boman really like this!!! especially the crash beat track. thanks!!












Friday, 25 January 2013

 

REMIX COMPETITION



OK  here is an amazing chance to remix one of Dixon's favorite tracks of 2012, released on Vinyl only last year is the super "MACHINES" track from Hans Berg, also on the package was Ed davenport and the great Immer.

The Winner will feature on a special compilation with some very hot producers indeed.

To enter hit me an email for the parts djarthurbarr@hotmail.co.uk










Monday, 14 January 2013

 

Music that makes sense #3

JAZZMATIKK & BODDHI SATVA FEAT. MISSUM - AND OTHER WORLDS (KAI ALCE VOCAL MIX)
 


DEMON - LIL' FUCK (DEMON & ETIENNE DE CRECY FUNKASIZED VERSION)

HEIKO VOSS - I THINK ABOUT YOU (GEIGER REMIX)


Just to keep you going...

Thursday, 10 January 2013

 

Sublime business from Amsterdam...


Simon Weiss has long been a favourite of ours with his first two outings on Rush Hour, 'Amsterdam Wave' on the end of year 'All Stars Compilation' and a solo EP, contained some of the finest house and techno cuts that we have leant our ears too over the last couple of years. This third offering, an extremely well crafted 10", encapsulates an air of melancholic beauty drawing inspiration from Fritz Lang's 1920's sci-fi epic 'Metropolis'. Teamed with a group of like-minded photographers and graphic designers, Weiss has managed to create something that not only tells an excellent story of their own views on a dystopian society, it is also extremely innovative and thought provoking. The complete EP also comes with a handprinted photo and graphic blueprint from the other members of the design team...Neat.

We wholeheartedly look forward to the future offerings Simon has up his sleeve. Check the full EP below.




Tuesday, 8 January 2013

 

Music That Makes Sense #2

THOMAS BRINKMANN - WALK WITH ME

THE XX - VCR (MATTHEW DEAR REMIX)

KERRIER DISTRICT - LET'S DANCE AND FREAK

A bit of sleaze for y'all..

 

Homegrown...


Something that caught our eye this week was a seriously cheeky release from a local Leeds lad, James Barnsley. This whole EP is a real treat, solid groovin' house. Enjoy;` 


 

MRSK + Skudge = Cool.


A Relatively new name to the scene, MRSK delivers some stomping goodness on Skudge Records...forthcoming March 2013..decent! This guy is certainly one to watch in the coming months!



While you're at it check out this delightful mix as well for TEA. It's an eclectic journey of broken beats with sub-heavy warmth and an added mixture of acid tinged house just to keep things interesting. 


Friday, 4 January 2013

 

We Like......

SCHERBE - Jardin Du Midi EP



Forthcoming on the suburb Uncanny Valley. deep awesomeness.



 

New release...


Immer - Quite baked as ol' ways it's a lovely balance 



Christopher Rau - "yes... i like!!!"

Norm Talley - "Original mix an Kris Wadsworth for me!! "

MR G - "lovely balance in deed solid ep"

Detroit Swindle - "Immer shuffles it sexy."




Eindhoven born Geert Schilder aka Immer has honed in on a raw, intricate sound over the past few years and has recently signed releases to the likes of Shewolf Music and his hometown based Klopfgeist, alongside the likes of Homepark,
Estroe, Shaun Reeves and Boris Werner, positioning Immer as a strong purveyor of underground house music.







Schilder returns to Fullbarr here following his remix of Hans Berg’s ‘Machines’, The now Leeds based imprint has made a heavy impact as of late releasing projects from Luke Solomon, LoSoul, Vince Watson and Kalabrese.
The release opens with ‘Quite Baked’, a stripped, low-slung cut that embraces loose, swung drums and rolling low-end rumbles. The record adapts to a simplistic hooky structure that allows subtle transitional periods to keep things captivating,
infusing a blend of gritty elements that gleam with analogue sparkles and warmth, resulting in a tasteful slice of rough and ready house music.

Next up is ‘As Ol’Ways’, taking things in a deeper direction with smooth Rhodes chords driving the melodic movement.

Immer implants his signature shuffled drum patterns on the track with methodical variations and retractions worked into the layout to ensure an evolving feel throughout. The latter stages introduce resonant filter sweeps; reverb bursts and
minute delays into the background depths further showing Immer’s ability to push the boundaries of creativity in his productions.







Lovely Balance’ follows, a percussive, groove led cut that’s built upon solid drum sounds and a cleverly sampled organ bass hook. Geert’s less-is-more approach takes the reins here, applying a fusion of hats, rim shots and claps to build the
bigger picture, the track builds to a peak where everything becomes filtered and lo-fi before reverting back to the punchy rhythm and riding out the rest of the track, simple yet contrastingly intricate at the same time. Immer delivers stylish house
music once again.

Closing the release is Detroit born Kris Wadsworth with his ‘Guess Who Remix’ of ‘As Ol’Ways’. Kris is notably known for
his work with Hypercolour, NRK and Get Physical. Here he employs his signature sound to ‘As Ol’Ways’ creating shuffling,
raw house with his trademark hooky synth stabs, scratchy chorus and filter modulations creep in throughout its duration

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