Customer Reviews

Fabric 21

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
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Having heard Dj Heather's other mix releases and hearing her spin live I knew damn well what I was in store for. All I can say is damn, this girl keeps the funk going straight through without a doubt. Theres just something about the way she builds the set, and keeps great tracks going all the way through to the end. I rarely ever find myself not liking a song she selects. I don't know where I'd be without the Fabric series, I'm always impressed with the Dj's. If you want more bass thumping Dubbed out Funk in your trunk go get the mix.

I am a Chicagoan and I know what good house music is. Unfortunately good house mixes can be few and far between. Either they are too commercial and wear on you quickly or they are so minimalistic that they put you to sleep. House is supposed to be uplifting, its dance music. Heather hits it right on the mark with this album. It starts kinda chill but as the mix progresses it gathers steam and keeps building. By the end of the set shes worked you into a frenzy and you want more. I know this will be in my CD player for a long time.

This is a great mix. It just doesn't stop from beginning to end. As far as I'm concerned Heather can do no wrong. The only reason I gave this mix four stars and not five is because I've listened to "Tangerine" over and over and over. "Tangerine" defines modern house music. I think it even beats the hell out of Farina's "SF Sessions".

I don't think Heather will ever best what she did with "Tangerine", which is actually saying a lot. She set the bar pretty high.

On a side note, after listening to this mix, Hipp-E and Halo, and Craig Richards all put out by Fabric, I can say that I thoroughly trust Fabric's taste. They put out some great stuff, and I will certainly buy Fabric productions in the future.