Description
A gem-filled collection of recordings by Blueless, a hidden master of British underground deep house whose work evokes the aesthetics of Larry Heard’s direct lineage.
The 'Tar Liom EP' is the second installment in Dream Dancing’s series re-evaluating Blueless. Bringing together Blueless tracks that have been passed down among deep house enthusiasts for years, this valuable release features remastered recordings and previously unreleased tracks.
"Maybe Nothing" and "Are You Pleased?" are newly remastered tracks originally released in 2005 on Capture Records, which Blueless ran herself. Warm chords, delicate beats, and restrained grooves blend together beautifully, delivering timeless deep house that perfectly suits the atmosphere from late at night through the early morning.
A2’s "Weep 'n Crash" was produced around 2008 but remained unreleased for many years. Centered on an emotional chord progression and ethereal synth work reminiscent of Larry Heard, it creates a sense of quiet uplift and stands as a signature track that embodies Blueless’s musical style.
All three tracks strike an exquisite balance between melancholic beauty and rhythms that work on the dance floor. Eschewing flashiness in favor of sonic space and atmosphere, this long-awaited reissue of a hidden British deep house masterpiece is finally here.
A1. Maybe Nothing
A2. Weep n' Crash
B1. Are You Pleased?
Dream Dancing are back with the second release in their series of rediscovering the underground gem, Blueless.
Here with the 'Tar Liom' EP, once again showcasing her timeless and true deep house sound.
'Maybe Nothing' & Are You Pleased?' came out on her own Capture Records back in 2005. Both with a fresh remaster ready for those late night or early morning sessions.
On A2 you will find 'Weep 'n Crash', which was written in around 2008 but never saw the light of day until now, clearly inspired by the emotive depths of Larry Heard.
A melting pot of danceable melancholy, uplifting and hypnotic rhythms !
