Description
The popular UK deep house/tech house 12-inch by the unit Wulf n Bear, consisting of Ralph Lawson, Carl A. Finlow, and Paul Huggett, is back! This time, new remixes have also been added! This masterpiece once traded for nearly 10,000 yen, so don't miss this opportunity!
This historic masterpiece is being reissued as part of the "Full Circle" series celebrating the 30th anniversary of the 20/20 Vision label. Recorded at Hopefield Farm Studios in 1995, Wulf n Bear's "Raptures of the Deep" is hailed as a masterpiece that helped pioneer tech house.
Praised by Detroit/Chicago legends such as Stacey Pullen and Derrick Carter, this work masterfully blends Detroit techno with house beats. The sound that was well known from the sets of Ralph Lawson and Huggy back then still shines with timeless brilliance.
This reissue includes remastered original tracks, a rare dub version, and above all, a remix by Craig Richards. Recreating the original artwork, this release is surely a must-have for vinyl collectors.
A recording that marked the history of 20/20 Vision, which has established a firm position in the global dance scene, is reborn for modern listeners. It is a timeless masterpiece essential for understanding the roots of tech house.
A1. Raptures Of The Deep
B1. Raptures Of The Deep (Craig Richards remix)
B2. Raptures Of The Deep (RL dub)
Leeds label 20/20 Vision continues its Full Circle 30-year celebrations with a tasteful series of classic record reissues, all of which are sounds that have been pivotal to its legacy. Wulf n Bear's 'Raptures of the Deep' is up next and was first recorded in 1995 at Hopefield Farm studio and went on to help establish 20/20 Vision on the global stage. Garnering praise from Detroit and Chicago legends like Stacey Pullen and Derrick Carter, it is considered one of the first tech-house records and blends Detroit techno with house beats anyone who has heard Ralph Lawson and Huggy play will recognise. This edition includes remastered tracks, original artwork, a rare dub version plus the best bit - Craig Richards' remix.
