3 house records: Taurus, Xosar, AriBald/SalaryBoy 12"

We are checking out these 3 deep house records, Check out the 12" in the links below plus some

thoughts why I think they are worth getting.

Taurus Togheter 12"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfLzvY55-Co

Production from late 90s 1999 to be exact. Mellow sounds, but with a swinging groove.

not the typical 4 to the floor housebeat more experimental. The other elements are in the typical hpouse sound. Different versions of the same song.

Worth checking out!

Aribald/Salary boy 12"

https://open.spotify.com/album/2TfTsjMe77rf2qE3Nm4i39?si=NKsXQHmQRweNjwANj0Bgwg

Swedish label(I think) With split 12" with AriBald/Salary boy

From 2019. Super clean productions. Deep house sounds with a node to classic house styles

Xosar 12"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYBu6dwX2mw

This one is a great record, Xosar 12"

from 2013. Production by Sheela Rahman. 3 strong songs on this one !

The records probably wont be available in small recordshops, check ebay.com/

The records are available to stream on youtube music/spotify.

Aribald/Salaryboy 12"(2019) are available in Sweden. See on ebay for worldwide.

Xosar is from 2013 and Taurus is from 1999 so you'll have to dig deeper to find them.

Odd records - worth collecting?

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The Roland tr909

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using as few records as possible in your dj mix

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