DOUBLE VISION
DMA MAGAZINE

This is a true underground house song with a touch of spoken word. The preferred is the A-2 which opens with snappy percussion and light chords. The bassline is buried nicely into the groove as the sweeping strings drench over your BODY. The drop outs and filtering are done so subtly it's fantastic. The spoken word is just sooo sexy it will make ya sweat. The beauty of this single is that it offers your mind, body, and soul a rare treat. We're talking DEEP SH*T, OK!? 123BPM ***-James Graham

Here's spoken-wordmistress Martha Cinader's follow-up to last year's hugely successful LIVING IT produced this time by Tony Edwards on Jeannie Hopper's Liquid Sound Lounge imprint. WHEN THE BODY CALLS is also the title of Cinader's new book on Harlem River Press featuring fairy stories, prose and poetry. The Lounge side of this disc opens with the Movin Mood mix, a deep, sultry house piece with a very simple crisp drum pattern, phat bassline, subtle synths and key stabs, all riding under Cinader's thought provoking spoken-word ponderings (126bpm). Next, the Loft in Paradise Dub carries on in this deep vein, but with a more organic feel; a sinewy bassline, added percussion, occasional horn blasts and an overall earthier feel give it a more Body & Soul type vibe (124bpm). On the B side the Body to Body Club mix infuses the cut with a bit more energy via some lively disco vocal samples and a much more funky bassline (124bpm). Lastly, the Motional mix gets just a tad tougher via some ominous bass work, but remains just as deep as the A sides due to Cinader's philosophical meanderings. Any way you slice it, this shi*t is deep! ***1/2 -DJ MAGS