Jus-Nomaly 2

Ed’s back: Jus Ed that is! The Underground Quality boss and Connecticut’s finest serves up some deep and emotive house done good and proper on his new opus Jus Nomaly 2. It’s a collection of all things soulful. lo-fi and above all: deep! Starting off with the tough dark house of “Benny’s Dump Run” which would definitely make his buddy DJ Qu proud, it gets more ethereal and spiritual on the entrancing “Adams Street 78”, but things take a turn for the acid techno variety on the gutsy and intense soul searcher “The Phone Call”. “Step In The Right Direction” gives its nod to the blueprint sounds of Detroit on this sublime serving of hi-tech soul circa 1988. Following up some great releases by Howie B, Terry Tester and B from E, the label head honcho himself shows us how its done on this great full length exploring a variety of moods and grooves.