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The Nathaniel X Project
Music Station Archive Traxx Vol Two EP

Music Station Archive Traxx Vol Two EP
Music Station Archive Traxx Vol Two EPMusic Station Archive Traxx Vol Two EP

Artists

The Nathaniel X Project

Labels

Daybreakers

Catno

DBR003

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

United Kingdom

Release date

Sep 18, 2025

Genres

Deep House

Styles

Garage House

Earlier this year, Miche launched the archive-based Daybreakers label with a fine rummage through the back catalogue of legendary New Jersey garage-house label Music Station. Here he returns to that imprint's vast vaults for a second selection dedicated to the mid-90s work of James Nathaniel Tinsley AKA Nathaniel X - or to be more specific, his eponymous 1994 debut EP. Opener 'Gotta Get Over' remains a special and pleasingly glassy-eyed affair that pairs the organ-rich garage-house swing of NJ records of the period with nods to analogue-rich Chicago deep house of the time. It comes accompanied on side A by the more bumpin' and gently musically rich 'Gotta Go Dub'. Over on side B, the jazzy, organ-rich deep house science of 'Free Yourself' is paired with the soul-fired "trad garage" joy of 'Get Up'.

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: NM or M-

20€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Gotta Get Over

A2

Gotta Go Dub

B1

Free Yourself

B2

Get Up

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