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Chez Damier / Ralph Lawson
Moments in Time EP

Moments in Time EP

Artists

Chez Damier / Ralph Lawson

Labels

20:20 Vision

Catno

VIS0303

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

United Kingdom

Release date

Genres

House Deep House

Styles

Chez Damier and Ralph Lawson had a fruitful transatlantic hook-up decades ago in a famous farmhouse studio in West Yorkshire. The fruits of that session gave rise to some timeless jams - most notably on 2015's full length collaborative album Lost In Time - including the ones appearing here, though two have come in all-new forms. 'A Dedication to Jos', named in honour of Lawson's friend and late Back to Basics resident, is a mid-tempo sound with phased vocals pacing about the mix and a classic bassline that gets a slight Wulf Lost Tape edit. 'Thank You' then comes as a Ralph Lawson dub and has a darker energy rising from the moody bassline. Closer 'The Moment' then brings some soul with warm chord injections, supple spoken words and a cool as you like groove. An evergreen EP for sure.

Available Tomorrow

Dec 12, 2025

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

26.5€*

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A1

A Dedication To Jos (Wulf Lost Tape edit)

B1

Thank You (Ralph Lawson dub)

B2

The Moment

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