Wed, 18 Apr 2012 / 12 CommentsNew York's Fred P likes his house deeper than most—and this 70-minute mix for Trace A Line is no exception.
Thu, 12 Apr 2012 / 10 Comments19th episode for Rebel Rebel Podcast, a soulful and silky mix from the huge and talented Fred P ( hosted also for the Rebel Opening party in march with Nina Kraviz).
In this episode each track slip away from your ears to your heart, highly recommended for these afternoons of gentle e shy Spring time.
Enjoy.
Sun, 23 Oct 2011 / 3 CommentsThe softly spoken onetime security guard looks back at the last 20 years of his life, speaking about his ups and downs, introduction to house music and '90s New York
Mon, 16 May 2011 / Post a commentFred Peterkin aka Fred P aka Black Jazz Consortium mixes some fresh & timeless tunes for the Beautiful Vision Podcast, due to the release of his "The Incredible Adventures Of Captain P" album. Enjoy!
Thu, 17 Mar 2011 / Post a commentThe US producer talks to Louche about playing old music and his upcoming projects ahead of his
set for them in Leeds this weekend.
Wed, 29 Dec 2010 / Post a commentFred P's Soul People Music Radio show still going strong even though U.S. listeners have been shut out of the loop. To counteract the listening restrictions placed of Motionfm.com for the U.S. Fred offers the "Archive Sessions" via his podcast...
Fred P's Soul People Music Radio show still going strong even though U.S. listeners have been shut out of the loop. To counteract the listening restrictions placed of Motionfm.com for the U.S. Fred offers the "Archive Sessions" via his podcast.
The show still airs every week, however listeners can now subcribe via iTunes and not miss a beat. 2011 looks like a new horizon
for SPM and Capain P is at the helm....
Show Details:
FRED P. (BLACK JAZZ CONSORTIUM) SOUL PEOPLE MUSIC RADIO SHOW (USA - NEW YORK) Style: Deep House/Tech/Electronic Duration: 60 min Local time: London: 18.00 Paris/Berlin: 19.00 Los Angeles: 10.00 Montreal/New York: 13.00 Motionfm.com
Fri, 30 Jul 2010 / Post a commentHear the final set from Brooklyn's favorite canal-side dance floor, mixed by none other than Black Jazz Consortium. As usual with Fred, ultra-deep house and techno gems abound.
Mon, 24 May 2010 / Post a commentFred P drops by modifyer with a deep off the top session. As always unreleased gems float threw the selection as well as the bangers that have been making waves thus far. Enjoy and get modifyed.
Tue, 20 Apr 2010 / Post a commentLate Night vibes seems to be the order of the day with this new tune from Fred P. XlR8R Mag has the dish and sound on this new release on Esporanza Label enjoy.
When people talk about the rejuvenated New York house scene, they often point to Fred Peterkin, better known as Black Jazz Consortium. The Soul People Music label head has been quietly releasing a string of top-notch deep house tunes, both under the Black Jazz Consortium moniker and also as Fred P., which usually finds him experimenting or stretching his creative legs a little further. "On this Vibe" isn't exactly experimental, but it does find Peterkin settling into a relaxed, soulful groove over the course of its ten-plus minutes. With its rolling synths and intermittent piano stabs, it's the sort of track you want to hear toward the end of the night when the dancefloor is winding down, but you're still chilling with your friends and it's not quite time to go home.
Mon, 05 Apr 2010 / Post a commentVery simple, a night of deep music not often heard...
Description
This soiree features a set of emotive, ultradeep house from Fred P (also known as Black Jazz Consortium), the member of Jus Ed’s Underground Quality crew who runs the Soul People Music imprint; Dance Tracks’ Jay Locke lends able support. Go to bar13.com for more info.
When
Fri 10pm
Bar 13
35 E 13th St (between Fourth Ave and University Pl)
Greenwich Village | Map
212-979-6677
Subway: L, N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, 6 to 14th St–Union Sq | Directions
Prices
Tickets: $10, before midnight $5
Wed, 17 Feb 2010 / 12 CommentsMr Black Jazz Consortium sits down with Wunderkind in New York to talk about his forthcoming LP, collaborating with Move D and how 4Hero resurrected his career.
Thu, 03 Dec 2009 / 1 CommentFred P Spins a set of Deep House and Tech for the heads at Timeout New York.
The music of Black Jazz Consortium—the producer and DJ who is more informally known as Fred P—has been described as the dance-music equivalent of shoegaze. That description is apt; his productions and remixes, for his own Soul People Music label and Jus-Ed’s Underground Quality, have a certain hazy, smeared vibe that diffuse the beats in wonderful ways. But where shoegaze tends to have a wandering, murky looseness, Fred P tracks are utterly focused—and, as a bonus, beautifully soulful. Don’t believe us? Check out this honey of a DJ mix that Mr. P has sent our way.
