"Small Talk" by Prztz is out on "10" - new Classic series

"Small Talk" is finally out on wax on "10" a new series by Classic with their favorite producers.

Here go two reviews:

Primal Records (UK):

V/A (BRETT JOHNSON FEAT DJ HEATHER, JUSTIN HARRIS, PRZTZ, NAIL) - EVERYTHING'S ELECTRIC - CLASSIC / CLASS ACT
Derrick Carter & Luke Solomon's latest venture, the "10" series where each release will host a combination of their favorite producers. The first single features tracks from Brett Johnson, PRZTZ, Justin Harris and Nail. Brett is first up with the acid killer "Everything's Electric" which features Heather on vocals and Brett dropping a sleazy production that oozes funk, sweat and raw jacking power. Next up is Justin Harris who drops the Freak-esque "Words N Lies". On the flip you'll find "Small Talk" courtesy of PRZTZ which harks back to Classic's heyday of bumping funk, very retro Derrick. Finally we have Nails first production in some time, "Low Cloud" a killer deep house jam reminiscent of early Larry Heard

Picadilly Records (UK):

Derrick Carter and Luke Solomon's latest venture features the first in a series of EPs entitled "10" hosting a combination of their favourite producers. First up is the highly sort after new single from Brett Johnson featuring world famous Chicago DJ, DJ Heather. Stripped down to the minimum of a killer acid line and a spooky vocal, this has been tearing up soundsystems all over Europe and The States. On the same side, Justin Harris, one half of Freaks, brings a more bumping affair on "Words And Lies (Don't Believe It)" that should fair well across the pond. On the flip, Brazil super house talent Prztz serves up "Small Talk". This funky jam is sure to cross over from the Chicago DJ's to European. And last of all the return of Nail. Having released a series of 12's on Classic 10 years ago, Nail has spent the missing time recording with pop act Bent. Nail returns to Classic with a killer jam reminiscent of early Larry Heard. All 4 cuts have been gaining support from Luciano, Doc Martin, Derrick Carter, Ralph Lawson, Dixon, King Britt and Andrew Weatherall.