Reviews "Paperboy"

DJ Mag (Money Shot): There’s a pleasant flatness to electro-house but occasionally someone brings the funk in style, and it really blows the roof off. In ‘Paperboy’ Lützy delivers a mix of Prince-esque skippy guitar licks, classic ‘90s house organ and those jazzy electric piano runs that have become cool of late (see also The Youngsters). That’s quite a recipe, and the groove that emerges is certainly one of the tastiest we’ve heard so far this year 6/6

Raveline (House): Sehr überraschend kommt die neue Lützenkirchen daher. Mit recht jazzigen Elementen groovt "Paperboy" im Original richtig schön nach vorne. Gefällt mir sehr gut. Als Remixer gehen dieses mal D-Nox & Beckers an den Start. Sie gehen das Thema etwas floororientierter an. Dabei verliert ihr Mix leider recht viel vom Charme des Originals und brettert etwas uninspiriert vor sich hin. Mit "Mimic" gibt es noch einen extra Track, der sicher auf der ein oder anderen Afterhour zum Einsatz kommt. 4/5

Musicgel.it: L'eclettico e innarrestabile bavarese Lützenkirchen realizza un nuovo singolo che sarà in uscita a metà febbraio. Paperboy, questo il titolo, è il suo sesto singolo per la prestigiosa Great Stuff Records. La release è impreziosita dal remix di D-Nox & Beckers; ma la vera sorpresa è l'orignal version poiché ha reminescenze jazzy & funky che non ti aspetti da Lützenkirchen. Il remix, invece, è più 'tirato' in stile minimal-techno. Completa il pacchetto la traccia 'Mimic' spiccatamente deep.

IDJ: My first thought when listening to this is “what the hell?” Its somewhere in between techno, minimal and jazz. Lutzenkirchen pulls it off though as once again it’s great. I truly don’t know where the hell he gets the gonads to make music like this. ‘Mimic’ is also warped to hell and a truly decent minimal track. D-Nox and Beckers provide the only remix of ‘Paperboy’ and turn it into a more club friendly techno romper. 3/5