The Oliverwho Factory - Sunshine

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Review by La cave Jado

Sunshine by The Oliverwho Factory: A Deep House Gem That Still Glows Alright, let’s talk about Sunshine, the 2009 album from The Oliverwho Factory. It’s one of those records that sneaks up on you, like a warm hug on a chilly morning or that friend who shows up uninvited but ends up being the life of the party. Released under Madd Chaise Inc (props to them for backing this vibe), it’s an electronic masterpiece with deep house roots that feel as fresh today as they did back then. First off, the title track “Sunshine” is just... wow. It’s not trying too hard, y’know? The beat is smooth, kinda like melted butter over toast—rich but not overwhelming. There’s this little synth riff in there that loops around your brain and refuses to leave. You’ll find yourself humming it while waiting for coffee or stuck in traffic. And don’t even get me started on the bassline—it’s so groovy it practically begs you to move, even if you’re just sitting at your desk pretending to work. This isn’t some overly polished club anthem; it’s more like a lazy Sunday afternoon jam session that somehow got bottled into perfection. Then there’s another standout, though I won’t name names because part of the fun is discovering it yourself. Let’s just say it has this dreamy breakdown where the keys sound like sunlight hitting water. Like, how do they even do that?! It’s one of those moments where you pause whatever you’re doing and think, “Oh yeah, THIS is why I love music.” It’s simple yet layered, kind of like a really good sandwich—you can’t quite explain why it works, but damn, does it ever. What makes Sunshine special isn’t just its beats or melodies. It’s the way it feels alive, like it was made by humans instead of machines. Sure, it’s electronic, but it doesn’t lose its soul. Listening to it feels like eavesdropping on a conversation between old friends—comfortable, familiar, but still full of surprises. Here’s the kicker, though: after spinning this album, I realized something weird. Deep house isn’t supposed to make me nostalgic, right? But Sunshine totally does. Maybe it’s because it reminds me of simpler times when playlists weren’t algorithm-driven and we actually listened to albums all the way through. Or maybe it’s just proof that great music doesn’t need to try too hard to stick with you. So, yeah. If you’re looking for an album that’ll light up your day without stealing the spotlight, give Sunshine a spin. Just don’t blame me if you start craving orange juice and sunglasses indoors.

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Artist: The Oliverwho Factory
Album: Sunshine
Rating: 5.0

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Filename: the-oliverwho-factory-sunshine.zip
  • MP3 size: 7.2 mb
  • FLAC size: 56.1 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Sunshine5:04

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Catalog Numbers

MCI-010WPP

Labels

Madd Chaise Inc

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Formats

  • File
  • WAV

Notes

  • Written,produced,composed and arranged by The Oliverwho Factory
  • Artwork by Shonie C

About The Oliverwho Factory

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Detroit based duo. Producers of deep, melodic techno and house.

Name Vars

  • OWF
  • Oliverwho
  • Oliverwho Factory
  • Owf

Members

  • Shonie C
  • Darryl Caliman

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Sunshine* by The Oliverwho Factory is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene. Released in 2009, it blends deep house vibes with a chill, soulful energy. The title track "Sunshine" perfectly captures that warm, feel-good vibe. It’s wild to think this US-based project was put out under Madd Chaise Inc—a label known for quirky, experimental sounds. If you’re into laid-back beats with depth, this one’s worth a listen.