UPC: 5200105301094 Rel date 14.7.2014
Tracklist:
01. Die Therapie (Lake People Remix) 02. Breath (Lake People Remix) 03. One (Lake People Remix) 04. Jimmy’s Laughing (Lake People Remix) Lee Burton – Busy Days For Fools Lake People Remixes
When one of the most brilliant remixers gets his hands on four tracks from a unique and highly reviewed album, the result is Lee Burton ‘s “Busy Days For Fools, Lake People Remixes” and in one word……..amazing. Deepness in all it’s forms, hypnotic vocals, a surprise in every second, the Lake People way. “Breath” already been charted by a great number of legends out there. Can’t miss with something like this…..
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''An absolutely stunning album. Its like an electronic emotional version of people like Fink or Piers Faccini. This album is simply Superb. Vitall" Laurent Garnier ''Very smooth, lush and
deep. Excellent, really!'' Michael Mayer ''After Nicolas Jaar and Pantha du Prince, Lee Burton has brought the romance back into electronic music. A powerful album'' Raveline ''
A wonderful album with sophisticated arrangements, which turns out to be a little gem of melancholy and attract not only fans of smart Elektronikexkurse, but also connoisseurs of
elegant, unique and timeless pop music.'' Partysan.net “Une pop avant-gardiste et douce a decouvrir” Sciences et avenir.That’s part of the reviews Lee Burton received within the
last three months from the press around the globe for his latest album release Busy Days For Fools on Klik records. Being really ingenious Lee Burton managed to create a
unique output that combines the sound of the “German” electronica with the Greek temperament and the South American laid back feeling. “Busy Days For Fools” is the
stoner side of electronica.
On july the 16th Klik records present on a limited edition vinyl, Pt. 01 of the Remix Series on original Lee Burton tracks from the likes of Skinnerbox , Mr Statik, Scsi -9 and finally on
vinyl, Nhar’s Firelfy remix that reached on youtube more than 1.000.000 views so far.
Tracklisting:
a side
1.You 've got me (Skinnerbox Remix)
2. Recover (Mr Statik's rediscover mix)
b side
1. Die Therapie (SCSI-9 Epic Remix)
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It's been almost six years since Liberto released his debut album "Lullaby" for Klik Records. His warm deep and tech house sound received at once the best comments of the Greek and the international music press alongside the interest of some of the most important names in the electronic music scene. As a result to this, the next years were at most productive for Liberto with releases, remixes and collaborations with labels such as Trapez, Plastic City, Material, Playmobil, Syndikaat and the co foundation of the record label "Material" with Michael Safras. 2009 was the year of his new project under the name Lee Burton and recordings for labels such as Orpheas, Material and Plastic City in addition to several features and appearances in festivals and clubs.
In January 2012 Lee Burton returns with his second album project, Busy Days For Fools. Being really ingenious Lee Burton manages to escape from the sound of Lullaby creating a unique output that combines the sound of the "German" electronica with the Greek temperament and the South American laid back feeling. "Busy Days For Fools" is the stoner side of electronica.
Lee Burton did everything himself regarding the production of his new album. He spent a whole year in his personal studio using new techniques of production and recordings such as various kinds of microphones ranging from the classic condenser microphone to the microphone of a cell phone even a VHS camera one. Electronic sounds were created with vintage analogue equipment but also with live recordings of noises using various objects as well as music instruments. That was in need of providing the warmest, natural and analogue possible result, to create his own sound.
With his influences coming from the electronic scene but also from lo-fi productions rock, blues, folk and jazz, Lee Burton's whole idea for this album came though his feelings created by his everyday life, the people around him, their moods and way they think. Going back to 2006 when he recorded his debut album under the alias Liberto he says: "As a human being I feel like it's been a long period with brand new experiences leading to a new different view of life, but as an artist I keep on living, feeling and looking for the real life influences that made me create something from the very beginning". In other words this is the essence of "?usy Days For Fools". It's the talent of an artist who transforms the images of his mind into sounds. A concept album project written for no other purpose than the will of the artist to invite us to his own music world.
Tracklisting Vinyl:
1.You' ve got me
2. Die Therapie
3. Breath
4. Jimmy's Laughing
5. Boyman
6. Crash

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It's been almost six years since Liberto released his debut album "Lullaby" for Klik Records. His warm deep and tech house sound received at once the best comments of the Greek and the international music press alongside the interest of some of the most important names in the electronic music scene. As a result to this, the next years were at most productive for Liberto with releases, remixes and collaborations with labels such as Trapez, Plastic City, Material, Playmobil, Syndikaat and the co foundation of the record label "Material" with Michael Safras. 2009 was the year of his new project under the name Lee Burton and recordings for labels such as Orpheas, Material and Plastic City in addition to several features and appearances in festivals and clubs.
In January 2012 Lee Burton returns with his second album project, Busy Days For Fools. Being really ingenious Lee Burton manages to escape from the sound of Lullaby creating a unique output that combines the sound of the "German" electronica with the Greek temperament and the South American laid back feeling. "Busy Days For Fools" is the stoner side of electronica.
Lee Burton did everything himself regarding the production of his new album. He spent a whole year in his personal studio using new techniques of production and recordings such as various kinds of microphones ranging from the classic condenser microphone to the microphone of a cell phone even a VHS camera one. Electronic sounds were created with vintage analogue equipment but also with live recordings of noises using various objects as well as music instruments. That was in need of providing the warmest, natural and analogue possible result, to create his own sound. ?With his influences coming from the electronic scene but also from lo-fi productions rock, blues, folk and jazz, Lee Burton's whole idea for this album came though his feelings created by his everyday life, the people around him, their moods and way they think. Going back to 2006 when he recorded his debut album under the alias Liberto he says: "As a human being I feel like it's been a long period with brand new experiences leading to a new different view of life, but as an artist I keep on living, feeling and looking for the real life influences that made me create something from the very beginning".
In other words this is the essence of "?usy Days For Fools". It's the talent of an artist who transforms the images of his mind into sounds. A concept album project written for no other purpose than the will of the artist to invite us to his own music world.
Tracklisting:
1. ONE
2. BREATH
3. YOU VE GOT ME
4. CRASH
5. RECOVER
6. ANALISE THIS
7. THE FOOL'S OPEN UP
8. BOYMAN
9. DIE THERAPIE
10. JIMMY'S LAUGHING
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Vinyl Only EP!

Timeless minimalistic house with a jazzy twist coming from Finest Hour's co-founder Pablo Tarno. 'Interpolarity' lives up to its name!

Tracklist 12":
A1 Odyssey 07:33 min
A2 Interpolarity 06:29 min
B1 Gunkan (Take II) 07:22 min
B2 G.S.H. 06:37 min



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Vinyl Only EP!
Tracklist 12":
A1 Atopos 07:46 min
A2 Latika 06:55 min
B1 Atopos (Ed Herbst ‘Kind of Blue’ Dub) 06:41 min
B2 Ulises 07:10 min

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Ulises is the debut EP of Maik Yells on TT, pulling off three original cuts and a smooth Dub rework
from Ed Herbst. Timeless house music as usual on Taverna Tracks! More

Special Remarks: Vinyl Only EP!

Tracklist 12":
A1 Area 22 06:34 min , A2 Foundation 06:19 min
B1 Slack Joint 06:10 min , B2 Airdrop 07:13 min

Nick Beringer is back on Taverna Tracks with another bangin’ EP, dishing out four trippy, dreamy jams with a classic House attitude. The Foundation is set!
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Paolo Rocco joins Taverna Tracks showcasing his dubbed out house infused side with 4 rough cuts, one of which is a collaboration with his Montreal hometown co-pilot Lessi S. Another one is lent to Nick Beringer for a classy grooved out rolling remix.


Tracklist 12":
A1 Missed My Step 06:08 min , A2 Missed My Step (Nick Beringer Remix) 06:15 min
B1 Metro 514 05:37 min , B2 Booby Trap 07:41 min
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Special Remarks: Vinyl Only EP!
John Dimas is back on Taverna Tracks for the 6th release of the label, dropping a versatile package of four sophisticated Cuts: Run Time!

Tracklist 12":
A1 Airwaves 07:00 min , A2 Cloud City 07:07 min , B1 Purple Park 06:43 min , B2 Run Time 06:44 min
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No.5 on Taverna Tracks comes from young and talented Nick Beringer droppin’ four classy housejams. Don’t sleep on Nocturnal!
Tracklist 12":
A1 Night Vision 06:35 min , A2 Robyn Banks 06:40 min
B1 Grey 06:00 min , B2 Shades 06:04 min More

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No.4 on Taverna Tracks comes from NYC's own Alix Alvarez delivering four boogie down house cuts!
Tracklist 12":
A1 Juju 05:42 min
A2 Simple 05:40 min
B1 Zero II None 06:44 min
B2 Odyssey 06:18 min


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VINYL ONLY RELEASE
Tracklist 12":
A1 Misterio (Original Mix) 6:59 min A2 Misterio (Brothers Vibe Remix) 6:46 min B1 Adrienne 07:01 min B2 Canarias 1998 06:47 min
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For the 3rd release on Taverna Tracks, Hanfry Martinez delivers 3 timeless House cuts.
US Legend Brothers Vibe on Remix duties, adds some New Jersey flava to Misterio.
Taste it while it's hot!
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UPC: 827170572966 Release: 03.11.2014
Tracklist 12": A1 Life On Mars (Original Mix) 6:45min A2 High Motions 7:16min B High Motions (Point G Remix) 11:24min
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Taverna Tracks have tapped rising star John Dimas (One Records, La Vie En Rose) for their second release.
The first cut "Life on Mars" kicks off with some dirty swinging snares and hi hats, borrowing some influence from the late 90's.
On "High Motions" rolling beats break and dreamy pads peak in and out while the bass rolls nicely over the bottom end of the track.
As if this package wasn't complete the new label has saved the best for last. As a special treat they have enlisted the legendary Point G to lend his talents to remix "High Motions", which takes the package to the next level. The mix is a deep, rolling trippy peak hour track, perfect for adding action to the dancefloor.
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UPC: 827170557963 Presales: 07.04.2014 Release: 28.07.2014
Tracklist 12": A1 My People (Original Mix) 6:58min A2 Face Off 4:15min B1 My People (Alix Alvarez Remix - Phase I) 6:11min B2 My People (Alix Alvarez Remix - Phase II) 5:55min
Info:
All it takes to distinguish a deep house release from all the others these days is the people involved behind it. In this case, And.id who has proven to be as comfortable as making techno for Mobilee, VIVa music and 2020vision, as he is to produce elaborate jazz arrangements, covering electronic music songs with his jazz trio, is the man behind the first two original tracks for the Taverna Tracks imprint. The EP kick starts with "My People" and in complete New York fashion, with strings, bassline and vocal stabs that could have jumped straight out of a Jovonn production. The next track, "Face Off", is a more obscure basement techno affair, for the late night afterhours and for those who like to zone and lose themselves in the trippy stabs and tension building strings. The first Taverna Tracks EP rounds up beautifully with a superbly produced Alix Alvarez Remix, which makes use of the original hooks but elevates the whole song with his unique production skills and sublime sense for arrangement. A beautiful example of old-school themed while at the same time contemporary pieces of house music with nostalgia and soulfulness bursting out of them in every single bar.

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2020 repress

Tracklist:
A1 Ho Chi Min (feat. Bèo Dat Mây Trôi & HCMC Students)
A2 Hanoi (feat. Cô Ðôi Thu'o'ng Ngàn & Viet Rice Band)
B1 Phu Quok (feat. Minh Duong)
B2 Hue (feat. Music Acadamy Students)

Release Info:
A year after Red Axes’s musical adventures took them through the sounds and scenes of Africa, they return with a second EP in the Trips series that finds them exploring the rich rhythms of Vietnam.

This project is a multi media venture combining music, film and travel in pursuit of extra ordinary collaborations. It finds the esteemed pair made up of Niv Arzi and Dori Sadovnik explore local cultures and traditions, link up with local musicians and record them playing indigenous instruments as well as presenting workshops for youth music schools. It comes after the Garzen Records bosses have established their unique mix of synths, guitars and genres as diverse as house, acid and leftfield experimentalism on vital labels from Phantasy to Dark Entries.

Opener ‘Ho Chi Minh’ is a brisling track with funky bass loops and the hustle and bustle of a market square infusing the organic house grooves. Local percussion, jazz keys and vocal coos all add to the richness of this most uplifting beat. ‘Hanoi’ is even more exotic thanks to the enchanting lead vocal, jungle bird calls and low slung bass, while ‘Phu Quoc’ gets more rave, with phased bass riding up and down there sale, an intoxicating lead line that sounds something like a didgeridoo and a manic synth that darts about the mix with disorienting effects. Closer ‘Hue’ is a blissful and almost Balearic beat with a shimmering lead melody line and layer upon layer of wind instruments, claps and hits that speak directly to your soul.

The accompanying film captures the essence of the trip, shows some of the recording sessions and local life in Vietnam, from beach parties to incense rituals via communal dances in public spaces, all of which inspired and infuse this record. As such it is a fantastically colourful and immersive EP that takes you to the other side of the world with real authenticity.


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