Do you like the Elton Chron? Its the best green I’ve ever smoked man! Put it on the turntable, sink into the couch, and let the warm fuzzies begin. Jad & The’s ‘Elton Chron’ brings the warm, happy, feel good trip into the living room/club/bar mitzvah. A green dream within the smoke gleam its stoner paradise baby and its available soon. More

Jad & The is an Australian producer based in Berlin, where he's been putting out consistently cool and sleek dusty house on the likes of Toy Tonics and Banoffee Pies. Jad is now joining Shall Not Fade for his debut on their Seasons Series imprint, showcasing a selection of tracks that ooze space age sounds and cybernostalgia.

Space Swingerz EP feels like the soundtrack to a classic science fiction film; opening with "Dance (Can't Dance Mix)", the most house-oriented track on the record, a grooving and smooth party piece that has just a hint of the electro inflections to come. The title track itself is a swirling electro track filled with popping futuristic synths and spaced out pads, leading into "Industrial I-Beam" that swaps out the ambience for a deep funky bassline - headsy and ready for a darkened Berlin club. "Circum Navigator" is a clean-cut but hypnotic piece of nineties revival, while "OK, Computer" taps into the sci-fi edge of the EP, the sounds of early internet imaginations of the future.

The digital bonus track, "Computer Teens, Acid Dreams" is well-described by its name - it's a sweeping, acidic roller straight out of hyperspace. More

Jad & The returns to the SB fold with an EP full of deep and hazy vibes that will transport you to the back room of a smokey jazz bar.
Fresh from stellar releases on Tessellate and Church, Aleksandir doubles down the deepness on his remix of the lead track.
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Vinyl Only, Very Limited Quantity available - Diverse stamps on off-set discosleeves
Typography and drawings by Stefan Marx
Limited run due to heavy stamp work!


Jad & The- co-founder of the Beats of No Nation imprint from Australia- delivers three
shimmering cuts while getting down to the deepest lake. The 12“ comes with a mesmerizing
moomin rework and a hand-stamped artwork on offset disco-sleeves- as always drawings and
typography by Stefan Marx.
Tracklist:
A1 Two Dancing
A2 That's cool
B1 Archy Krules – Moomin Remix
B2 Archy Krules
All tracks written & produced by Jad Lee, remix and additional production on B1 by Sebastian Genz
Drawings & More

FINA Records welcome Jad & The for a new EP that shows off the Australian-born, Berlin-based producer’s majestically melodic house sound. A special dub from 6th Borough Project makes this another essential release. Before now Jad & The has served up tracks of the year (‘Strings That Never Win’ - Mixmag 2017), fronted four piece live act Mitzi—who played alongside the likes of Nile Rodgers—and also produced as Jad & The Ladyboy, all the while picking up fans like Moxie and Bradley Zero. Sonar Kollektiv and Toy Tonics have put out his charming sounds before and this new one is another joyous offering. The feel good ‘2 Getha (4 Eva Mix)’ kicks things of with old school drum breaks and loved-up vocals. Big smeared pads, a new age melody and classic bassline line finish it off and carry you away to summery house heaven. ‘Twist Club’ then drops into lush deep house with a long legged bassline tumbling beneath organic drums. It’s a dreamy and romantic cut before ‘Disco Hold Down’ has live sounding jazz drums, choppy vocals and rough edges that take you to the heart of a vibe-fulled basement party. Delusions Of Grandeur’s 6th Borough Project serve up a Dub that’s more stripped back and built on a big rubber bassline. Jacking drums and a more rapturous vocal make it a truly steamy jam. More

Slow & worldly by nature, X CLUB.’s alter ego SLOW ROTATION INC. sends the duo in a new direction, guided by the gravitational pull that turns the world upside down and back again. SRI’s self-titled debut, a lovechild of Kruder & Dorfmeister, Deep Forest and Chaos in the CBD, radiates earthly sounds and showcases the techno duo’s unique and diverse sensibilities. The slow rotation has begun. More

Taste makers? Ass shakers? Bread bakers? The Beats Of No Nation radio, label and party crew have been described as all of the above, but record makers fits best. Returning in 2018 with release number five, BONN introduces “Dance Ideas Volume 1”. The first of many compilations featuring dance ready music from BONN’s extended circle of family and friends. Stepping up for volume one is Glaswegian Octo Champ (who impressed us with huge EPs on Let's Go Swimming and Shapes of Rhythm in 2017), BONN co-founder Jad & The (you may know him from “Strings That Never Win” which featured in Mixmag’s Top 100 tracks of 2017), newcomers Whatever (from Saint Petersburg, Russia) and Ed Woods (Australian based in London). More

Off the back of their first EP release, Super Fun Bumper Edition’s ‘Trends’, which received support from the likes of XL8R, Thump, Future Classic, and Bradley Zero, Beats of No Nation is now gearing up for its second release by the Chord Memory Band. Chord Memory Band is a recent collaboration between Michael Medlycott (from the band Vulture Street Tape Gang) and Dom Bird (BONN co-founder and member of the live disco 4 piece Mitzi). At the end of 2016, Michael and Dom caught wind of a cave, nestled beneath a sacred mountain, deep in the Australian outback. The rumours described a cave filled with nocturnal animals and ancient flora, but more importantly, a stash of vintage synthesizers and drum machines. Guided by whispers and caught up in the mystic mystery of it all, the duo set off with a dusty four-track tape recorder in an attempt to capture these mythical cave vibes and place them on a record. Michael and Dom surfaced several months later, with four recordings and no memory of what had occurred. These recordings became their synergistic ‘Third Eye’ EP – an analogue journey into the spiritual world, with one simple message, “the answer is inside”. More

Out of the primordial chaos, Beats of No Nation (BONN) was born. First as a radio show on 4ZZZ, BONN broadcasts weird and wonderful sounds from around the world, featuring Australian and international guests such as DEGO (2000Black), Francis Inferno Orchestra, Lobster Theremin, MUNK, Mall Grab, In Flagranti, Ben Pearce, Dreems, Kraak N Smaak and Pete Herbert to name a few. Now, The BONN family are focusing their energy on artist & repertoire as they begin to unleash unheard sounds from their crew and beyond. For the first release BONN has teamed up with Byron Bay based artist Jesse Dolman to deliver their interpretation of endearing sounds with proverbial aesthetics. Entering into the studio with no direction, expectations or rules is some what refreshing, ‘Super Fun Bumper Edition’ and their debut EP ‘Trends’ is the outcome of just that. Charles Murdoch and Jad Lee both established producers, friends, ex bandmates, and pool table rivals, got together over two sittings and decided to jam some ideas. The four songs on the ‘Trends’ EP were conceived. Charlie & Jad said the main thing they were trying to create was music that was unpredictable, had twists, and turns. We think they succeeded. Music is made for ears. We could describe it all we like. Tell you its good, tell you it’s amazing. But you have ears, so decide for yourself. More