Label:black orpheus
Cat-No:orpheus006
Release-Date:09.02.2018
Genre:Techno
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patrick conway - Stab City
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patrick conway - Stab City (Fit Siegel's Stab Back Mix)
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patrick conway - Blurred Cognition
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patrick conway - Rule 110
Black Orpheus present four voltage singed electro numbers by the mysterious Patrick Conway. Fully charged, wild and dangerous with a remix from Detroit's Fit Siegal - this is not one to be missed.
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Label:Paddy
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patrick conway - No Title
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patrick conway - No Title
Here's some revisions of early tracks which I started whilst living in Bristol, before moving to Berlin. You can clearly hear decades of the city's influence, mad to think you'd see DJ Die bouncing around Stokes Croft on the rego, or spot Daddy G picking up some fish at the local market on my walk into work each day. Such an inspiring city that's always on the move. Shouts to the 'diff don DJ Guy on the version.
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Label:esp institute
Cat-No:ESP106
Release-Date:19.11.2021
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Label:esp institute
Cat-No:ESP106
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Patrick Conway - Evident Wear
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Patrick Conway - Evacuation Zone
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Patrick Conway - Autophagy
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Patrick Conway - A Long Way To Walk For Bad News
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Patrick Conway - Swings In Reactivity
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Patrick Conway - Eyes of Providence
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Patrick Conway - Castor & Pollux
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Patrick Conway - Eat Thyself, Sustain Thyself
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Patrick Conway - Cellular Housekeeping
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Patrick Conway - Lorentz Factor
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Patrick Conway - Element
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Patrick Conway - New Beginning
In pairing words with art, the ESP Institute often does everything journalists hate. We drown the reader in hyperbole, abstractions as opposed to didactic or literal depictions, and paint the press release with superlatives that construct an existential struggle around the art and its conditions. To articulate our reasoning behind collaborating with the artist, or the synergy between their work and our catalogue, is sometimes so challenging that crossing that finish line is achingly delayed. Patrick Conway’s 2xLP 'Cellular Housekeeping', his fourth release with the label, is one of these works so monumentally exciting for us that we’ve strained over how to deliver with honor his art unto the masses. After the initial hurdle of visual representation (in this case handled with gusto by artist Hassan Rahim), how do we directly and intentionally talk about the art we deeply love, when in reality we’re largely guided by instinct? We explore many angles, often failing along the way, until finding a final click in the combination that unlocks the floodgates. With Patrick’s album, that elusive impetus revealed itself in a literary gem that both symbolized his aggressive, melancholic, romantic, and bleak overtones, as well as synchronized his work and our task with a metaphor so grand it justified putting these words to paper. In the deeply British poem of despair and hope, 'Comus: A Mask Presented at Ludlow Castle', John Milton immortalized the classic idiom of the “silver lining”, and we find comfort in this transaction between struggle and what the poet considered divine intervention. Our bout of procrastination that brewed a cloud over the art may too tout a silver lining, the time that’s elapsed clearing a path for the album to exist in its rightful place, as opposed to fighting for a voice at an overcrowded table. In hindsight, this final hurdle might have only existed because without it, there is no glory, no resolution, but as all the pieces click and we collectively cross the finish line, Patrick Conway’s once captive 'Cellular Housekeeping' is now truly released.
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Label:esp institute
Cat-No:esp054
Release-Date:26.11.2020
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Patrick Conway - Hypersocial
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Patrick Conway - Safety Test
Patrick Conway is made of snips and snails and puppy tails. This is his second offering for the ESP Institute. On side A, Hypersocial removes our minds from the daily online cesspool and pulls up emotions we haven’t felt for almost a year. We lost a Summer of dancing together en masse in clubs, fields, warehouses and pubs, but with this beautiful reminder of what true social synergy and collective ecstasy can physically feel like, the Bristolian by way of Berlin hits the nail right on the head (with a little help from his friends Quantum Thomas & Hoyahelper). Lush strings? Tick. Balmy chord progression? Tick. Ethereal vocal chops? Walloping bassline? Infectious rhythm? Goosebumps? Tears of joy? Tick, tick, tick, tick, tick! On the flip-side, Safety Test is surely the tougher counterpart, the warm fuzzies are traded for a ten ton bag of grit. Here, Patrick foreshadows a sonic approach we’ll hear lot more of with his debut album early next year; a combination of abrasive rhythms, processed scraps, a grab bag of stabbing bleeps and bloops, distant car alarms, ballistic fax machines, and an arsenal of low frequencies so brutal your woofers will require jumper cables. So, a heroic slab for both a block party in your brain and sunset in your soul, these two songs will bring back the Summer you just lost. TRACK LISTING A1. Hypersocial, B1. Safety Test
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Label:ESP Institute
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Release-Date:19.09.2019
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Patrick Conway - Know The Future
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Patrick Conway - Digital Warfare
Patrick Conway keeps a low pro?le and wobbles through the alleyways. This is his ?rst o?ering for the ESP Institute. Side A’s Know The Future is properly moody, a UK rave track skirting the fringe of everything we hold dear from the days of our youth—big grey melancholy chords, mild shu?ing breaks and anonymous diva cries peppered sparsely throughout—yet the artist manages to skillfully tick our nostalgia boxes whilst avoiding the road into full-blown pastiche. It's a versatile track, easily suitable for both the early hours in the warehouse or the tender drive home where your terrible Tuesday awaits. On the ?ip side, Patrick continues his plunge into emotional depths, summoning layers of ghostly sighs, chopping up the beats in half time and introducing a more prominent use of bass, but midway through Digital Warfare he jettisons the angelic pleasantries in favor a more deranged headspace. He’s had us swallow the wrong pills, sending us through a labyrinth of mirrors and echoes for the second half of the track, only to partially ?nd our footing in the last minute. These two songs will send you to another time and place.
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Label:rekids
Cat-No:rekids101
Release-Date:03.03.2017
Genre:techhouse
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patrick conway - Sandy Lane
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patrick conway - Orbit (Pangaea Remix)
Rekids return with an ethereal release from burgeoning producer Patrick Conway featuring Hessle Audio’s Pangaea on remix duties. "Records inspired by transcendental mediation, UK rave, Sheffield bleep/warp records, Carl Craig circa early 90's, silent servant, Shabba Ranks and joss sticks smoking out the studio…" – Patrick Conway
Syncopated percussion introduces ‘Sandy Lane’ whilst ebbing pads and metallic nuances add to an overall shadowy aesthetic. ‘Orbit’ then sees intricate breaks; ghostly synths and murky melodies join piercing vocal cries before Pangaea delivers a cacophonous remix combining crunchy drums with effervescent notes and a throbbing low-end. More
Syncopated percussion introduces ‘Sandy Lane’ whilst ebbing pads and metallic nuances add to an overall shadowy aesthetic. ‘Orbit’ then sees intricate breaks; ghostly synths and murky melodies join piercing vocal cries before Pangaea delivers a cacophonous remix combining crunchy drums with effervescent notes and a throbbing low-end. More
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Label:black orpheus
Cat-No:orpheus009
Release-Date:30.11.2018
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dogpatrol - No Title
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"I met Marcell at a gig I played at Karlstorbahnhof in Heidelberg earlier this year, he was serving beers behind the bar all night, it was a fun but not so busy party. The club shut the doors early and we were holed up in this old train station-come-club having a few drinks into the early hours. We sat down, chewed the fat and bonded over Jungle (and UK music in general). Marcell's buddy Phillip was insistent on me checking out his tunes through a small little bluetooth speaker!!! and these sorts of scenarios never quite play out how you'd like them too right?! This one did!" Patrick Conway
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Label:black orpheus
Cat-No:orpheus005
Release-Date:11.01.2018
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j. albert - No Title
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j. albert - No Title
Black Orpheus returns with 2 dystopian club tracks melding soundtrack-synths, fuzzy drums and a subtle lick of Detroit. One for the eyes down ravers - TIP!!!
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