You’re The Man is the first-ever planned “lost” Tamla/Motown album from Marvin Gaye. Fifteen (15) of the album’s 17 tracks are on vinyl for the first time and three tracks are newly mixed by SaLaAM ReMi. The album also includes the rare long LP version of Marvin Gaye’s cancelled Christmas single from ’72, as well as an unreleased vault mix of its instrumental B-side, and new essay by Marvin’s biographer, David Ritz. The release will coincide with the 60th anniversary of Motown as a label and also Marvin Gaye’s 80th Birthday (April 2).
While the tracks have been issued on various collections and deluxe editions, this is the first time they have been placed in their proper context. In addition to context, You’re The Man was the album that was proposed to follow-up the monumental What’s Going On, and it contains all of Marvin’s solo and non-soundtrack recordings from 1972 (his next two albums in quick succession: Trouble Man and Let’s Get It On).
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While the tracks have been issued on various collections and deluxe editions, this is the first time they have been placed in their proper context. In addition to context, You’re The Man was the album that was proposed to follow-up the monumental What’s Going On, and it contains all of Marvin’s solo and non-soundtrack recordings from 1972 (his next two albums in quick succession: Trouble Man and Let’s Get It On).
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Recorded in 1973, these two gems were originally album tracks on Marvin's "You're The Man" LP. Now these two and only gems curated by the Mizell Brothers are back to back for the first time on a 7" single. While on Expansion, the label art pays homage to Tamla. Marvin was never on Motown. There is a later, alternative remix of "Where Are We Going", but this 7" is the 1973 original.
Tracklisting:
A. Where Are We Going? (3:52)
B. Woman Of The World (3:29)
SALES POINTS:
- First Time back to back on 7"
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Tracklisting:
A. Where Are We Going? (3:52)
B. Woman Of The World (3:29)
SALES POINTS:
- First Time back to back on 7"
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Marvin Gaye - I Wanna Be Where You Are (Unedited Mix)
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Marvin Gaye - I Want You (Jam - Alternate Mix)
Marvin Gaye at his very best! Two classics from Gaye’s esteemed catalogue, ‘I Wanna Be Where You Are’ and ‘I Want You’ with alternative mixes that have never been on 12 inch before. Plucked from the Deluxe Edition of the spellbinding ‘I Want You’ album that was mixed Kevin Reeves & remastered by Ellen Fitton, these two cuts have always called out for loud and proud pressing on either side of a 12.
Up first, ‘I Wanna Be Where You Are’ written by the magical pairing of Leon Ware and Arthur 'T-Boy' Ross with Ware also behind the production controls. An abbreviated cover of Michael Jackson’s hit, it sees Gaye take a brief respite from his usual steamy and sensual swooning to express his love for his family. Jackson would then return the favour, taking influence from Marvin’s 1977 hit ‘Got to Give it Up’ to make ‘Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough’.
Originally a 1:17 minute segue on the album, the Unedited version clocks in at over 6 minutes, turning it from a transitionary passage to a standalone gem. Extending those delectable grooves, building and breaking with a sun-kissed, funk channelling feeling that washes over like a warm wave. With the 7 inch release trading hands for over £75 on Discogs this ain’t one to miss.
On the flip, ‘I Want You’ written by the same duo as the A, with Leon Ware once again on the production and released as part of the same ’76 album. It was an LP that introduced a change in musical styles for Gaye, songs such as this giving him a disco audience thanks to Leon Ware. The Jam-Alternate version leaves Gaye’s vocals till the final section, letting that sweet soaring soundtrack sing to its absolute emotive peak. Sunrise or sunset, this one is not to be used lightly - tears of joy on the dancefloor guaranteed. More
Up first, ‘I Wanna Be Where You Are’ written by the magical pairing of Leon Ware and Arthur 'T-Boy' Ross with Ware also behind the production controls. An abbreviated cover of Michael Jackson’s hit, it sees Gaye take a brief respite from his usual steamy and sensual swooning to express his love for his family. Jackson would then return the favour, taking influence from Marvin’s 1977 hit ‘Got to Give it Up’ to make ‘Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough’.
Originally a 1:17 minute segue on the album, the Unedited version clocks in at over 6 minutes, turning it from a transitionary passage to a standalone gem. Extending those delectable grooves, building and breaking with a sun-kissed, funk channelling feeling that washes over like a warm wave. With the 7 inch release trading hands for over £75 on Discogs this ain’t one to miss.
On the flip, ‘I Want You’ written by the same duo as the A, with Leon Ware once again on the production and released as part of the same ’76 album. It was an LP that introduced a change in musical styles for Gaye, songs such as this giving him a disco audience thanks to Leon Ware. The Jam-Alternate version leaves Gaye’s vocals till the final section, letting that sweet soaring soundtrack sing to its absolute emotive peak. Sunrise or sunset, this one is not to be used lightly - tears of joy on the dancefloor guaranteed. More
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Special remarks: 12" with printed deluxe sleeve by Designers Republic, remixes from Zomby and Playgroup.
Tracklist
A1. One In A Million (Playgroup Loaded Remix) 07:45 , A2. One In A Million 03:13
B1. One In A Million (Zomby Rework) 03:28 , B2. One In A Million (Playgroup Loaded Dub) 07:43
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'One In A Million' leads with a bright 90's garage house beat reminiscent of Disclosure before breaking into the kind of danceable indie-pop swagger that will excite fans of LCD Soundsystem and Hot Chip.
Replete with remixes from Zomby and Playgroup this 12" sets a precednt for Olsson 12" release where he kindly asks his heros to reimagine his work. In this case two of Electrtonic musics most exciting and consistent names step up.
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Tracklist
A1. One In A Million (Playgroup Loaded Remix) 07:45 , A2. One In A Million 03:13
B1. One In A Million (Zomby Rework) 03:28 , B2. One In A Million (Playgroup Loaded Dub) 07:43
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'One In A Million' leads with a bright 90's garage house beat reminiscent of Disclosure before breaking into the kind of danceable indie-pop swagger that will excite fans of LCD Soundsystem and Hot Chip.
Replete with remixes from Zomby and Playgroup this 12" sets a precednt for Olsson 12" release where he kindly asks his heros to reimagine his work. In this case two of Electrtonic musics most exciting and consistent names step up.
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Special remarks: 2x12"LP, 180g Vinyl, with printed deluxe sleeve by Designers Republic
On Millions, OLSSON effortlessly spans genres including dance, indie, pop and more in-between. Opener 'Hold On' - a collaboration with the sharp tongue of Sweden's Mapei - leads with a classic hip-hop beat before breaking into a danceable indie swagger, and has already seen OLSSON achieve high profile acclaim from the likes of Zane Lowe, Noisey and more.
Elsewhere on tracks such as 'This Heat' and 'Satellite (Only Analog Talks)', OLSSON channels a '90s rave influence while also delivering a gnarled Brit indie rock bite, which plays like the tripped-out love child of Kasabian and Jungle.
Tracklist
A1. Hold On feat. Mapei 04:18 , A2. Ca M'est Egal feat Daniel Adams-Ray 04:53 , A3. This Heat 03:59
B1. Fool For Love 03:15 , B2. One In A Million 03:13 , B3. Satellite (Only Analog Talks) 03:13
C1. Culver 04:24, C2. Silent War 04:45 , C3. Go Out 04:21
D1. Grace Jones 03:38 , D2. Take Your Time 03:51 , D3. Aye Aye 04:01
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On Millions, OLSSON effortlessly spans genres including dance, indie, pop and more in-between. Opener 'Hold On' - a collaboration with the sharp tongue of Sweden's Mapei - leads with a classic hip-hop beat before breaking into a danceable indie swagger, and has already seen OLSSON achieve high profile acclaim from the likes of Zane Lowe, Noisey and more.
Elsewhere on tracks such as 'This Heat' and 'Satellite (Only Analog Talks)', OLSSON channels a '90s rave influence while also delivering a gnarled Brit indie rock bite, which plays like the tripped-out love child of Kasabian and Jungle.
Tracklist
A1. Hold On feat. Mapei 04:18 , A2. Ca M'est Egal feat Daniel Adams-Ray 04:53 , A3. This Heat 03:59
B1. Fool For Love 03:15 , B2. One In A Million 03:13 , B3. Satellite (Only Analog Talks) 03:13
C1. Culver 04:24, C2. Silent War 04:45 , C3. Go Out 04:21
D1. Grace Jones 03:38 , D2. Take Your Time 03:51 , D3. Aye Aye 04:01
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OLSSON - On feat. Mapei
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OLSSON - Thin Love
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OLSSON - Thin Love (Isaac Tichauer Remix)
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OLSSON - Thin Love
Special remarks: 12" with printed deluxe sleeve by Designers Republic, 180g Vinyl, Remixes from DJ Marky and Isaac Tichauer
Tracklist
A1. Hold On feat. Mapei A2. Thin Love
B1. Hold On feat. Mapei (DJ Marky Remix)
B2. Thin Love (Isaac Tichauer Remix)
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'Hold On' EP features fellow Swedish artist Mapei rapping a Verse on the title track, the genesis of what, like all gods creature, was born from a picture of chance and chemistry. "We had been spending a lot of time working in the studio, mostly on her upcoming album. For the feature on HOLD ON, I wanted someone who could tear down a wall, but sound like a hot Shangri-Las at the same time. Mapei is perfect for this." Arguably much of the songs power comes in the the chorus's backing Vocals, which in true fighting spirit Olsson went hard when choosing the right collaborators for this. "I´ve always been obsessed with gospel choirs since I was a kid, so 'Hold ON' had to have one. Back in 2015 I went to London and just recorded a gospel choir whose members included Vula Malinga (Basement Jaxx, Sam Smith), Adeleye Omotayo (Amy Whinehouse), Sam White (Florence & the Machine) and Eska Mtungwazi. They are a powerful layer on the record." On the B-side you will find 'Thin Love' which was the first song recorded under the Olsson moniker "Thin Love is about feeling numb really. Its about breaking out of something truly destructive. Thin Love is the first song I wrote for Olsson. I was in a very disturbed state. It was the point where I told my demons to fuck-off."
Musically Olsson borrows heavily from Rave Culture, and as a happy consequence sets the tone for many of the collaborators and release ideas. As such you will find the EP on a classic 12" Dance format replete with remixes from House Music prodigy Isaac Tichauer and Drum and Bass legend DJ Marky. "I´m a big fan of both there work. DJ Marky for his 3pm-with-two-cocktails-in-you kind of groove. And Isaac Tichauer for his 3am dancing alone kind of vibe. Its a perfect combination for a all around the clock ep." Even the artwork had to speak the same language, so Olsson turned to Sheffield legends The Designers Republic and asked them to visualise his voice. In doing so Olsson has created an Iconic aesthetic evoking similar work from 90's heroes Aphex Twin, Pulp and Primal Scream; all pioneers of progressive and often twisted design-led visual communication and branding made in collaboration with The Designers Republic. More
Tracklist
A1. Hold On feat. Mapei A2. Thin Love
B1. Hold On feat. Mapei (DJ Marky Remix)
B2. Thin Love (Isaac Tichauer Remix)
Short Info:
'Hold On' EP features fellow Swedish artist Mapei rapping a Verse on the title track, the genesis of what, like all gods creature, was born from a picture of chance and chemistry. "We had been spending a lot of time working in the studio, mostly on her upcoming album. For the feature on HOLD ON, I wanted someone who could tear down a wall, but sound like a hot Shangri-Las at the same time. Mapei is perfect for this." Arguably much of the songs power comes in the the chorus's backing Vocals, which in true fighting spirit Olsson went hard when choosing the right collaborators for this. "I´ve always been obsessed with gospel choirs since I was a kid, so 'Hold ON' had to have one. Back in 2015 I went to London and just recorded a gospel choir whose members included Vula Malinga (Basement Jaxx, Sam Smith), Adeleye Omotayo (Amy Whinehouse), Sam White (Florence & the Machine) and Eska Mtungwazi. They are a powerful layer on the record." On the B-side you will find 'Thin Love' which was the first song recorded under the Olsson moniker "Thin Love is about feeling numb really. Its about breaking out of something truly destructive. Thin Love is the first song I wrote for Olsson. I was in a very disturbed state. It was the point where I told my demons to fuck-off."
Musically Olsson borrows heavily from Rave Culture, and as a happy consequence sets the tone for many of the collaborators and release ideas. As such you will find the EP on a classic 12" Dance format replete with remixes from House Music prodigy Isaac Tichauer and Drum and Bass legend DJ Marky. "I´m a big fan of both there work. DJ Marky for his 3pm-with-two-cocktails-in-you kind of groove. And Isaac Tichauer for his 3am dancing alone kind of vibe. Its a perfect combination for a all around the clock ep." Even the artwork had to speak the same language, so Olsson turned to Sheffield legends The Designers Republic and asked them to visualise his voice. In doing so Olsson has created an Iconic aesthetic evoking similar work from 90's heroes Aphex Twin, Pulp and Primal Scream; all pioneers of progressive and often twisted design-led visual communication and branding made in collaboration with The Designers Republic. More
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Label:Energy Exchange Records
Cat-No:EXRECLP002
Release-Date:22.09.2023
Genre:Deephouse
Configuration:LP Excl
Label:Energy Exchange Records
Cat-No:EXRECLP002
Release-Date:22.09.2023
Genre:Deephouse
Configuration:LP Excl
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Energy Exchange Ensemble - Lime Green Skies ft. Oscar Jerome
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Energy Exchange Ensemble - Art Make Luv / Brighter Star ft. Allysha Joy
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Energy Exchange Ensemble - On My Toes ft. CC Dance Orchestra
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Energy Exchange Ensemble - Obana ft. Eric Owusu (Zeitgeist 808 RMX)
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Energy Exchange Ensemble - East Moon
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Energy Exchange Ensemble - Smiling Down on Me ft. Allysha Joy & Cody Currie
Bursting into the summer with a vibrant and dynamic debut album, Energy Exchange Ensemble (EX Ensemble), assume their position as innovators of contemporary organically engineered dance music inspired by collaboration and that "special sauce" born from improvised jam-style musicianship. Long-time collaborators and pioneers of Melbourne's indefinable underground sound through collectives like 30/70 and Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange, Lewis Moody and Ziggy Zeitgeist, reunite on their latest project, EX Ensemble. Energy Exchange Records Vol 1. pays homage to the transcultural projects curated by iconic label, ECM, capturing the impassioned spirit of spontaneity.
- First project of Energy Exchange Ensemble, Energy Exchange Records in-house band
- Extensive Global Promo by Gilles Peterson, Tom Ravenscroft, Zakia (NTS), Gilles Secretsundaze
Tracklist:
1. Lime Green Skies ft. Oscar Jerome
2. Art Make Luv / Brighter Star ft. Allysha Joy
3. On My Toes ft. CC Dance Orchestra
4. Obana ft. Eric Owusu (Zeitgeist 808 RMX)
5. East Moon
6. Smiling Down on Me ft. Allysha Joy & Cody Currie
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- First project of Energy Exchange Ensemble, Energy Exchange Records in-house band
- Extensive Global Promo by Gilles Peterson, Tom Ravenscroft, Zakia (NTS), Gilles Secretsundaze
Tracklist:
1. Lime Green Skies ft. Oscar Jerome
2. Art Make Luv / Brighter Star ft. Allysha Joy
3. On My Toes ft. CC Dance Orchestra
4. Obana ft. Eric Owusu (Zeitgeist 808 RMX)
5. East Moon
6. Smiling Down on Me ft. Allysha Joy & Cody Currie
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Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange - Take Your Time ft. Wayne Snow
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Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange - Bleached
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Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange - Take Your Time ft. Wayne Snow (Jenifa Mayanja Remix)
Secretsundaze are back with their first label release in 2023: the follow up to Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange’s 2021’s 'Kreuzberg Kix EP 1'. The team is very much present and correct with artist Wayne Snow once again joining the party on the deep house trip 'Take Your Time'. It comes complete with a stunning remix by Secretsundaze long time fave, NYC based producer and DJ Jenifa Mayanja, and the jazzy, uptempo, instrumental 'Bleached'.
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Tracklist LP:
01 - Prayer For Peace - 07:29
02 - Cadillac - 06:00
03 - Keep on Lovin' - 04:39
04 - Segue I - 00:55
05 - Vivid Energies - 08:11
06 - Tightrope - 04:50
07 - Segue II - 00:35
08 - Green Eyes - 05:55
After a steady rise to international recognition through 2 LPS and several EP's already since 2018, Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange joins the Get Together family for their first recording session in Europe. "Prayer For Peace" - A 8 track journey through atmospheric scenes, broken to deep four on floor rhythms and colourful top lines. From the Jazz-funk inspired 'Prayer For Peace' to the infectious Boogie twilight of 'Cadillac' this is a record that is equally well suited to dance floor applications as it is to an intimate night with the turntable spinning and the sensual herbs burning.
This recording represents the Berlin chapter of the Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange. The curated jam band moniker of Ziggy Zeitgeist, the experiment having emerged from the murky depths of the Melbourne underground. Zeitgeist arrived in Berlin in summer 2019 wasting no time in assembling a talented and diverse group of assorted freaks from many corners of the world to bring their own languages, melodies, rhythms and swagger on this cross continental meeting point.
This session captures the raw energetic fusion of such diverse and innovative musicians scene co-existing in the Techno capital of the world. This city already has its own sound, its own attitude. It's no wonder artists gather from every corner of the world to discover themselves through the lens of the city. That is the sound of the 'Zeitgeist Berlin era' the group explores deeper, darker sounds of the club emerging from their signature hip slinging disco, funk fusion.
For such an occasion the recording was engineered and mixed by platinum producer / engineer Axel Reinemer in the esteemed Jazzanova studios. 3 days of steamy Berlin summer looking over the ring-bahn towards the swamps of the Tegel Forest to the north. Spiritual jazz interludes flirt delicately with bouncing Brazilian rhythms. Psychedelic dub-grooves meander before exploding into bursts of finessed energy, before locking into steady and deep-house rollers.... All live, All together in the room, all real human spirit imbued in every note, with the level of production to easily stand up on the club system This is the kind of record that is as diverse as it is essential in every serious collectors artillery.
Album Credits
Ziggy Zeitgeist - Drums, Cymbals, Assorted Trash, Electronics
Szabolcs Bognár - Fender Rhodes, Prophet Rev 2, Moog Sub 37, Nord Electro, ARP Solina String, Roland SH200
Eric Owusu - Congas. Bongos, Talking Drum, Triangle, Shakers, Shekere, Flexatone
Yannick Nolting - Electric Bass
Hal Strewe - Electric Bass on 'Green Eyes' and 'Vivid Energies' & Double Bass on 'Prayer For Peace'
Paulo Cedraz - Flute, Percussion, Samba Whistle
Wayne Snow - Vocals on 'Prayer For Peace' and 'Keep on Lovin''
Rosa Landers - Vocals on 'Prayer For Peace'
Lewis Moody - Piano on 'Green Eyes'
Produced by Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange & Get Together
Mix engineer - Axel Reinemer
Master Engineer - Sebastian Genz
Design - Edan Strachan
Photography - Jasper Sala
Recorded at Jazzanova Recording Studios, Berlin
Released by Get Together Collective
Distributed by Word And Sound
Album reference code - GTVS001
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01 - Prayer For Peace - 07:29
02 - Cadillac - 06:00
03 - Keep on Lovin' - 04:39
04 - Segue I - 00:55
05 - Vivid Energies - 08:11
06 - Tightrope - 04:50
07 - Segue II - 00:35
08 - Green Eyes - 05:55
After a steady rise to international recognition through 2 LPS and several EP's already since 2018, Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange joins the Get Together family for their first recording session in Europe. "Prayer For Peace" - A 8 track journey through atmospheric scenes, broken to deep four on floor rhythms and colourful top lines. From the Jazz-funk inspired 'Prayer For Peace' to the infectious Boogie twilight of 'Cadillac' this is a record that is equally well suited to dance floor applications as it is to an intimate night with the turntable spinning and the sensual herbs burning.
This recording represents the Berlin chapter of the Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange. The curated jam band moniker of Ziggy Zeitgeist, the experiment having emerged from the murky depths of the Melbourne underground. Zeitgeist arrived in Berlin in summer 2019 wasting no time in assembling a talented and diverse group of assorted freaks from many corners of the world to bring their own languages, melodies, rhythms and swagger on this cross continental meeting point.
This session captures the raw energetic fusion of such diverse and innovative musicians scene co-existing in the Techno capital of the world. This city already has its own sound, its own attitude. It's no wonder artists gather from every corner of the world to discover themselves through the lens of the city. That is the sound of the 'Zeitgeist Berlin era' the group explores deeper, darker sounds of the club emerging from their signature hip slinging disco, funk fusion.
For such an occasion the recording was engineered and mixed by platinum producer / engineer Axel Reinemer in the esteemed Jazzanova studios. 3 days of steamy Berlin summer looking over the ring-bahn towards the swamps of the Tegel Forest to the north. Spiritual jazz interludes flirt delicately with bouncing Brazilian rhythms. Psychedelic dub-grooves meander before exploding into bursts of finessed energy, before locking into steady and deep-house rollers.... All live, All together in the room, all real human spirit imbued in every note, with the level of production to easily stand up on the club system This is the kind of record that is as diverse as it is essential in every serious collectors artillery.
Album Credits
Ziggy Zeitgeist - Drums, Cymbals, Assorted Trash, Electronics
Szabolcs Bognár - Fender Rhodes, Prophet Rev 2, Moog Sub 37, Nord Electro, ARP Solina String, Roland SH200
Eric Owusu - Congas. Bongos, Talking Drum, Triangle, Shakers, Shekere, Flexatone
Yannick Nolting - Electric Bass
Hal Strewe - Electric Bass on 'Green Eyes' and 'Vivid Energies' & Double Bass on 'Prayer For Peace'
Paulo Cedraz - Flute, Percussion, Samba Whistle
Wayne Snow - Vocals on 'Prayer For Peace' and 'Keep on Lovin''
Rosa Landers - Vocals on 'Prayer For Peace'
Lewis Moody - Piano on 'Green Eyes'
Produced by Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange & Get Together
Mix engineer - Axel Reinemer
Master Engineer - Sebastian Genz
Design - Edan Strachan
Photography - Jasper Sala
Recorded at Jazzanova Recording Studios, Berlin
Released by Get Together Collective
Distributed by Word And Sound
Album reference code - GTVS001
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Allysha Joy - Sunny
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Allysha Joy - Prophecy
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Allysha Joy - Southern Stepper
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Allysha Joy - Fly
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Allysha Joy - Rewind
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Allysha Joy - My Everything (feat. Erica Tucceri)
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Allysha Joy - Walk Away
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Allysha Joy - H.B.Y.
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Allysha Joy - Immunity
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Allysha Joy - Bruk Samba
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Allysha Joy - On Heat
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Allysha Joy - They're Energised
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Allysha Joy - Listen
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Allysha Joy - Everything Falls Apart
CoOp Presents is incredibly proud to present an all-new compilation album put together by Allysha Joy. This 14-track LP gives us a solid glimpse into the current wave of Antipodean bruk / broken beat artists. Allysha explains "the connection began with a guest mix for CoOp Presents Worldwide FM radio show. I was asked to guest on the show, so pulled together some heavy unreleased and unmastered "Australian" broken sounds. I immediately called Horatio, Close Counters and Setwun, some of my nearest and dearest inspirations and collaborators to get them in the mix! Within 24 hours I had a brand new beat from Setwun called 'H.B.Y', I ran up some vocals on a Close Counters track and landed a wild jazz-bruk collaboration called 'Fly' from Horatio Luna and Nikodimos! We all felt really blessed to be linking in with some of the innovators of the sound we love! Also in the mix, I played a track by Lanu a.k.a Lance Ferguson, one of "Australia's" funkiest songwriters and producers. Mike Gurrieri and Chris Gill over at Northside Records had already been scheming to set Lance and I up on a music date for weeks, which turned into writing 'Rewind' . Lanu, along with Ennio Styles, have been integral in the broken beat sound down here from the early 2000s and they connected Jonny Faith in to bring 'Southern Stepper'. After linking in over the music and working on some collaborations, Alex Phountzi and IG Culture asked me to put together this compilation. The first person that came to mind was Sampology. A wild ride of shifting harmony and incredible vocals, Sam delivered 'Sunny', featuring Maia. Also of Middle Name Dance Band acclaim and a beaming light of creative energy, Kuzko created 'Immunity' for the comp — their debut solo release! Also up in Meanjin, Special Feelings and Squidgenini were making their own style of jazzy house music and we absolutely knew that they would kill it on the broken beat tip. They sent through 'On Heat' and 'Prophecy' respectively, and inspired me to write and produce 'Listen'. A track about the struggle to be heard as female and non-binary artists. A hard-hitter mixed by co-collaborator Yelderbert of our new duo project, Totek. As my brother and the one that first introduced me to Agent K, I knew we had to get Ziggy Zeitgeist up in the mix! He immediately sent over a bunch of tunes, and from alongside all of the 30/70 Collective demo drum loops and fresh Z.F.E.X sounds, we selected 'Bruk Samba' featuring Cody Curry, the CC Dance Orchestra. I had managed to pull together a bunch of tunes for the compilation and after a studio session one afternoon I was walking down Sydney Road and bumped into Silent Jay, Alien and A.KID a.k.a. ACID SLOP at their new spot, the Mandarin Dreams HQ. We were just chatting and above Jay's head I spotted the New Sector Movements record, 'Download This'! To see that they'd just been spinning this record felt so serendipitous, so I had to ask them to be on it! Acid Slop sent me through a tune literally the next day, called 'Everything Falls Apart' and within the week we got 'Walk Away', from Lori and Silent Jay. It felt complete. The way that this music just effortlessly and lyrically fell together, is a testament to the broken beat undercurrent that runs within the jazz and dance music scene down-under. 'They're Energised' connects a scene of deeply talented and inspired musicians, collectively shaping the new wave of uniquely "Australian" bruk and broken beat music!"
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Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange is a collective that brings together UK jazz funk vibes with the energy of Berlin's electronic DJ music. "Sci-Fi Jazz Directions" epitomises the Zeitgeist of the time, the crucial meeting point of our organic selves with our technology.
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The follow up to his 2017 album, Produced With Love II is a collection of brand new songs from one of the UK’s most longstanding, respected and fiercely independent artists.
Record One
A1 Dave & Omar – Starlight
A2 Jayenne feat. Gina Carey - Love Walked In The Room
B1 Foreal People feat. Xan Blacq - Raise A Blaze.
B2 Mistura feat. Jemini - Want Me Back
Record Two
C1 Dave Lee feat. Billy Valentine - Taste My Love
C2 Mistura feat. Tiffany T'Zelle - If You Ever Need Somebody
C3 The Sunburst Band feat. Angela Johnson - Face The Love.
D1 Raw Essence feat. Lifford - Do It Again
D2 Dave Lee feat. Billy Valentine - Power Of The Mind (Power Trip Mix)
D3 The Sunburst Band - Let's Do It In Style
Bonus 12” Record
E1 Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes - Don't Leave Me This Way (Dave Lee Philly World Mix)
F1 Kokomo - Use Your Imagination (Dave Lee Re-Imagined Mix) More
Record One
A1 Dave & Omar – Starlight
A2 Jayenne feat. Gina Carey - Love Walked In The Room
B1 Foreal People feat. Xan Blacq - Raise A Blaze.
B2 Mistura feat. Jemini - Want Me Back
Record Two
C1 Dave Lee feat. Billy Valentine - Taste My Love
C2 Mistura feat. Tiffany T'Zelle - If You Ever Need Somebody
C3 The Sunburst Band feat. Angela Johnson - Face The Love.
D1 Raw Essence feat. Lifford - Do It Again
D2 Dave Lee feat. Billy Valentine - Power Of The Mind (Power Trip Mix)
D3 The Sunburst Band - Let's Do It In Style
Bonus 12” Record
E1 Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes - Don't Leave Me This Way (Dave Lee Philly World Mix)
F1 Kokomo - Use Your Imagination (Dave Lee Re-Imagined Mix) More
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Ana Frango Eletrico - Saudade
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Pedro Fonte - Cliche
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Bala Desejo - Lua Comanche
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Ava Rocha - Boca Do Ceu
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Exercito De Bebes - Avos Da Experiencia
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Thiago Nassif - Soar Estranho (feat Arto Lindsay & Vinicius Cantuaria & Gabriela Riley)
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Negro Leo - Mulato
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Mari Romano - Amelie
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ROSABEGE - SIGO NUM SITE/MARMORE
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Dora Morelenbaum - Vento De Beirada
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Cadu Tenorio & Jucara Marcal - Candombe Ia Cacunde Iaue
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Jonas Sa - Gigolo
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Troa - Bandeide
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Marcelo Callado - Simbora (feat Silvia Machete)
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Ovo Ou Bicho - Mocos
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Le Almeida - Apreco Antigo
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Ilessi - Ladra Do Lugar De Fala
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Joana Queiroz - Dois Litorais
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Raquel Dimantas - Flecha Azul
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Antonio Neves & Thiaguinho Silva - Das Neves
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Letrux - Dorme Com Essa
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Os Ritmistas - Sambolero
Tracklist:
1. Ana Frango Elétrico – Saudade
2. Pedro Fonte – Clichê
3. Bala Desejo - Lua Comanche
4. Ava Rocha - Boca do Céu
5. Exército de Bebês - Avós da Experiência
6. Thiago Nassif - Soar Estranho (feat. Arto Lindsay, Vinicius Cantuária & Gabriela Riley)
7. Negro Leo – Mulato
8. Mari Romano – Amélie
9. ROSABEGE - SIGO NUM SITE / MÁRMORE
10. Dora Morelenbaum - Vento de Beirada
11. Cadu Tenório & Juçara Marçal - Candombe - La Cacundê Iauê
12. Jonas Sa – Gigolô
13 Troá – Bandeide
14. Marcelo Callado - Simbora (feat. Silvia Machete)
15. Ovo Ou Bicho – Moços
16. Lê Almeida - Apreço Antigo
17. Vovô Bebê - Briga de Família (feat. Ana Frango)
18. Joana Queiroz - Dois Litorais
19. Raquel Dimantas - Flecha Azul
20. António Neves & Thiaguinho Silva - Das Neves
21. Letrux - Dorme Com Essa
22. Os Ritmistas - Sambolero
The popularity of Brazilian music from the 60s, 70s and 80s has experienced quite the renaissance; artists such as Gal Costa, Gilberto Gil, Arthur Verocai, Joyce et al, have become household names to an international audience passionate about global sounds. However, even for die-hard fans and collectors of Brazilian music of the past, discovering contemporary Brazilian artists is not always easy, nor accessible. But, if you know where to look, you will see that there is a resurgence well underway that can be epitomised by an exciting new wave of Brazilian artists beginning to break through and gather momentum overseas. It’s with thanks to Sound and Colours, a website devoted to promoting Latin American music and culture, that we can help shine a light on one particular collective, bursting with creativity and camaraderie.
‘Hidden Waters: Strange and Sublime Sounds of Rio de Janeiro’ is compiled by Joe Osborne (founder of specialist Brazilian music platform Brazilian Wax) and Russ Slater (editor at large of Sounds and Colours). Focusing solely on the 'Rio Scene', rather than taking on the mammoth task of tackling Brazil as a whole, this collection presents 20-plus ground-breaking artists selected from Rio’s resurgent music scene. By presenting a snapshot into the pulse of the city and the vibrant musicians that live in it, ‘Hidden Waters’ collates tracks from a wide spectrum of musical genres from the avant-garde edge to bossa nova, samba, Candomblé, lo-fi rock, jazz and funk.
‘Hidden Waters’ showcases musicians such as iconic Rio mainstays Negro Leo & Ava Rocha, Brazilian jazz upstart Antônio Neves, critically lauded Avant-pop trailblazer Thiago Nassif, breakthrough artists Ana Frango Elétrico and Letrux, lo-fi psych rocker Lê Almeida, plus the Latin Grammy-winning Bala Desejo who are set to explode onto the world stage.
The music featured on ‘Hidden Waters’ is unequivocally Brazilian, swelling with samba, bossa nova, funk, and jazz. But it’s within the album's blend; from sunny psychedelia to dusky synth-pop via experimental electronics, that marks the compilation as the sound of modern, multicultural Rio. Fans of Brazil’s fertile 60s and 70s will spot the antecedents in Tropicália. Not only in the experimentation but also through the similar political context: back in the late 60s there was Brazil’s military dictatorship, and up until the end of 2022 it was Bolsonaro’s censorious premiership. Here are a group of musicians writing and reflecting on another colourful chapter within Brazil’s musical history.
This comprehensive compilation comes with album artwork designed by Rio music’s leading album artwork designer, Caio Paiva. It features essays by professor and music critic Bernardo Oliveira and music journalist Leonardo Lichote, plus extensive notes on each track by the artists themselves. More
1. Ana Frango Elétrico – Saudade
2. Pedro Fonte – Clichê
3. Bala Desejo - Lua Comanche
4. Ava Rocha - Boca do Céu
5. Exército de Bebês - Avós da Experiência
6. Thiago Nassif - Soar Estranho (feat. Arto Lindsay, Vinicius Cantuária & Gabriela Riley)
7. Negro Leo – Mulato
8. Mari Romano – Amélie
9. ROSABEGE - SIGO NUM SITE / MÁRMORE
10. Dora Morelenbaum - Vento de Beirada
11. Cadu Tenório & Juçara Marçal - Candombe - La Cacundê Iauê
12. Jonas Sa – Gigolô
13 Troá – Bandeide
14. Marcelo Callado - Simbora (feat. Silvia Machete)
15. Ovo Ou Bicho – Moços
16. Lê Almeida - Apreço Antigo
17. Vovô Bebê - Briga de Família (feat. Ana Frango)
18. Joana Queiroz - Dois Litorais
19. Raquel Dimantas - Flecha Azul
20. António Neves & Thiaguinho Silva - Das Neves
21. Letrux - Dorme Com Essa
22. Os Ritmistas - Sambolero
The popularity of Brazilian music from the 60s, 70s and 80s has experienced quite the renaissance; artists such as Gal Costa, Gilberto Gil, Arthur Verocai, Joyce et al, have become household names to an international audience passionate about global sounds. However, even for die-hard fans and collectors of Brazilian music of the past, discovering contemporary Brazilian artists is not always easy, nor accessible. But, if you know where to look, you will see that there is a resurgence well underway that can be epitomised by an exciting new wave of Brazilian artists beginning to break through and gather momentum overseas. It’s with thanks to Sound and Colours, a website devoted to promoting Latin American music and culture, that we can help shine a light on one particular collective, bursting with creativity and camaraderie.
‘Hidden Waters: Strange and Sublime Sounds of Rio de Janeiro’ is compiled by Joe Osborne (founder of specialist Brazilian music platform Brazilian Wax) and Russ Slater (editor at large of Sounds and Colours). Focusing solely on the 'Rio Scene', rather than taking on the mammoth task of tackling Brazil as a whole, this collection presents 20-plus ground-breaking artists selected from Rio’s resurgent music scene. By presenting a snapshot into the pulse of the city and the vibrant musicians that live in it, ‘Hidden Waters’ collates tracks from a wide spectrum of musical genres from the avant-garde edge to bossa nova, samba, Candomblé, lo-fi rock, jazz and funk.
‘Hidden Waters’ showcases musicians such as iconic Rio mainstays Negro Leo & Ava Rocha, Brazilian jazz upstart Antônio Neves, critically lauded Avant-pop trailblazer Thiago Nassif, breakthrough artists Ana Frango Elétrico and Letrux, lo-fi psych rocker Lê Almeida, plus the Latin Grammy-winning Bala Desejo who are set to explode onto the world stage.
The music featured on ‘Hidden Waters’ is unequivocally Brazilian, swelling with samba, bossa nova, funk, and jazz. But it’s within the album's blend; from sunny psychedelia to dusky synth-pop via experimental electronics, that marks the compilation as the sound of modern, multicultural Rio. Fans of Brazil’s fertile 60s and 70s will spot the antecedents in Tropicália. Not only in the experimentation but also through the similar political context: back in the late 60s there was Brazil’s military dictatorship, and up until the end of 2022 it was Bolsonaro’s censorious premiership. Here are a group of musicians writing and reflecting on another colourful chapter within Brazil’s musical history.
This comprehensive compilation comes with album artwork designed by Rio music’s leading album artwork designer, Caio Paiva. It features essays by professor and music critic Bernardo Oliveira and music journalist Leonardo Lichote, plus extensive notes on each track by the artists themselves. More
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SUENO LATINO w/Manuel Goettsching ... - SUENO LATINO (Derrick May Illusion First Mix) 11:18
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SUENO LATINO w/Manuel Goettsching ... - SUENO LATINO (Derrick May Emotion Second Mix) 4:31
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SUENO LATINO w/Manuel Goettsching ... - SUENO LATINO (Derrick May Final Third Mix) 5:00
– original release on CREATIVE LABEL - CREA 001
SPECIAL EDITION 12” single MARBLED YELLOW vinyl /400 copies
180 gr.
TRACKLIST:
A01 – SUEÑO LATINO (Derrick May Illusion First Mix) 11:18
B01 – SUEÑO LATINO (Derrick May Emotion Second Mix) 4:31
B02 – SUEÑO LATINO (Derrick May Final Third Mix) 5:00
VITAL SALES POINTS:
"CCR - Club Culture Rarities" the record label exclusively dedicated to re-prints of cult and rare 12” taken form Expanded Music’s labels.
The 11th release on "CCR - Club Culture Rarities" SUEÑO LATINO Derrick May Remix originally released on Creative Label 1992
Built around Manuel Göttsching’s astral classic E2-E4, Sueño Latino is, with no doubts, one of the most iconic records of the late 80's electronic music. Several remixes have followed the 1989 original release, but above all stands up Derrick May’s “Illusion First Mix” that adds his typical tribal motifs to the euphoric carpet of stars, tropical birds and cowbells. This reissue of Detroit genius’ version of Sueño Latino gives wings to our imagination making us fly on the most joyful nights of Ibiza.
Ask for it and stay tuned. More
SPECIAL EDITION 12” single MARBLED YELLOW vinyl /400 copies
180 gr.
TRACKLIST:
A01 – SUEÑO LATINO (Derrick May Illusion First Mix) 11:18
B01 – SUEÑO LATINO (Derrick May Emotion Second Mix) 4:31
B02 – SUEÑO LATINO (Derrick May Final Third Mix) 5:00
VITAL SALES POINTS:
"CCR - Club Culture Rarities" the record label exclusively dedicated to re-prints of cult and rare 12” taken form Expanded Music’s labels.
The 11th release on "CCR - Club Culture Rarities" SUEÑO LATINO Derrick May Remix originally released on Creative Label 1992
Built around Manuel Göttsching’s astral classic E2-E4, Sueño Latino is, with no doubts, one of the most iconic records of the late 80's electronic music. Several remixes have followed the 1989 original release, but above all stands up Derrick May’s “Illusion First Mix” that adds his typical tribal motifs to the euphoric carpet of stars, tropical birds and cowbells. This reissue of Detroit genius’ version of Sueño Latino gives wings to our imagination making us fly on the most joyful nights of Ibiza.
Ask for it and stay tuned. More
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Byron the Aquarius - I love yo
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Byron the Aquarius - Get up
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Byron the Aquarius - Love
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Byron the Aquarius - Success
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Byron the Aquarius - I love yo (Kush Jones remix)
Format: (180 gr., Limited Full Cover)
Track list:
A1 - Byron the Aquarius - I love yo
A2 - Byron the Aquarius - Get up
B1 - Byron the Aquarius - Love
B2 - Byron the Aquarius - Success
B3 - Byron the Aquarius - I love yo (Kush Jones remix)
Release Info:
Heist Recordings has been pushing the envelope for house music since day one and we’re always on the lookout for artists that represent our vision on electronic music. Our next guest on the label fits that profile and more. He is the embodiment of modern-day electronic funk and a true wizard on the keys: Atlanta raised cool guy Byron the Aquarius.
Byron has a solid history on the label: He remixed Parker Madicine back in 2017 and did a mad solo on the 2019 released Dam Swindle track ‘The life behind things’. We’ve done some shows together and stayed in touch while Byron was working together with Jeff Mills on his 2020 jazz crossover record ‘Ambrosia’ on Axis. Now, after a solid string of releases on labels like Shall not Fade and Purveyor Underground, Byron is making his solo appearance on Heist. His ‘Akira’ EP goes from dark basement grooves to dreamy broken beats and features a remix by New York dance music wizard Kush Jones.
The Akira EP kicks off with ‘I love yo’. In this track, Byron decides to leave his keys at home and goes in deep with a moody club workout. ‘I love yo’ is a track that juxtaposes dreamy samples with rough percussion and vocal chops with a clear nod to the work of Mr. G. The melody is mellow, but don’t be deceived; clever drum programming and plenty of sub take this track into the club vibe just the way Byron likes it: warm, hazy and sexy AF.
Byron is not known for delivering straightforward house tunes, but when he does deliver them, he does it in style. Enter ‘Get up’; the A2 of the EP. There’s everything we love about house music: smart vocal chops, driving percussion, classic house keys and a booming sub to get you bumping to this beat.
The B-side sees Byron up the tempo and take a deep dive into bass territory with ‘Love’. In this track, there’s lush pads running over a percussive broken beat and chopped R ’n B vocals to add some serious sex appeal. It’s deceptively simple and clean but ever so catchy, which clearly shows Byron’s prowess as an electronic music producer.
Going back to classic house mode, we’ve got ‘Success’: A spoken word house track that fits right in with the classics. Byron sets the mood with some bumpy key-and synth work while brainstorming about originality and blackness throughout the track. Even though the message underneath might be a serious one, Byron succeeds in delivering this in a fun, uplifting way that never gets pretentious or divisive.
The EP finishes with a remix by New Yorker Kush Jones. This is an artist who understands how to build a groove. He could take you anywhere from house to juke, footwork and techno, which is exactly why he’s been getting so much love for his music recently. Kush is an artist who sees no boundaries in his music and still manages to create his own sonic universe. His remix of ‘I love yo’ takes a dreamy approach with soft chords running over an electronic groove with a pure and improvised feel. All elements fit together perfectly and it’s the clever ad-hoc programming and arrangement that suck you into his unbounded world from the first beat.
As always, enjoy the music and play it loud.
Yours sincerely,
Maarten & Lars More
Track list:
A1 - Byron the Aquarius - I love yo
A2 - Byron the Aquarius - Get up
B1 - Byron the Aquarius - Love
B2 - Byron the Aquarius - Success
B3 - Byron the Aquarius - I love yo (Kush Jones remix)
Release Info:
Heist Recordings has been pushing the envelope for house music since day one and we’re always on the lookout for artists that represent our vision on electronic music. Our next guest on the label fits that profile and more. He is the embodiment of modern-day electronic funk and a true wizard on the keys: Atlanta raised cool guy Byron the Aquarius.
Byron has a solid history on the label: He remixed Parker Madicine back in 2017 and did a mad solo on the 2019 released Dam Swindle track ‘The life behind things’. We’ve done some shows together and stayed in touch while Byron was working together with Jeff Mills on his 2020 jazz crossover record ‘Ambrosia’ on Axis. Now, after a solid string of releases on labels like Shall not Fade and Purveyor Underground, Byron is making his solo appearance on Heist. His ‘Akira’ EP goes from dark basement grooves to dreamy broken beats and features a remix by New York dance music wizard Kush Jones.
The Akira EP kicks off with ‘I love yo’. In this track, Byron decides to leave his keys at home and goes in deep with a moody club workout. ‘I love yo’ is a track that juxtaposes dreamy samples with rough percussion and vocal chops with a clear nod to the work of Mr. G. The melody is mellow, but don’t be deceived; clever drum programming and plenty of sub take this track into the club vibe just the way Byron likes it: warm, hazy and sexy AF.
Byron is not known for delivering straightforward house tunes, but when he does deliver them, he does it in style. Enter ‘Get up’; the A2 of the EP. There’s everything we love about house music: smart vocal chops, driving percussion, classic house keys and a booming sub to get you bumping to this beat.
The B-side sees Byron up the tempo and take a deep dive into bass territory with ‘Love’. In this track, there’s lush pads running over a percussive broken beat and chopped R ’n B vocals to add some serious sex appeal. It’s deceptively simple and clean but ever so catchy, which clearly shows Byron’s prowess as an electronic music producer.
Going back to classic house mode, we’ve got ‘Success’: A spoken word house track that fits right in with the classics. Byron sets the mood with some bumpy key-and synth work while brainstorming about originality and blackness throughout the track. Even though the message underneath might be a serious one, Byron succeeds in delivering this in a fun, uplifting way that never gets pretentious or divisive.
The EP finishes with a remix by New Yorker Kush Jones. This is an artist who understands how to build a groove. He could take you anywhere from house to juke, footwork and techno, which is exactly why he’s been getting so much love for his music recently. Kush is an artist who sees no boundaries in his music and still manages to create his own sonic universe. His remix of ‘I love yo’ takes a dreamy approach with soft chords running over an electronic groove with a pure and improvised feel. All elements fit together perfectly and it’s the clever ad-hoc programming and arrangement that suck you into his unbounded world from the first beat.
As always, enjoy the music and play it loud.
Yours sincerely,
Maarten & Lars More
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Bernardo Pinheiro - Relance (Bernardo Pinheiro edit)
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Bernardo Pinheiro - Conga, Conga (Bernardo Pinheiro edit)
Kampana debut for Brazilian edit maestro Bernardo Pinheiro.
The A-side sees him modernise a classic with dancefloor delicious effect, bringing a hypnotic mid-tempo disco groove.
The B-side is a deep dig of a totally unknown record. Bernardo turns it into a peak-time Brazilian disco house monster, with driving carnival percussion and infectious bassline and vocals. This was an unexpected surprise for the Kampana crew and will turn heads and twist legs on the dancefloor!
VITAL SALES POINTS:
-Exclusive tracks, never before released
-ltd edition 7"
-Versatile tracks for Brazilian, world, disco and house DJs
A1. Relance (Bernardo Pinheiro edit)
B1. Conga, Conga (Bernardo Pinheiro edit)
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The A-side sees him modernise a classic with dancefloor delicious effect, bringing a hypnotic mid-tempo disco groove.
The B-side is a deep dig of a totally unknown record. Bernardo turns it into a peak-time Brazilian disco house monster, with driving carnival percussion and infectious bassline and vocals. This was an unexpected surprise for the Kampana crew and will turn heads and twist legs on the dancefloor!
VITAL SALES POINTS:
-Exclusive tracks, never before released
-ltd edition 7"
-Versatile tracks for Brazilian, world, disco and house DJs
A1. Relance (Bernardo Pinheiro edit)
B1. Conga, Conga (Bernardo Pinheiro edit)
More
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Magou - Round Round
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Magou - Eco
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Magou - Borges
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Magou - Dejarte
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Magou - Pas Jolie
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Magou - Heather's Body
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Magou - Sample Dream
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Magou - Morricone
Tracklist 2LP:
A1) Round Round
A2) Eco
B1) Borges
B2) Dejarte
C1) Pas Jolie
C2) Heather's Body
D1) Sample Dream
D2) Morricone
Release Info:
Who is Magou? All we know is that, 2 years ago, Toy Tonics released a 12” EP that created a little buzz on this artist without a face and social media.
The only clue is that Magou is allegedly a mysterious side-project by an otherwise well-known Italian music maker, producer and dj.
Who cares about fame? This one is all about the music, so Toy Tonics is now back with a sassy 2LP release of Magou's full album.
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A1) Round Round
A2) Eco
B1) Borges
B2) Dejarte
C1) Pas Jolie
C2) Heather's Body
D1) Sample Dream
D2) Morricone
Release Info:
Who is Magou? All we know is that, 2 years ago, Toy Tonics released a 12” EP that created a little buzz on this artist without a face and social media.
The only clue is that Magou is allegedly a mysterious side-project by an otherwise well-known Italian music maker, producer and dj.
Who cares about fame? This one is all about the music, so Toy Tonics is now back with a sassy 2LP release of Magou's full album.
More
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Interplanetary Criminal & Killa P - Gangster Time
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Interplanetary Criminal & Main Phase - MC Tip
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Interplanetary Criminal - Beat Work
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Interplanetary Criminal - Coming On Strong
Tracklisting:
A1 Interplanetary Criminal & Killa P - Gangster Time
A2 Interplanetary Criminal & Main Phase - MC Tip
B1 Interplanetary Criminal - Beat Work
B2 Interplanetary Criminal - Coming On Strong
Sales Note
Following his UK Chart Top Ten worthy collaboration earlier this year, we're thrilled to announce the next release from artist-of-the-moment, Interplanetary Criminal.
Coming On Strong marks IPC's fifth Time Is Now release, and sees him collaborate with two TIN family members. Whilst the first collaboration sees Killa P's inimitable flow animate a brooding dark garage beat, the second has fun and playfulness at its core. How could it not? IPC teams up with good pal Main Phase on raucous a number that takes its swung bassline from dubstep.
The following two tracks 'Beat Work' and 'Coming On Strong' are no more po-faced. The former boasts IPC's innovative prowess, the kind of track you'll have to hear it to believe it: expect metallic cowbells, a squelchy 4x4 pulse and skippy vocal chop, later bolstered by a rude warped bassline. The latter sees the suggestions of speed garage reach full form, proving what IPC does best: making rowdy bangers. More
A1 Interplanetary Criminal & Killa P - Gangster Time
A2 Interplanetary Criminal & Main Phase - MC Tip
B1 Interplanetary Criminal - Beat Work
B2 Interplanetary Criminal - Coming On Strong
Sales Note
Following his UK Chart Top Ten worthy collaboration earlier this year, we're thrilled to announce the next release from artist-of-the-moment, Interplanetary Criminal.
Coming On Strong marks IPC's fifth Time Is Now release, and sees him collaborate with two TIN family members. Whilst the first collaboration sees Killa P's inimitable flow animate a brooding dark garage beat, the second has fun and playfulness at its core. How could it not? IPC teams up with good pal Main Phase on raucous a number that takes its swung bassline from dubstep.
The following two tracks 'Beat Work' and 'Coming On Strong' are no more po-faced. The former boasts IPC's innovative prowess, the kind of track you'll have to hear it to believe it: expect metallic cowbells, a squelchy 4x4 pulse and skippy vocal chop, later bolstered by a rude warped bassline. The latter sees the suggestions of speed garage reach full form, proving what IPC does best: making rowdy bangers. More