WORLD excl France

Fakear needed to reinvent himself. To return to the essence of his project, with spontaneity and above all, honesty. Ten years after his first steps in the industry, Fakear now returns to his roots, without looking to the past with nostalgia or contempt; but rather by contemplating his past self with kindness.And this new wave got expressed in one word : Talisman, his last album that came out in February 2023. Alongside a sold out French and European tour, a show at Le Trianon in Paris also sold out, and soon one in salle Pleyel (in February 2024).But such a comeback doesn’t just completely stop after only one album – even though it was particularly noteworthy to the media and the audience. And neither does the inspiration for Fakear.This is how Hypertalisman was born. Like the following of this rebirth and this new inspiration for Théo. Like an extension of Talisman: a new dimension, a parallel universe.“Talisman was me returning to my roots. Hypertalisman is a window to the future.”

A1 - Elysium
A2 - About You
A3 - Prism
A4 - Healing
A5 - Nova

B1 - Burning (feat. OOGO)
B2 - Training Lesson
B3 - Ikigai
B4 - Inner Forest
B5 - Underwater (feat. Kavya) More

WORLD excl France

Tracklist
01. Amulet
02. Alma
03. Olele
04. Altar
05. Ghosts (feat. Dana Williams)
06. Mashai
07. Voyager
08. Ceremony (feat. Thylacine)
09. Not Only Flowers (feat. Hannah Yadi)
10. Aura
11. Crystal
12. Odyssea (feat. Camille Etienne)

Release Info:
This come-back is nothing other than the first step towards the new Fakear.
This new wave can be expressed in one word : Talisman, His new album. The first tracks Moonlight Moves and Altar have mesmerizing and intriguing sounds. It also features Voyager, with a music video mixing gorgeous mountain views and a feeling of weightlessness.
Today Fakear is above all Theo: with his emotions and his battles, one of them being for climate change, and the importance of our planet. For his new album, he collaborated with Camille Étienne, a known climate change activist, on his track Odyssea.
Ten years after his first steps in the industry, Fakear now returns to his roots, without looking to the past with nostalgia or contempt; but rather by contemplating his past self with kindness, and a tap on the shoulder. « I found myself », he admitted.
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WORLD excl France

Fakear needed to reinvent himself. To return to the essence of his project, with spontaneity and above all, honesty. Ten years after his first steps in the industry, Fakear now returns to his roots, without looking to the past with nostalgia or contempt; but rather by contemplating his past self with kindness.And this new wave got expressed in one word : Talisman, his last album that came out in February 2023. Alongside a sold out French and European tour, a show at Le Trianon in Paris also sold out, and soon one in salle Pleyel (in February 2024).But such a comeback doesn’t just completely stop after only one album – even though it was particularly noteworthy to the media and the audience. And neither does the inspiration for Fakear.This is how Hypertalisman was born. Like the following of this rebirth and this new inspiration for Théo. Like an extension of Talisman: a new dimension, a parallel universe.“Talisman was me returning to my roots. Hypertalisman is a window to the future.”

A1 - Elysium
A2 - About You
A3 - Prism
A4 - Healing
A5 - Nova

B1 - Burning (feat. OOGO)
B2 - Training Lesson
B3 - Ikigai
B4 - Inner Forest
B5 - Underwater (feat. Kavya) More

WORLD excl France

Tracklist
01. Amulet
02. Alma
03. Olele
04. Altar
05. Ghosts (feat. Dana Williams)
06. Mashai
07. Voyager
08. Ceremony (feat. Thylacine)
09. Not Only Flowers (feat. Hannah Yadi)
10. Aura
11. Crystal
12. Odyssea (feat. Camille Etienne)

Release Info:
This come-back is nothing other than the first step towards the new Fakear.
This new wave can be expressed in one word : Talisman, His new album. The first tracks Moonlight Moves and Altar have mesmerizing and intriguing sounds. It also features Voyager, with a music video mixing gorgeous mountain views and a feeling of weightlessness.
Today Fakear is above all Theo: with his emotions and his battles, one of them being for climate change, and the importance of our planet. For his new album, he collaborated with Camille Étienne, a known climate change activist, on his track Odyssea.
Ten years after his first steps in the industry, Fakear now returns to his roots, without looking to the past with nostalgia or contempt; but rather by contemplating his past self with kindness, and a tap on the shoulder. « I found myself », he admitted.
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Genre: Disco/Nu-disco


Tracklist 12":

A1 Spiegel feat. Justine Forever 06:06
A2 Spiegel (Instrumental) 06:06

B1 Hypernova 06:10
B2 Mindroid 06:13



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We're happy to announce our latest addition to the Internasjonal family.
Hailing from South Korea, Shubostar has been immersing herself in the ever evolving underground scene of South Korea and Thailand and now in Mexico.
Her eclectic music taste spans various style from disco to techno but her music has a common theme of ' Cosmic'. Dark Disco perhaps?
Leaving the labelling to journalists and record stores we simply call this fresh fodder for dancing feet

Internasjonal HQ May 2021






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Territory: WW -FR

A1 Kaoru Inoue ‘Em Paz’
A2 Gabby and Lopez ‘Drive From Miracles ‘ (Kaoru Inoue remix)
A3 Inner Science ‘Alight’

B1 Aquarium ‘Rainy Night in Shibuya (???deepspace slow down mix)
B2 Naohito Uchiyama ‘Shugetsu’
B3 Keta Ra ‘Equals’

C1 Yuu Udagawa ‘Infinite Possibility’
C2 Noah ‘Gemini - Mysterious lot ‘
Written & Produced by Noah, taken from the album ‘Noire’
C3 Sauce81 ‘Sign Of Secret Love’
C4 Keita Sano ‘Tai + Dai’

D1 Waltz ‘Folkesta’
D2 Kuniyuki ‘ Free’
D3 Ken Ishii presents Metropolitan Harmonic Formulas
Can You Feel It (feat. Metropolitan Harmonic Formulas and Naruyoshi Kikuchi)
Written by Larry Heard. Produced by Ken Ishii. Saxophones by Naruyoshi Kikuchi. Mixed by Ken Ishii at Far East Lab and Skywalker Studios. Published by Truelove Music/TAP.

Still on and about after years of the most intense crate digging, gem mining, desperate head-scratching and avid schooling, thirsty as ever for the next musical thrill to wrap our ears and brains around, here comes the fruit of our life-long love story with Japanese electronics, Denshi Ongaku No Bigaku Vol. 1 and Vol.2. From the soul-fulfilling first crush felt upon hearing the iconic soundtrack of ‘Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence’ by Ryuichi Sakamoto onto our release of Inner Science ‘Cosmo Tracks’, through the life-affirming sets of Laurent Garnier at Dijon’s seminal club, l’An-fer, which have at all times nurtured and expanded our taste for Easternmost delicacies, the influence of Japanese music on our vision and endeavours was paramount to the development of our catalogue, whether directly or indirectly.

This first volume gets the ball rolling with a fine assortment of mostly ambient, electronica and deep house-focussed joints. Draped in organic membranes and ASMR-like synth tapestries, K. Inoue’s nu-agey opener ‘Em Paz’ takes us on a ride across the most serene dreamscapes. Jazzing up these lush and oneiric coastal vibes, Gabby & Lopez ‘Drive form the Miracle’ merges a sense of Californian psychedelia with a straight out hard-bop swing. No stranger to our catalogue, Inner Science returns to serve up a crystalline slice of laid-back house on a mystique-imbued tip he holds the secret to. Flip it over and here comes Aquarium with the splendidly immersive ‘Rainy Night in Shibuya’, which very much feels like wandering amidst its neon-upholstered streets and swarming hallways in a bubble of your own.

Naohito Uchiyama treats us to a synth-drenched nocturnal ballad with the ‘80s-inflected vibes of ’Shugetsu’, whereas Keta Ra cuts a path of ethereal sublimation via the mischievously fun and bouncy balearic lounge of ‘equals’. Masterly crafted by Yuu Udagawa, ‘Infinite Possibility’ eases us in a realm where weightless pop and low-slung abstract hip-hop combine to further exhilarating effect. All in harp-driven brittleness and velveteen sub-bass stealth, Noah ‘Gemini - Mysterious Lot’ has us drifting to a lavishly orchestrated headspace, laying down an impressive work on textures and arrangements. All in on the sedated drip-tease flex, Sauce81 ’Sign of Secret Love’ is a blast of freaky hedonism, just as ready to cast its hypnotic spell down the sweatbox as it was upon its original release ten years ago.

Languid jacking house tune ’Tai+Dai’ from Keita Sano blows the winds of discoid luvin’ across the room with its impeccable balance of sharp, glimmering synthwork and driving bass onslaughts from the depths. An odd slice of reshuffled folk music, Waltz ‘Folkesta’ makes for some eerie invitation of sorts, enchanting and spookily haunting in equal measure. Back to a fevered, hip-swaying mindset, Kuniyuki hi-NRG jazz number ‘Free’ is an absolute wonder of piano and drums-driven boogie, cut from the same cloth as some of Blue Note’s finest Cuban jazz classics. Rounding off the package, Japanese legend Ken Ishii’s version of Larry Heard’s house Hall-of-Famer ‘Can You Feel It’ is pure bliss in a can, tailored to turn any crowd into a shapeless cloud of balmy euphoria and universal love, whatever the place or time.




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NON EXCLUSIVE LP - REPRESS OF 300 due to popular demand, strictly vinyl, no download.
Limited 12“ vinyl , handstamped original cover, protection inner / outer sleeve, info. Officially licensed & restored from the Master Tapes


Our first reissue brings you the holy grail of Kraut Exotica recorded in 1978 for the tiny german Sound Starton label ,only 200 LP´s were ever pressed. Library albums flooded the market back than and this World Jazz gem simply got forgotten in the warehouse . A true one of a kind recording: traditional Indonesian folk songs reinterpretated by some of the best European jazz fusion players incl Milan Pilar (Catch Up, Niagara) ,conducted by the jewish german drummer legend Freddie Brocksieper.


A1. Kumbali

A2, Bedaja

A3. Mari Bersampan

A4. Twilight In Besaici

A5. Ajam Sabungan

A6. Geng-Gong

A7. Salamat Malan

A8. Salut To Bali

B1. Gunung Batu

B2. Swinging Bali

B3. Berbahas-Bahas

B4. Legong

B5. Bagsawan

B6. Suling

B7. Hatikuben Rindu



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Territory: Europe excl. UK & France , translucent vinyl, printed sleeve Tracklist Vinyl EP:

A1/ THE LIMIÑANAS - GARDEN OF LOVE
A2/ THE LIMIÑANAS - GARDEN OF LOVE (ANDREW WEATHERALL REMIX - LUNDI MOUILLÉ)

B/ THE LIMIÑANAS - GARDEN OF LOVE (ANDREW WEATHERALL REMIX - MARDI MOUILLÉ)

Short info:

Following the success of their 4th album 'Malamore' released in April this year, French duo The Limiñanas have now trusted London star DJ, producer and friend Andrew Weatherall to remix the flagship single Garden Of Love (feat. Peter Hook). The collaboration has resulted in two unique remixes.

"When we released "Je Ne Suis Pas Très Drogue" in 2009, Andrew played it in his radio show in London. Then Bernie Fabre contacted me because Andrew wanted us to play in his festival De La City A La Cité in Carcassone. That's how we met. When we worked with Peter Hook, the idea of a maxi with one or two remixes made sense. So we did this record with the original edit of "Garden Of Love" and two remix edits by Andrew Weatherall." - Lionel Limiñana

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Edition of 300 x 7" vinyl in printed die-cut sleeve with insert and unreleased remix

GENRE/S: Funk, House, Breakbeat, Indigenous

TRACKLISTS:
Andrew Gurruwiwi Band - Gatjumak
Andrew Gurruwiwi Band - Gatjumak (Walrii x RU! remix)

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Austudy Records is proud to present the debut vinyl release from the Andrew Gurruwiwi Band with their modern-classic slice of Yolngnu-Funk 'Gatjumak'. Originally released digitally last year with an accompanying video clip 'Gatjumak' captures the unique dance sound and energy of East Arnhem Land's deadliest recent export at their funkiest and is presented on 7" vinyl with an unreleased, poly-rhythmic remix from Brisbane producers Walrii and RU! of the Dank Morass/Dub Temple crews.
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