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Bell Towers - A1) Can U Feel It (05:16 min)
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Bell Towers - A2) On The Spectrum (05:48 min)
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Bell Towers - A3) Lucky (04:33 min)
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Bell Towers - B1) Shower Scene (Extra Steam) (07:08 min)
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Bell Towers - B2) Time Slips Away (05:54 min)
12" - VINYL ONLY
Tracklist:
A-Side
A1) Can U Feel It (05:16 min)
A2) On The Spectrum (05:48 min)
A3) Lucky (04:33 min)
B-Side
B1) Shower Scene (Extra Steam) (07:08 min)
B2) Time Slips Away (05:54 min)
Short info:
Like phoenix rising from the ashes. Buero Hahn is back. Laying off on the edits for 6 years Bell
Towers, who currently scrambles eggs in the kitchen of his wine bar, has still got. Exquisite selection,
soft touch, strong finish. Hey D.J. you will need these songs. More
Tracklist:
A-Side
A1) Can U Feel It (05:16 min)
A2) On The Spectrum (05:48 min)
A3) Lucky (04:33 min)
B-Side
B1) Shower Scene (Extra Steam) (07:08 min)
B2) Time Slips Away (05:54 min)
Short info:
Like phoenix rising from the ashes. Buero Hahn is back. Laying off on the edits for 6 years Bell
Towers, who currently scrambles eggs in the kitchen of his wine bar, has still got. Exquisite selection,
soft touch, strong finish. Hey D.J. you will need these songs. More
More records from Bell Towers
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Bell Towers - Ecstatic (Dancing On My Mind) (04:07 min)
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Bell Towers - I’m Only (03:50 min)
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Bell Towers - Another Casualty (02:50 min)
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Bell Towers - Here We Go (01:28 min)
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Bell Towers - It Doesn’t Really Matter (03:41 min)
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Bell Towers - Territory (Phone Home) (02:30 min)
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Bell Towers - No, Not Today (02:30 min)
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Bell Towers - Ch-Ch Check My Position (03:36 min)
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Bell Towers - Spaced Out (02:48 min)
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Bell Towers - Scaffolding For Support (03:37 min)
Vinyl LP Full Cover Inside Out incl. Inlay
Tracklist:
A1) Ecstatic (Dancing On My Mind) 04:07 min
A2) I’m Only 03:50 min
A3) Another Casualty 02:50 min
A4) Here We Go 01:28 min
A5) It Doesn’t Really Matter 03:41 min
B1) Territory (Phone Home) 02:30 min
B2) No, Not Today 02:30 min
B3) Ch-Ch Check My Position 03:36 min
B4) Spaced Out 02:48 min
B5) Scaffolding For Support 03:37 min
Short info:
Advanced Style. It’s only human. Bell Tower’s most intimate musical output to date. Promoting thoughtful, subtle, tongue in cheek electronic pop music since 2005.
This 10 Track LP has it all, deep & ecstatic (goofy many) moments.
Life is too short not to listen to this Album, still if you don’t it doesn’t really matter.
Or does it? Life’s a mystery…
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Tracklist:
A1) Ecstatic (Dancing On My Mind) 04:07 min
A2) I’m Only 03:50 min
A3) Another Casualty 02:50 min
A4) Here We Go 01:28 min
A5) It Doesn’t Really Matter 03:41 min
B1) Territory (Phone Home) 02:30 min
B2) No, Not Today 02:30 min
B3) Ch-Ch Check My Position 03:36 min
B4) Spaced Out 02:48 min
B5) Scaffolding For Support 03:37 min
Short info:
Advanced Style. It’s only human. Bell Tower’s most intimate musical output to date. Promoting thoughtful, subtle, tongue in cheek electronic pop music since 2005.
This 10 Track LP has it all, deep & ecstatic (goofy many) moments.
Life is too short not to listen to this Album, still if you don’t it doesn’t really matter.
Or does it? Life’s a mystery…
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BELL TOWERS - A1) Territory (2021)
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BELL TOWERS - B1) Personal High
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BELL TOWERS - B2) Games We Play
Tracklist:
A1) Territory (2021)
B1) Personal High
B2) Games We Play
Short info:
Sweat drops on naked skin, gloss high upon the white blue sky. Take me to the top, white wash seashore break on the rock. Seduction mainstream leftfield of the Balearic dream. No shadowseater, boardwalk sunfeeler.
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A1) Territory (2021)
B1) Personal High
B2) Games We Play
Short info:
Sweat drops on naked skin, gloss high upon the white blue sky. Take me to the top, white wash seashore break on the rock. Seduction mainstream leftfield of the Balearic dream. No shadowseater, boardwalk sunfeeler.
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Bell Towers - A1) Want You (Need You) – Adam Port Remix (08:40 min)
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Bell Towers - A2) Privacy – DJ Python Remix (04:24 min)
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Bell Towers - B1) Maybe We Can Work It Out – Eden Burns 48hrs Remix (07:48 min)
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Bell Towers - B2) Roll With Me - Super Drama Remix (05:21 min)
TERRITORIES: WORLD EXCL NORTH AMERICA
Tracklist 12'':
A1) Want You (Need You) – Adam Port Remix 08:40 min
A2) Privacy – DJ Python Remix 04:24 min
B1) Maybe We Can Work It Out – Eden Burns 48hrs Remix 07:48 min
B2) Roll With Me - Super Drama Remix 05:21 min
Short info:
“Junior Mix” Bell Towers debut Album revisited a year after its initial release.
Five friends, four new mixes, unlimited (e)motions.
Quotes:
*Epic Big Room, Can’t Wait For Another Peak Time*
**Stripped Back Energetic Power Tool**
***Subtle & Delicate, Moved Me To Tears ***
****Divine Selection****
*****If God Is A Dj, He’s Gonna Play These Songs *****
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Tracklist 12'':
A1) Want You (Need You) – Adam Port Remix 08:40 min
A2) Privacy – DJ Python Remix 04:24 min
B1) Maybe We Can Work It Out – Eden Burns 48hrs Remix 07:48 min
B2) Roll With Me - Super Drama Remix 05:21 min
Short info:
“Junior Mix” Bell Towers debut Album revisited a year after its initial release.
Five friends, four new mixes, unlimited (e)motions.
Quotes:
*Epic Big Room, Can’t Wait For Another Peak Time*
**Stripped Back Energetic Power Tool**
***Subtle & Delicate, Moved Me To Tears ***
****Divine Selection****
*****If God Is A Dj, He’s Gonna Play These Songs *****
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Bell Towers - A1) Want You (Need You)
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Bell Towers - A2) Want You (Need You) (Deep Dean Remix)
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Bell Towers - B1) Want You (Need You) (Wolfram Remix)
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Bell Towers - B2) Want You (Need You) (Tornado Wallace Remix)
Tracklist 12” Vinyl:
A1) Want You (Need You)
A2) Want You (Need You) (Deep Dean Remix)
A3) Want You (Need You) (Wolfram Remix)
B2) Want You (Need You) (Tornado Wallace Remix)
Short info:
Limited white label announcement.
Special Versions of the Hit Single “Want You (Need You)” taken from Bell Tower’s debut Album “Jun-ior Mix”. Only for the D.J.s
Remixer XXX XXXX
Remixer XXXXXXX
Remixer XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
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A1) Want You (Need You)
A2) Want You (Need You) (Deep Dean Remix)
A3) Want You (Need You) (Wolfram Remix)
B2) Want You (Need You) (Tornado Wallace Remix)
Short info:
Limited white label announcement.
Special Versions of the Hit Single “Want You (Need You)” taken from Bell Tower’s debut Album “Jun-ior Mix”. Only for the D.J.s
Remixer XXX XXXX
Remixer XXXXXXX
Remixer XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
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Bell Towers - Juicy Blend
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Bell Towers - Golden Wool
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Bell Towers - Still Got Life
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Bell Towers - Roll With Me
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Bell Towers - Ivey Slide
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Bell Towers - Want You (Need You)
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Bell Towers - Maybe We Can Work It Out
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Bell Towers - Privacy
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Bell Towers - Juicy Blend (Groove)
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Bell Towers - Broken Airblade
TERRITORIES: WORLD EXCL NORTH AMERICA
Tracklist 12” Vinyl LP / Digital
A1) Juicy Blend
A2) Golden Wool
A3) Still Got Life
A4) Roll With Me
A5) Icey Slide
B1) Want You (Need You)
B2) Maybe We Can Work It Out
B3) Privacy
B4) Juicy Blend (Groove)
B5) Broken Airblade
Short info:
It is with great pleasure that Public Possession and Cascine present to you the debut album of Bell Towers. Elev-en singles deep into his catalogue, his first LP is finally ready, an „Ode to escaping into (and out of) the emo-tional pits of dance floors – about finding a place in one night’s fantasy¹”. Musically it’s all we’ve ever wanted from a Bell Towers production: ear worm melodies, sharp baselines, wild cross-references in between genres and at last sees him explore his abilities as a singer/songwriter to full extent. Junior Mix is the sort of pop music that one is always looking for, but rarely finds - bright, charming and a little bit mad.
We sincerely hope you enjoy.
PP, Nov. 2019
¹Hayley Morgan, Oyster Magazine 117
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Tracklist 12” Vinyl LP / Digital
A1) Juicy Blend
A2) Golden Wool
A3) Still Got Life
A4) Roll With Me
A5) Icey Slide
B1) Want You (Need You)
B2) Maybe We Can Work It Out
B3) Privacy
B4) Juicy Blend (Groove)
B5) Broken Airblade
Short info:
It is with great pleasure that Public Possession and Cascine present to you the debut album of Bell Towers. Elev-en singles deep into his catalogue, his first LP is finally ready, an „Ode to escaping into (and out of) the emo-tional pits of dance floors – about finding a place in one night’s fantasy¹”. Musically it’s all we’ve ever wanted from a Bell Towers production: ear worm melodies, sharp baselines, wild cross-references in between genres and at last sees him explore his abilities as a singer/songwriter to full extent. Junior Mix is the sort of pop music that one is always looking for, but rarely finds - bright, charming and a little bit mad.
We sincerely hope you enjoy.
PP, Nov. 2019
¹Hayley Morgan, Oyster Magazine 117
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Bell Towers - Juicy Blend
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Bell Towers - Juicy Blend (Bullion Remix)
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Bell Towers - Juicy Blend (Jaakko Eino Kalevi Remix)
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Bell Towers - Juicy Blend (Groove)
TERRITORIES: WORLD EXCL NORTH AMERICA
Tracklist Vinyl
A1) Juicy Blend
A2) Juicy Blend (Bullion Remix)
B1) Juicy Blend (Jaakko Eino Kalevi Remix)
B2) Juicy Blend (Groove)
Short info:
Bell Towers is back for an extra juicy episode in his Œuvre.
Widely appreciated for his Pop sensibility he has been good for more than one surprise already.
Having experimented w/ his voice in the past, “Juicy Blend” sees him combine his abilities for creating memorable melodies with his soft touch for lyrics & intonation in a new and exciting way that leaves you eager for more ; )
The EP also includes two stellar remixes by fellow leftfield stalwarts Bullion and Jaakko Eino Kalevi.
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Tracklist Vinyl
A1) Juicy Blend
A2) Juicy Blend (Bullion Remix)
B1) Juicy Blend (Jaakko Eino Kalevi Remix)
B2) Juicy Blend (Groove)
Short info:
Bell Towers is back for an extra juicy episode in his Œuvre.
Widely appreciated for his Pop sensibility he has been good for more than one surprise already.
Having experimented w/ his voice in the past, “Juicy Blend” sees him combine his abilities for creating memorable melodies with his soft touch for lyrics & intonation in a new and exciting way that leaves you eager for more ; )
The EP also includes two stellar remixes by fellow leftfield stalwarts Bullion and Jaakko Eino Kalevi.
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A regular at Cocktail d'Amore, Bell Towers is a Berlin-based Australian producer best known for his long-lasting collaboration with Munich's Public Possession. Next to that, a number of projects under different monikers - namely Rim Boys, an evolving b2b with Andras. "I'm Moving To Berlin" is his first EP for Cocktail d'Amore Music. It's a sparkling celebration of the party; its influence on the city and on the producer's life tangents. "It's too late now / There's no turning back / I gave it all for Cocktail d'Amor..." Rohan confesses, while a hybrid EBM-synth pop sonic adventure unfolds. What happens next is presented in "Sexual Intruder Alert" and "Approach and Identify". The first comes through as a quirky multidimensional future-disco tale, while the second plunges deep into the cosmic hole with punchy percussions and an euphoric groove pattern.
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Label:Public Possession / Uti
Cat-No:pp-uti-10
Release-Date:21.09.2018
Genre:House
Configuration:12" Excl
Label:Public Possession / Uti
Cat-No:pp-uti-10
Release-Date:21.09.2018
Genre:House
Configuration:12" Excl
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Bell Towers - Call Me (Please)
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Bell Towers - No, I‘m Not An Easy Girl
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Bell Towers - Sexy Sexy Sexy Sex
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Bell Towers - You Got Me Running
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Bell Towers - The Cat
Tracklist 12" Vinyl:
A1) Call Me (Please)
A2) No, I‘m Not An Easy Girl
B1) Sexy Sexy Sexy Sex
B2) You Got Me Running
B3) The Cat
Short info:
We are proud to present to you part II of cult status Büro-Hahn Edits. Bell Towers gifts us w/ five
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A1) Call Me (Please)
A2) No, I‘m Not An Easy Girl
B1) Sexy Sexy Sexy Sex
B2) You Got Me Running
B3) The Cat
Short info:
We are proud to present to you part II of cult status Büro-Hahn Edits. Bell Towers gifts us w/ five
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bell towers - No Title
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bell towers - No Title
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bell towers - No Title
Bell Towers enters the unknown with 2 cosmic house groovers backed with a house-tastic Andras remix!
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Bell Towers - "Ikea Hack" (Dance Mix)
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Bell Towers - "Ikea Hack" (Chillout Mix)
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Bell Towers - "Ikea Hack" (Baba Stiltz Remix)
Tracklist 12" Vinyl:
A1) Bell Towers "Ikea Hack" (Dance Mix)
A2) Bell Towers "Ikea Hack" (Chillout Mix)
B) Bell Towers "Ikea Hack" (Baba Stiltz Remix)
Short info:
Bell Towers is finally back with a new record for Public Possession. IKEA HACK origi-nally produced for the runway, was too good not to explore further.
Once again perfectly showcasing BT`s abillity to transform emotions into melodies, bridging gaps between various musical influences - the revisited and extendend ver-sions presented here, will leave you with two choices: CHILLOUT & DANCE MIX. In ad-dition the material was handed over to Baba Stiltz, who delivered his very own more minimalistic, extremly hypnotic take on the IKEA HACK.
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A1) Bell Towers "Ikea Hack" (Dance Mix)
A2) Bell Towers "Ikea Hack" (Chillout Mix)
B) Bell Towers "Ikea Hack" (Baba Stiltz Remix)
Short info:
Bell Towers is finally back with a new record for Public Possession. IKEA HACK origi-nally produced for the runway, was too good not to explore further.
Once again perfectly showcasing BT`s abillity to transform emotions into melodies, bridging gaps between various musical influences - the revisited and extendend ver-sions presented here, will leave you with two choices: CHILLOUT & DANCE MIX. In ad-dition the material was handed over to Baba Stiltz, who delivered his very own more minimalistic, extremly hypnotic take on the IKEA HACK.
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Tracklist 12" EP:
A) All Aboard
B) Night Train To Nowhere
Short info:
PP020 Toot Toot? Beep Beep!
Ladies and gentlemen, hold on to your hats - 'cause this ain't no Lightrail!
All aboard THE B.T. EXPRESS for a trip through space and time with your conductor, Rohan Bell-Towers. Feel the locomotion. Let the tracks take you there. You've got to get on to get off!
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A) All Aboard
B) Night Train To Nowhere
Short info:
PP020 Toot Toot? Beep Beep!
Ladies and gentlemen, hold on to your hats - 'cause this ain't no Lightrail!
All aboard THE B.T. EXPRESS for a trip through space and time with your conductor, Rohan Bell-Towers. Feel the locomotion. Let the tracks take you there. You've got to get on to get off!
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Tracklist 12" EP:
A) I'm Coming Up B1) Always Down For You B2) Always Down For You (Kris Baha remix)
Short info:
Fresh Release. Release Fresh.
Fresh Release. Release Fresh.
You can adapt to styles - Or you make styles adapt to you. This "question créative" is answered within the process of making. We are allowed to offer a new BT selección on this record.
Audio per te. Un dolce. Audio per te. Un dolce.
Shout outs to the French Touch: Music wouldn't be the same without you! If you have a voice why not use it? Big Ben: "There can only be one Bell Towers!"
Home Work. Work Home.
Work Work. Home Home.
Home Home. Work Work.
Work Home. Work Home.
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A) I'm Coming Up B1) Always Down For You B2) Always Down For You (Kris Baha remix)
Short info:
Fresh Release. Release Fresh.
Fresh Release. Release Fresh.
You can adapt to styles - Or you make styles adapt to you. This "question créative" is answered within the process of making. We are allowed to offer a new BT selección on this record.
Audio per te. Un dolce. Audio per te. Un dolce.
Shout outs to the French Touch: Music wouldn't be the same without you! If you have a voice why not use it? Big Ben: "There can only be one Bell Towers!"
Home Work. Work Home.
Work Work. Home Home.
Home Home. Work Work.
Work Home. Work Home.
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More records from Public Possession
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DJ City - A1 Cities In Dust (04:56 min)
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DJ City - A2 Paris, Rome (04:43 min)
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DJ City - A3 Oh Ah (04:46 min)
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DJ City - A4 Bergtagen (04:57 min)
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DJ City - A5 Safe (04:54 min)
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DJ City - B1 A Lover’s Discourse (03:28 min)
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DJ City - B2 War & Peace (04:31 min)
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DJ City - B3 Good Morning (06:48 min)
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DJ City - B4 Drunk Satellites (03:02 min)
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DJ City - B5 Bonus Track (03:26 min)
LP
Tracklist:
A-Side
A1 DJ City - Cities In Dust (04:56 min)
A2 DJ City - Paris, Rome (04:43 min)
A3 DJ City - Oh Ah (04:46 min)
A4 DJ City - Bergtagen (04:57 min)
A5 DJ City - Safe (04:54 min)
B-Side
B1 DJ City - A Lover’s Discourse (03:28 min)
B2 DJ City - War & Peace (04:31 min)
B3 DJ City - Good Morning (06:48 min)
B4 DJ City - Drunk Satellites (03:02 min)
B5 DJ City - Bonus Track (03:26 min)
Short info:
DJ City hailing from Stockholm, a D.J., a poet, a producer, a chronicler of contemporary urban
nightlife, a romantic. His home the clubs of Europe, the streets of cities like Stockholm, Berlin, Milano,
Munich, Paris, Rome… Berlin where he lives a good part of the year has become a second home,
Cocktail D‘Amore, Panorama Bar, or his own party Bad Dad are his playgrounds. Places he D.J.s at, a
scene he is contemplating about on his first Album. Musically a journey between classic house,
scandinavian disco with a pleasant hint to pop. DJ City someone you want to know, meet and mingle
with. A true creature of metropolis, witty, charming, seductive, mysterious! An entertainer. The record
a mirror to his personality, find pleasure and fun, but beware there is always more below the surface. More
Tracklist:
A-Side
A1 DJ City - Cities In Dust (04:56 min)
A2 DJ City - Paris, Rome (04:43 min)
A3 DJ City - Oh Ah (04:46 min)
A4 DJ City - Bergtagen (04:57 min)
A5 DJ City - Safe (04:54 min)
B-Side
B1 DJ City - A Lover’s Discourse (03:28 min)
B2 DJ City - War & Peace (04:31 min)
B3 DJ City - Good Morning (06:48 min)
B4 DJ City - Drunk Satellites (03:02 min)
B5 DJ City - Bonus Track (03:26 min)
Short info:
DJ City hailing from Stockholm, a D.J., a poet, a producer, a chronicler of contemporary urban
nightlife, a romantic. His home the clubs of Europe, the streets of cities like Stockholm, Berlin, Milano,
Munich, Paris, Rome… Berlin where he lives a good part of the year has become a second home,
Cocktail D‘Amore, Panorama Bar, or his own party Bad Dad are his playgrounds. Places he D.J.s at, a
scene he is contemplating about on his first Album. Musically a journey between classic house,
scandinavian disco with a pleasant hint to pop. DJ City someone you want to know, meet and mingle
with. A true creature of metropolis, witty, charming, seductive, mysterious! An entertainer. The record
a mirror to his personality, find pleasure and fun, but beware there is always more below the surface. More
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World Gym - A1 - Hurt My Feelings (03:37 min)
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World Gym - A2 - Forces Of Evil (03:54 min)
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World Gym - A3 - I Believe in Love (02:33 min)
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World Gym - A4 - Seeing Double (03:53 min)
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World Gym - A5 - Love Don’t Pay The Bills (04:03 min)
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World Gym - B1 - Don’t Ever Talk About My Baby (02:47 min)
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World Gym - B2 - It Always Ends in Tears (04:41 min)
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World Gym - B3 - Daytime Drinking (03:18 min)
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World Gym - B4 - Hearts Are Wild (04:37 min)
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World Gym - B5 - Common Work Of Art (03:40 min)
LP
Tracklist:
A-Side
A1 - Hurt My Feelings (03:37 min)
A2 - Forces Of Evil (03:54 min)
A3 - I Believe in Love (02:33 min)
A4 - Seeing Double (03:53 min)
A5 - Love Don’t Pay The Bills (04:03 min)
B-Side
B1 - Don’t Ever Talk About My Baby (02:47 min)
B2 - It Always Ends in Tears (04:41 min)
B3 - Daytime Drinking (03:18 min)
B4 - Hearts Are Wild (04:37 min)
B5 - Common Work Of Art (03:40 min)
Short info:
World Gym the cult band from Stockhom, Sweden is finally presenting their first full length Album.
World Gym is beer & sweat soaked jersey, screaming groupies, original Rock’n’Roll vibes. It’s music
with a soft touch & a hard edge. City slicker people storytelling. Nothing bought, everything learned.
Original applause. If you know life you know it always ends in tears. Then it starts again. Have faith in
Musik More
Tracklist:
A-Side
A1 - Hurt My Feelings (03:37 min)
A2 - Forces Of Evil (03:54 min)
A3 - I Believe in Love (02:33 min)
A4 - Seeing Double (03:53 min)
A5 - Love Don’t Pay The Bills (04:03 min)
B-Side
B1 - Don’t Ever Talk About My Baby (02:47 min)
B2 - It Always Ends in Tears (04:41 min)
B3 - Daytime Drinking (03:18 min)
B4 - Hearts Are Wild (04:37 min)
B5 - Common Work Of Art (03:40 min)
Short info:
World Gym the cult band from Stockhom, Sweden is finally presenting their first full length Album.
World Gym is beer & sweat soaked jersey, screaming groupies, original Rock’n’Roll vibes. It’s music
with a soft touch & a hard edge. City slicker people storytelling. Nothing bought, everything learned.
Original applause. If you know life you know it always ends in tears. Then it starts again. Have faith in
Musik More
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Andras and Eden Burns - Wrangler (07:18 min)
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Mayurashka and Eden Burns - Obsession (05:39 min)
3
Matisa and Eden Burns - Calvin Klein (06:43 min)
Tracklist:
A1) Andras and Eden Burns – Wrangler (07:18 min)
A2) Mayurashka and Eden Burns – Obsession (05:39 min)
B1) Matisa and Eden Burns – Calvin Klein (06:43 min)
Short info:
Eden Burns & friends follow the Big Beats. For this volume of BBM, Eden invites
Andras, Matisa and Mayurashka to make some beats.
So much fun! „Beat moves feet, feet do dance, dance is joy, joy is life!“
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A1) Andras and Eden Burns – Wrangler (07:18 min)
A2) Mayurashka and Eden Burns – Obsession (05:39 min)
B1) Matisa and Eden Burns – Calvin Klein (06:43 min)
Short info:
Eden Burns & friends follow the Big Beats. For this volume of BBM, Eden invites
Andras, Matisa and Mayurashka to make some beats.
So much fun! „Beat moves feet, feet do dance, dance is joy, joy is life!“
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Baba Stiltz - Stockholm (DJ Python Remix)
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Baba Stiltz - Stockholm (Klara Lewis Remix)
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Baba Stiltz - Stockholm (Powder Remix)
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Baba Stiltz - Stockholm (Baba Stiltz Remix)
Tracklist:
A1) DJ Python Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
A2) Klara Lewis Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
B1) Powder Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
B2) Baba Stiltz Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
Short info:
Almost a year after Baba Stiltz latest Album „Paid Testimony“ we offer 4 remixes of the track „Stockholm“. The alternative takes include versions by DJ Python, Klara Lewis, Powder and Baba himself. Very delicate, stretched out, chill, hypnotic, droned, melodic bliss…
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A1) DJ Python Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
A2) Klara Lewis Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
B1) Powder Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
B2) Baba Stiltz Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
Short info:
Almost a year after Baba Stiltz latest Album „Paid Testimony“ we offer 4 remixes of the track „Stockholm“. The alternative takes include versions by DJ Python, Klara Lewis, Powder and Baba himself. Very delicate, stretched out, chill, hypnotic, droned, melodic bliss…
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Nice Girl - Walk In, Walk Out (ft. Michael Kime) (02:52 min)
2
Nice Girl - Departure (03:46 min)
3
Nice Girl - My Feeling (02:56 min)
4
Nice Girl - The Start (02:20 min)
5
Nice Girl - Somethin (03:06 min)
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Nice Girl - Take A Break (02:51 min)
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Nice Girl - 49 (03:50 min)
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Nice Girl - Whatcha Do (03:36 min)
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Nice Girl - Yummy (03:30 min)
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Nice Girl - Pot Red (03:27 min)
Tracklist:
1) Walk In, Walk Out (ft. Michael Kime) (02:52 min)
2) Departure (03:46 min)
3) My Feeling (02:56 min)
4) The Start (02:20 min)
5) Somethin (03:06 min)
6) Take A Break (02:51 min)
7) 49 (03:50 min)
8) Whatcha Do (03:36 min)
9) Yummy (03:30 min)
10) Pot Red (03:27 min)
Short info:
Ruby is back only 6 month after her last Album “UPP” she is delivering another amazing full length titled “Yummy”. Currently putting extra focus on her productions she is keeping busy (already working on another follow up = ))
Dive into her sonic world that is getting more & more refined. You can hear it’s Nice Girl: the playfulness, the humour, the melodies and the omnipresent fun vocal bits all make her sound stand out. As usual Yummy is a wild mix of fast, driving, uptempo songs and more relaxed, dreamy bits that can be filed under “lounge” in the best possible way. Dig it! More
1) Walk In, Walk Out (ft. Michael Kime) (02:52 min)
2) Departure (03:46 min)
3) My Feeling (02:56 min)
4) The Start (02:20 min)
5) Somethin (03:06 min)
6) Take A Break (02:51 min)
7) 49 (03:50 min)
8) Whatcha Do (03:36 min)
9) Yummy (03:30 min)
10) Pot Red (03:27 min)
Short info:
Ruby is back only 6 month after her last Album “UPP” she is delivering another amazing full length titled “Yummy”. Currently putting extra focus on her productions she is keeping busy (already working on another follow up = ))
Dive into her sonic world that is getting more & more refined. You can hear it’s Nice Girl: the playfulness, the humour, the melodies and the omnipresent fun vocal bits all make her sound stand out. As usual Yummy is a wild mix of fast, driving, uptempo songs and more relaxed, dreamy bits that can be filed under “lounge” in the best possible way. Dig it! More
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Sano - Si Te Doy Un Beso (05:22 min)
2
Sano - Tu Para Mi (04:14 min)
3
Sano - No Seas Loca (05:33 min)
4
Sano - Nuevas Emociones (05:35 min)
Tracklist:
A1) Si Te Doy Un Beso (05:22 min)
A2) Tu Para Mi (04:14 min)
B1) No Seas Loca (05:33 min)
B2) Nuevas Emociones (05:35 min)
Short info:
After a four year hiatus finally Sano is back with Volume IV of Latino Body Music.
Transmitting from the green hills of Colombia - out of the jungle - into your hearts. Heavy
rhythms for mind, body & soul. El Disco es cultura!
More
A1) Si Te Doy Un Beso (05:22 min)
A2) Tu Para Mi (04:14 min)
B1) No Seas Loca (05:33 min)
B2) Nuevas Emociones (05:35 min)
Short info:
After a four year hiatus finally Sano is back with Volume IV of Latino Body Music.
Transmitting from the green hills of Colombia - out of the jungle - into your hearts. Heavy
rhythms for mind, body & soul. El Disco es cultura!
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - Skateboarding Is Not A Crime 00:03:47
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - How 2 Please Me 00:04:16
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - Elektrassu 00:02:06
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - WORK 00:03:43
5
Mainline Magic Orchestra - Bruce Willis 00:05:09
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - VIP 00:04:16
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - Cigarrito 00:03:36
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - BDSM (BLISS, DREAMS, SOUL, MEMORIES) 00:03:33
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - El Crit De L'Shrek 00:03:40
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - Arsa 00:03:30
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - Pretty Otter 00:03:40
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - House Music 2 The W?rld 00:02:56
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Mainline Magic Orchestra - Killersito (+18) 00:03:19
WW EXCLUDING Spain, Andorra, Mexico, Argentina, Bolivia, Bouvet Island, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela, Antarctica, Heard Island and McDonals Islands, French Southern Territories
Tracklist:
A1) Mainline Magic Orchestra Skateboarding Is Not A Crime 00:03:47
A2) Mainline Magic Orchestra, P.Vanillaboy How 2 Please Me 00:04:16
A3) Mainline Magic Orchestra Elektrassu 00:02:06
A4) Mainline Magic Orchestra, Juicy Romance WORK 00:03:43
A5) Mainline Magic Orchestra Bruce Willis 00:05:09
A6) Mainline Magic Orchestra, LVL1 VIP 00:04:16
B1) Mainline Magic Orchestra Cigarrito 00:03:36
B2) Mainline Magic Orchestra BDSM (BLISS, DREAMS, SOUL, MEMORIES) 00:03:33
B3) Mainline Magic Orchestra El Crit De L'Shrek 00:03:40
B4) Mainline Magic Orchestra Arsa 00:03:30
B5) Mainline Magic Orchestra Pretty Otter 00:03:40
B6) Mainline Magic Orchestra House Music 2 The W?rld 00:02:56
B7) Mainline Magic Orchestra Killersito (+18) 00:03:19
Info:
Finally the debut Album by „Mainline Magic Orchestra” is out via Public Possession & Primavera
Labels, 01. March, 2024.
Se bendecido!
Harri Poter, Pretty Otter, Trabajo con Shrek, Smoking prohibited, John McClane pleases U, hohoho,
killer. Featuring. Juicy Romance, LVL1 & P. Vanillaboy
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Tracklist:
A1) Mainline Magic Orchestra Skateboarding Is Not A Crime 00:03:47
A2) Mainline Magic Orchestra, P.Vanillaboy How 2 Please Me 00:04:16
A3) Mainline Magic Orchestra Elektrassu 00:02:06
A4) Mainline Magic Orchestra, Juicy Romance WORK 00:03:43
A5) Mainline Magic Orchestra Bruce Willis 00:05:09
A6) Mainline Magic Orchestra, LVL1 VIP 00:04:16
B1) Mainline Magic Orchestra Cigarrito 00:03:36
B2) Mainline Magic Orchestra BDSM (BLISS, DREAMS, SOUL, MEMORIES) 00:03:33
B3) Mainline Magic Orchestra El Crit De L'Shrek 00:03:40
B4) Mainline Magic Orchestra Arsa 00:03:30
B5) Mainline Magic Orchestra Pretty Otter 00:03:40
B6) Mainline Magic Orchestra House Music 2 The W?rld 00:02:56
B7) Mainline Magic Orchestra Killersito (+18) 00:03:19
Info:
Finally the debut Album by „Mainline Magic Orchestra” is out via Public Possession & Primavera
Labels, 01. March, 2024.
Se bendecido!
Harri Poter, Pretty Otter, Trabajo con Shrek, Smoking prohibited, John McClane pleases U, hohoho,
killer. Featuring. Juicy Romance, LVL1 & P. Vanillaboy
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Aroma Pitch - Millennium Surfer (06:00 min)
2
Aroma Pitch - Balearic Shift (05:40 min)
3
Aroma Pitch - Staub Groove (06:44 min)
4
Aroma Pitch - Areal Earth (06:11 min)
Tracklist:
A-Side
A1) Aroma Pitch - Millennium Surfer (06:00 min)
A2) Aroma Pitch - Balearic Shift (05:40 min)
B-Side
B1) Aroma Pitch - Staub Groove (06:44 min)
B2) Aroma Pitch - Areal Earth (06:11 min)
Short info:
Aroma Pitch is back with a 4 Track EP including all traits of their warm analogue sound, that has
gained them so much appreciation in the past. Find a bouquet of styles including driving, balearic nu
disco for big rooms, playful breakbeats, dreamy lofi & more. Dig in!!
More
A-Side
A1) Aroma Pitch - Millennium Surfer (06:00 min)
A2) Aroma Pitch - Balearic Shift (05:40 min)
B-Side
B1) Aroma Pitch - Staub Groove (06:44 min)
B2) Aroma Pitch - Areal Earth (06:11 min)
Short info:
Aroma Pitch is back with a 4 Track EP including all traits of their warm analogue sound, that has
gained them so much appreciation in the past. Find a bouquet of styles including driving, balearic nu
disco for big rooms, playful breakbeats, dreamy lofi & more. Dig in!!
More
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Baba Stiltz - Welcome Dimman
2
Baba Stiltz - Kicki
3
Baba Stiltz - Island
4
Baba Stiltz - Shame On Dry Land
5
Baba Stiltz - Follow Me
6
Baba Stiltz - Fredrik’s Gone
7
Baba Stiltz - Again
8
Baba Stiltz - Body Drop
9
Baba Stiltz - Moped Escape
10
Baba Stiltz - Karema Goodbye
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Baba Stiltz - Voyeur
12
Baba Stiltz - Follow Him
13
Baba Stiltz - Standoff
14
Baba Stiltz - Reconciliation
15
Baba Stiltz - Love Theme
16
Baba Stiltz - Dress Rehearsal
17
Baba Stiltz - Kill Krum
18
Baba Stiltz - Believe
19
Baba Stiltz - Underwater Love
Tracklist:
A1) Welcome Dimman
A2) Kicki
A3) Island
A4) Shame On Dry Land
A5) Follow Me
A6) Fredrik’s Gone
A7) Again
A8) Body Drop
A9) Moped Escape
A10) Karema Goodbye
B1) Voyeur
B2) Follow Him
B3) Standoff
B4) Reconciliation
B5) Love Theme
B6) Dress Rehearsal
B7) Kill Krum
B8) Believe
B9) Underwater Love
Release Info:
Baba Stiltz has written and produced the award winning soundtrack for the Swedish Movie „Shame On Dry Land (Syndabocken)“. Awarded the „Guldbagge“ price for best feature film soundtrack in 2024, the music is dense, at times oppressive, than again light-mediterranean, all perfectly accompanying the stories vibe. The score is now available on vinyl and digitally for the first time.
Baba Stiltz moving between Stockholm & LA. A myth, a young legend. Writing music since the tender age of 13, not bound by genres or expectations. Used to do Skweee before he defined his own sound of Tech House - skipped that (temporarily?). Now moving on to more folkloristic styles: country, rock, indie… you name it. Good Musik.
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A1) Welcome Dimman
A2) Kicki
A3) Island
A4) Shame On Dry Land
A5) Follow Me
A6) Fredrik’s Gone
A7) Again
A8) Body Drop
A9) Moped Escape
A10) Karema Goodbye
B1) Voyeur
B2) Follow Him
B3) Standoff
B4) Reconciliation
B5) Love Theme
B6) Dress Rehearsal
B7) Kill Krum
B8) Believe
B9) Underwater Love
Release Info:
Baba Stiltz has written and produced the award winning soundtrack for the Swedish Movie „Shame On Dry Land (Syndabocken)“. Awarded the „Guldbagge“ price for best feature film soundtrack in 2024, the music is dense, at times oppressive, than again light-mediterranean, all perfectly accompanying the stories vibe. The score is now available on vinyl and digitally for the first time.
Baba Stiltz moving between Stockholm & LA. A myth, a young legend. Writing music since the tender age of 13, not bound by genres or expectations. Used to do Skweee before he defined his own sound of Tech House - skipped that (temporarily?). Now moving on to more folkloristic styles: country, rock, indie… you name it. Good Musik.
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babyxxan - Changi Airport (06:04 min)
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babyxxan - ?/? Blue Star Ferries (06:33 min)
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babyxxan - Kayseri Bus Station (06:53 min)
4
babyxxan - Milan Airport (05:48 min)
5
babyxxan - Munich Airport (03:54 min)
6
babyxxan - R. Camilo Castelo Branco 2C (03:04 min)
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babyxxan - Praia Da Ursa (05:04 min)
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babyxxan - Porto Airport (05:20 min)
9
babyxxan - Geneva Airport (05:08 min)
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babyxxan - Line S500, destination Chammonix Mont-Blanc (04:35 min)
Tracklist:
A1) Changi Airport (06:04 min)
A2) ?/? Blue Star Ferries (06:33 min)
A3) Kayseri Bus Station (06:53 min)
A4) Milan Airport (05:48 min)
B1) Munich Airport (03:54 min)
B2) R. Camilo Castelo Branco 2C (03:04 min)
B3) Praia Da Ursa (05:04 min)
B4) Porto Airport (05:20 min)
B5) Geneva Airport (05:08 min)
B6) Line S500, destination Chammonix Mont-Blanc (04:35 min)
Short info:
Over the moon to present this album by babyxxan to you. In-Tran-Situ was conceived during an
extensive time of travel. The artist was on a journey to explore mountains, lands & monuments of the
world. On this road that led through water, air and over earth - music was a constant companion. Alike
the elements the sounds presented on the album are very much alive, with many textures at times
dense and vibrant, than again full of space with lots of room to breathe - always in some sort of trance,
following a natural flow. We found the music to be deep, enriching and full of surprises, just like life
itself. Enjoy
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A1) Changi Airport (06:04 min)
A2) ?/? Blue Star Ferries (06:33 min)
A3) Kayseri Bus Station (06:53 min)
A4) Milan Airport (05:48 min)
B1) Munich Airport (03:54 min)
B2) R. Camilo Castelo Branco 2C (03:04 min)
B3) Praia Da Ursa (05:04 min)
B4) Porto Airport (05:20 min)
B5) Geneva Airport (05:08 min)
B6) Line S500, destination Chammonix Mont-Blanc (04:35 min)
Short info:
Over the moon to present this album by babyxxan to you. In-Tran-Situ was conceived during an
extensive time of travel. The artist was on a journey to explore mountains, lands & monuments of the
world. On this road that led through water, air and over earth - music was a constant companion. Alike
the elements the sounds presented on the album are very much alive, with many textures at times
dense and vibrant, than again full of space with lots of room to breathe - always in some sort of trance,
following a natural flow. We found the music to be deep, enriching and full of surprises, just like life
itself. Enjoy
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Burns & Tubbs - Where Were U In 92?
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Burns & Tubbs - ON&ON (ft Nathan Haines) (Original Mix)
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Burns & Tubbs - ON&ON (ft Nathan Haines) (Bullet Train Mix)
Tracklist:
A1) Where Were U In 92?
B1) ON&ON (ft Nathan Haines) (Original Mix)
B2) ON&ON (ft Nathan Haines) (Bullet Train Mix)
Short info:
Tubbs&Burns go On&On. The highly anticipated Volume III of their collaboration is out in February 2024
Balearic Big Room sounds with a lot of class, that will surely end up in a lot of D.J. Bags. It’s deep, it’s uplifting, it’s fast & furios. It’s —> Tubbs&Burns.
More
A1) Where Were U In 92?
B1) ON&ON (ft Nathan Haines) (Original Mix)
B2) ON&ON (ft Nathan Haines) (Bullet Train Mix)
Short info:
Tubbs&Burns go On&On. The highly anticipated Volume III of their collaboration is out in February 2024
Balearic Big Room sounds with a lot of class, that will surely end up in a lot of D.J. Bags. It’s deep, it’s uplifting, it’s fast & furios. It’s —> Tubbs&Burns.
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1
Baba Stiltz - Intro (02:52 min)
2
Baba Stiltz - Big City (02:56 min)
3
Baba Stiltz - Sacramento (03:20 min)
4
Baba Stiltz - Running to Chris (02:58 min)
5
Baba Stiltz - Wild Ride (02:35 min)
6
Baba Stiltz - Rodeo (02:08 min)
7
Baba Stiltz - Stockholm (06:14 min)
Tracklist:
1) Intro (02:52 min)
2) Big City (02:56 min)
3) Sacramento (03:20 min)
4) Running to Chris (02:58 min)
5) Wild Ride (02:35 min)
6) Rodeo (02:08 min)
7) Stockholm (06:14 min)
Short info:
Available for the first time and on CD only, the live sessions of Baba Stiltz second LP „Paid Testimony“ recorded earlier this year at the legendary „Atlantis Studios“ in Stockholm. Full Music info below: When he‘s not writing or recording, Baba Stiltz immerses in fearless fiction by the likes of Denis
Johnson and Dodie Bellamy; prose where pedestrian details become transcendent in aggregate and the inner lives of marginal characters are examined as though they were kings. A similar thesis runs through „Paid Testimony“, the essential second tape of minimalist guitar music from the Filipino-American-Swedish artist.
In recent years, Stiltz has made like Lee Hazelwood‘s Cowboy In Sweden in reverse, making annual pilgrimages from Stockholm to California and reconnecting with his roots via a guitar and a Fostex 4- track. He‘s drawn to the less glamorous corners of the golden state, an observant habitué of unkempt
streets and dive bars stretching from LA to Vacaville. It‘s a long stretch from the jetset techno clubs where Baba originally plied his musical trade, but it‘s where he finds characters and ideas worth writing about.
The characters on „Paid Testimony“ are on the edge and on the run. Surrounded by flawed men with big schemes since childhood, he extrapolates characters who plot bank heists and order milk and vodka in AM hours, the type of confrontation- prone characters who „say some shit, make everyone
uncomfortable and then just split.“ To focus on the rawness of this document would discount the humor and sympathy with which he treats his characters, not to mention the subtly- psychedelic songwriting recalling David Berman, early Smog, the original indie rock minimalist poets.
On the final song, Stiltz looks back on the city that raised him, „Stockholm,“ referencing „young professionals carelessly living“ before adding „I can‘t say I‘m not jealous even though I live my life just like they do.“ There‘s an honesty in the small details revealed on „Paid Testimony“, and a defined
sense of place, be it Stockholm, Sacramento or some dim barroom across from the Bank Of America. Baba doesn‘t quite fit in anywhere. This outsider quality has often been used as a marketing tool, yet here, it lends a writerly aspect to the proceedings, an unreality to the everyday.
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1) Intro (02:52 min)
2) Big City (02:56 min)
3) Sacramento (03:20 min)
4) Running to Chris (02:58 min)
5) Wild Ride (02:35 min)
6) Rodeo (02:08 min)
7) Stockholm (06:14 min)
Short info:
Available for the first time and on CD only, the live sessions of Baba Stiltz second LP „Paid Testimony“ recorded earlier this year at the legendary „Atlantis Studios“ in Stockholm. Full Music info below: When he‘s not writing or recording, Baba Stiltz immerses in fearless fiction by the likes of Denis
Johnson and Dodie Bellamy; prose where pedestrian details become transcendent in aggregate and the inner lives of marginal characters are examined as though they were kings. A similar thesis runs through „Paid Testimony“, the essential second tape of minimalist guitar music from the Filipino-American-Swedish artist.
In recent years, Stiltz has made like Lee Hazelwood‘s Cowboy In Sweden in reverse, making annual pilgrimages from Stockholm to California and reconnecting with his roots via a guitar and a Fostex 4- track. He‘s drawn to the less glamorous corners of the golden state, an observant habitué of unkempt
streets and dive bars stretching from LA to Vacaville. It‘s a long stretch from the jetset techno clubs where Baba originally plied his musical trade, but it‘s where he finds characters and ideas worth writing about.
The characters on „Paid Testimony“ are on the edge and on the run. Surrounded by flawed men with big schemes since childhood, he extrapolates characters who plot bank heists and order milk and vodka in AM hours, the type of confrontation- prone characters who „say some shit, make everyone
uncomfortable and then just split.“ To focus on the rawness of this document would discount the humor and sympathy with which he treats his characters, not to mention the subtly- psychedelic songwriting recalling David Berman, early Smog, the original indie rock minimalist poets.
On the final song, Stiltz looks back on the city that raised him, „Stockholm,“ referencing „young professionals carelessly living“ before adding „I can‘t say I‘m not jealous even though I live my life just like they do.“ There‘s an honesty in the small details revealed on „Paid Testimony“, and a defined
sense of place, be it Stockholm, Sacramento or some dim barroom across from the Bank Of America. Baba doesn‘t quite fit in anywhere. This outsider quality has often been used as a marketing tool, yet here, it lends a writerly aspect to the proceedings, an unreality to the everyday.
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Eden Burns - Puzzle Loop 06:52 min
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Eden Burns - Hopeless Beat 06:38 min
3
Eden Burns - Xoh 05:08 min
4
Eden Burns - Xoh dub 05:23 min
5
Eden Burns - 7 Loop 06:36 min
Tracklist:
A1) Puzzle Loop 06:52 min
A2) Hopeless Beat 06:38 min
B1) Xoh 05:08 min
B2) Xoh dub 05:23 min
B3) 7 Loop 06:36 min
Short info:
Eden Burns, the prophet. He who shares the fruits of his garden w/ no strings attached. All he wants:
is for you! to dance & prance.
He now returns with another instalment of the “Big Beat Manifesto”, counting Vol. VIII
„Beat moves feet. Feet do dance. Dance brings joy. Joy is life. Life is special.“
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A1) Puzzle Loop 06:52 min
A2) Hopeless Beat 06:38 min
B1) Xoh 05:08 min
B2) Xoh dub 05:23 min
B3) 7 Loop 06:36 min
Short info:
Eden Burns, the prophet. He who shares the fruits of his garden w/ no strings attached. All he wants:
is for you! to dance & prance.
He now returns with another instalment of the “Big Beat Manifesto”, counting Vol. VIII
„Beat moves feet. Feet do dance. Dance brings joy. Joy is life. Life is special.“
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1
Andras - The Same Old Boring Thing (01:37 min)
2
Tambien - Breakbeat Frosch Interlude (02:53 min)
3
Franziska Kronitzer - Drehen und Lächeln (02:52 min)
4
Bell Towers - I Make Music For Myself And I DJ For Money (02:00 min)
5
5AM - Answer (03:42 min)
6
Coper - Stop (03:14 min)
7
Samo DJ - Turning Point (03:59 min)
8
Eden Burns - 10 Years Off (05:04 min)
9
Bell Towers & Adam - Keep Moving Forward (02:53 min)
10
DJ City - Tu Trouveras (03:59 min)
11
Nice Girl - Make Things Better (03:02 min)
12
Mr. Tophat - Fade Away (06:36 min)
13
Mainline Magic Orchestra - House Music 2 The World (Lokotron Live Mix) (04:00 mi
14
Olaf Nicolai - Everday At Noon (00:04 min)
15
Salamanda - Whistling (03:47 min)
16
Aiden Ayers - Canyon No. 1 (07:33 min)
17
Martin Brugger - Low Mute (03:55 min)
18
World Gym - It Always Ends In Tears (04:41 min)
Tracklist:
Comedy Side
A1) Andras - The Same Old Boring Thing (01:37 min)
A2) Tambien - Breakbeat Frosch Interlude (02:53 min)
A3) Franziska Kronitzer - Drehen und Lächeln (02:52 min)
A4) Bell Towers - I Make Music For Myself And I DJ For Money (02:00 min)
Rhythm Side
B1) 5AM - Answer (03:42 min)
B2) Coper - Stop (03:14 min)
B3) Samo DJ - Turning Point (03:59 min)
Sun Side
C1) Eden Burns - 10 Years Off (05:04 min)
Moon Side
D1) Bell Towers & Adam - Keep Moving Forward (02:53 min)
D2) DJ City - Tu Trouveras (03:59 min)
D3) Nice Girl – Make Things Better (03:02 min)
Bang Bang Bam Side
E1) Mr. Tophat - Fade Away (06:36 min)
E2) Mainline Magic Orchestra - House Music 2 The World (Lokotron Live Mix) (04:00 min)
E3) Olaf Nicolai – Everday At Noon (00:04 min)
Soft Side
F1) Salamanda - Whistling (03:47 min)
F2) Aiden Ayers - Canyon No. 1 (07:33 min)
F3) Martin Brugger - Low Mute (03:55 min)
F4) World Gym - It Always Ends In Tears (04:41 min)
Short info:
Public Possession turns 10. What holds it all together?
Comedy & Rhythm. Find us in between the sun and the moon. Onward, forward, don’t step backward.
The source is everywhere.
• Where (Who) Am I? An angel with an UFO.
• Toot, Toot, Beep, Beep....
• Maintain a child’s mind
• Listen, talk, see
• Archaeology (dig it)
• WOW (curiosity)
• Easy & Difficult
• Mix It Up
• Soft Education
• Love Unlimited
We are not doing this alone.
The biggest thank you goes to the P.P. Team & all label artists.
To many more years!!
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Comedy Side
A1) Andras - The Same Old Boring Thing (01:37 min)
A2) Tambien - Breakbeat Frosch Interlude (02:53 min)
A3) Franziska Kronitzer - Drehen und Lächeln (02:52 min)
A4) Bell Towers - I Make Music For Myself And I DJ For Money (02:00 min)
Rhythm Side
B1) 5AM - Answer (03:42 min)
B2) Coper - Stop (03:14 min)
B3) Samo DJ - Turning Point (03:59 min)
Sun Side
C1) Eden Burns - 10 Years Off (05:04 min)
Moon Side
D1) Bell Towers & Adam - Keep Moving Forward (02:53 min)
D2) DJ City - Tu Trouveras (03:59 min)
D3) Nice Girl – Make Things Better (03:02 min)
Bang Bang Bam Side
E1) Mr. Tophat - Fade Away (06:36 min)
E2) Mainline Magic Orchestra - House Music 2 The World (Lokotron Live Mix) (04:00 min)
E3) Olaf Nicolai – Everday At Noon (00:04 min)
Soft Side
F1) Salamanda - Whistling (03:47 min)
F2) Aiden Ayers - Canyon No. 1 (07:33 min)
F3) Martin Brugger - Low Mute (03:55 min)
F4) World Gym - It Always Ends In Tears (04:41 min)
Short info:
Public Possession turns 10. What holds it all together?
Comedy & Rhythm. Find us in between the sun and the moon. Onward, forward, don’t step backward.
The source is everywhere.
• Where (Who) Am I? An angel with an UFO.
• Toot, Toot, Beep, Beep....
• Maintain a child’s mind
• Listen, talk, see
• Archaeology (dig it)
• WOW (curiosity)
• Easy & Difficult
• Mix It Up
• Soft Education
• Love Unlimited
We are not doing this alone.
The biggest thank you goes to the P.P. Team & all label artists.
To many more years!!
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Wolfram & Josh Ludlow - Yo Yo Disco
2
Wolfram & Josh Ludlow - Yo Yo Disco (Extended)
Format 12” (Vinyl Only)
Tracklist:
A1) Yo Yo Disco
B1) Yo Yo Disco (Extended)
Short info:
Text
ALARM. Wolfi & Josh take you to the Disco. ALARM
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Tracklist:
A1) Yo Yo Disco
B1) Yo Yo Disco (Extended)
Short info:
Text
ALARM. Wolfi & Josh take you to the Disco. ALARM
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ddwy - Naini’s Call (06:56 min)
2
ddwy - Green Villa (04:29 min)
3
ddwy - Orchard (05:26 min)
4
ddwy - Do Deers Dream? (03:11 min)
5
ddwy - Akki Always (06:39 min)
6
ddwy - Hair Spiders (04:43 min)
7
ddwy - Shriekmoon (04:14 min)
Tracklist:
A1) Naini’s Call (06:56 min)
A2) Green Villa (04:29 min)
A3) Orchard (05:26 min)
B1) Do Deers Dream? (03:11 min)
B2) Akki Always (06:39 min)
B3) Hair Spiders (04:43 min)
B4) Shriekmoon (04:14 min)
Short info:
Public Possession welcoming „ddwy“ to the label, after a first appearance on this years Chill Pill
compilation with the balearic dance beauty „Orchard“ the duo now delivers their first Mini LP titled
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A2) Green Villa (04:29 min)
A3) Orchard (05:26 min)
B1) Do Deers Dream? (03:11 min)
B2) Akki Always (06:39 min)
B3) Hair Spiders (04:43 min)
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Short info:
Public Possession welcoming „ddwy“ to the label, after a first appearance on this years Chill Pill
compilation with the balearic dance beauty „Orchard“ the duo now delivers their first Mini LP titled
„Sprig Songs“. ddwy that is DJs „Inner Totality“ and „Nangi“ introduce their special style of tripped out
dubby dance tunes, slow paced, dreamy & proggy all flavoured with Nangis chants. They are sure to
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A1) Girl’s (ft. Michael Kime) (04:33 min)
A2) Funklude (01:45 min)
A3) I Am Emotional (02:41 min)
A4) Baby B (03:55)
A5) Call Me (04:17 min)
B1) In Between (ft. Michael Kime) (04:16 min)
B2) It’s Ok (ft. Micheal Kime) (03:28 min)
B3) I’d Rather Be (03:12 min)
B4) Feel Right (03:09 min)
B5) Yawn’ (02:04 min)
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This fall „Nice Girl’s“ highly anticipated follow up to „Ipsum“ is finally going to be out. 2 years have passed since „Ipsum" was released, back then the wild 15 track long ride has been paraphrased as „mind boggling, tongue in cheek, spiritual & danceable“ by RA.
Ruby‘s second Album titled „UPP“ is more lighthearted compared to its predecessor as she moves away from the somewhat darker, earthy tones of „Ipsum“ to create a fun, quirky, bleepy and fast universe where pitched vocals meet breakbeats and cosmic melodies.
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A1) Girl’s (ft. Michael Kime) (04:33 min)
A2) Funklude (01:45 min)
A3) I Am Emotional (02:41 min)
A4) Baby B (03:55)
A5) Call Me (04:17 min)
B1) In Between (ft. Michael Kime) (04:16 min)
B2) It’s Ok (ft. Micheal Kime) (03:28 min)
B3) I’d Rather Be (03:12 min)
B4) Feel Right (03:09 min)
B5) Yawn’ (02:04 min)
Short info:
This fall „Nice Girl’s“ highly anticipated follow up to „Ipsum“ is finally going to be out. 2 years have passed since „Ipsum" was released, back then the wild 15 track long ride has been paraphrased as „mind boggling, tongue in cheek, spiritual & danceable“ by RA.
Ruby‘s second Album titled „UPP“ is more lighthearted compared to its predecessor as she moves away from the somewhat darker, earthy tones of „Ipsum“ to create a fun, quirky, bleepy and fast universe where pitched vocals meet breakbeats and cosmic melodies.
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John Heaven - Yo Quiero (04:40 min)
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John Heaven - Jackesito (05:08 min)
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John Heaven - El Baile Sensual (05:26 min)
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John Heaven - Vocalsita (05:27 min)
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John Heaven - Te Siento (06:12 min)
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A1) Yo Quiero (04:40 min)
A2) Jackesito (05:08 min)
B1) El Baile Sensual (05:26 min)
B2) Vocalsita (05:27 min)
B3) Te Siento (06:12 min)
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B3) Te Siento (06:12 min)
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John Heaven of "Mainline Magic Orchestra" fame delivers Hot 48° degrees celsius, sweat dripping —>
s**, all in one minimal house record. Mover!
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The longplayer found its muse in the famed 18th-19th century artist Hokusai's red rendition of Mt. Fuji, known as 'Red Fuji' or 'Akafuji'. Part of the painter's renowned 'Thirty Six Views of Mt. Fuji' series from the 1830s, 'Red Fuji' depicts the iconic sacred mountain aglow in red at dawn, symbolizing spirituality and creativity. With references to Japanese folklore, nature and shrines, tracks like 'Kinoko' and 'Meijijingu' invite the listener to immerse themselves in the album's spiritual depths.
Yokota's own homage-to-Hokusai drawing graces the record's cover, and was inspired by the concept of wa (harmony) - highlighting his diverse skills not only as a musician, but an artist and designer too.
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He then became one of the most renowned artists to emerge from his homeland and enter the global electronic pantheon. He inspired a new wave of Japanese producers and DJs, contributing significantly to the growth of the techno movement in Japan.
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" Originally released on September 30, 1991, Orbital's eponymous debut album became known as "The Green Album" to distinguish it from their second album (known as "The Brown Album")
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Genre: Ambient, Proto-Techno, Experimental, Minimalism
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WRWTFWW Records is honored to announce the first ever vinyl release for esteemed Japanese producer, composer, and environmental music luminary Yoshio Ojima’s rare forgotten album Club, previously only released as a limited edition of 50 cassettes back in 1983. The electronica/proto-techno/experimental gem is available as an LP reissue supervised by the artist, sourced from the original masters and housed in a heavy 350gsm sleeve. Only 500 copies were made.
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First ever vinyl release of Japanese environmental music legend Yoshio Ojima’s super rare 1983 album Club. More
Genre: Ambient, Proto-Techno, Experimental, Minimalism
Tracklisting LP
a1. entrance
a2. orientation
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a4. club-b
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b2. boy in vision
b3. schooling
b4. graduation
WRWTFWW Records is honored to announce the first ever vinyl release for esteemed Japanese producer, composer, and environmental music luminary Yoshio Ojima’s rare forgotten album Club, previously only released as a limited edition of 50 cassettes back in 1983. The electronica/proto-techno/experimental gem is available as an LP reissue supervised by the artist, sourced from the original masters and housed in a heavy 350gsm sleeve. Only 500 copies were made.
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B3. Beyond2
Highlight:
Space Dimension Controller returns to Aus Music with six tracks of superb cosmic adventure
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melodies that ripple over heavy-hearted chords.
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Release Notes:
We can't hide the fact that we're a Manchester label with some very strong feelings for the Red side of the city. Regardless of your tribal affiliation - whether you have one or not - Edric Connor's "Manchester United Calypso" is an undisputedly joyous, soulful classic. Like the bunch of bouncing Busby Babes the song sought to raise up, it's remarkable, stylish and profoundly memorable; and its magical legacy has only grown in the 70 years since it first surfaced.
A testament to its enduring brilliance, "Manchester United Calypso" is heard to this day on the terraces of Old Trafford and beyond. However, it's impossible to find a copy of the original 78rpm shellac release or, indeed, the 45rpm vinyl. So, we're delighted to reissue this unforgettable anthem - with Lord Kitchener's equally dazzling "Manchester Football Double" on the B-Side - and make it available on 7" vinyl to United fans of any vintage; as well as fans of vintage calypso fire! Featuring typically striking, specially commissioned artwork from the legendary Stan Chow, this record is a collectors item for the ages.
"Manchester,
Manchester United
A bunch of bouncing "Busby Babes",
They deserve to be knighted
If ever they're playing in your town,
You must get to that football ground
Take a lesson come to see,
Football taught by Matt Busby
Manchester,
Manchester United"
Whether you have United in your heart or not, "Manchester United Calypso" is a record that, like the best football teams in Old Trafford's history, swaggers with an addictive beauty that's impossible to ignore.
It's impossible to discuss the significance of the calypso without remembering what ultimately ripped through the heart of this most beloved youthful side.
Eight of the Babes who were celebrated in the Calypso tragically lost their lives on 6th February 1958 in the Munich air disaster.
Like the players and the club itself, the United calypso radiates a special type of magic and speaks to the spirit of United:
the demand to be fearless, unrelenting, creative and obliged to entertain the viewing public.
The Calypso was written by Eric Watterson and Ken Jones and sung by Edric Connor, who moved to England from Trinidad in 1944.
Connor is considered a pioneer, popularising calypso music, becoming the first black actor to perform with the Royal Shakespeare Company, setting up the Afro-Asian Caribbean Agency to represent Black and minority artists with his wife, Pearl and establishing a theatre workshop.
“I would think coming to this country right after the war, as Edric did, and getting into BBC radio, and moving among the people, he did a great deal of good for our own community,” Pearl once revealed.
He saw himself as a self-appointed ambassador for his country, Trinidad. We were very nationalistic back then. We believed we had a country worthy of recognition”.
The B-Side is another doozy.
Swoon along to Lord Kitchener's fantastically woozy "Manchester Football Double" - a fitting ode to the city where you'll "find football's headquarters".
Then and, after the 2024 FA Cup Final, now.
Simon Francis remastered the original audio for both tracks and Cicely Balston's precise cut for Alchemy at AIR Studios ensures this 7" well and truly soars.
The immaculate Record Industry pressing will ensure this sought-after gem finds a home in many more collections, from Manchester to Malta, Mumbai to Malaysia. More
Track List:
A Manchester United Calypso
B Manchester Football Double
Release Notes:
We can't hide the fact that we're a Manchester label with some very strong feelings for the Red side of the city. Regardless of your tribal affiliation - whether you have one or not - Edric Connor's "Manchester United Calypso" is an undisputedly joyous, soulful classic. Like the bunch of bouncing Busby Babes the song sought to raise up, it's remarkable, stylish and profoundly memorable; and its magical legacy has only grown in the 70 years since it first surfaced.
A testament to its enduring brilliance, "Manchester United Calypso" is heard to this day on the terraces of Old Trafford and beyond. However, it's impossible to find a copy of the original 78rpm shellac release or, indeed, the 45rpm vinyl. So, we're delighted to reissue this unforgettable anthem - with Lord Kitchener's equally dazzling "Manchester Football Double" on the B-Side - and make it available on 7" vinyl to United fans of any vintage; as well as fans of vintage calypso fire! Featuring typically striking, specially commissioned artwork from the legendary Stan Chow, this record is a collectors item for the ages.
"Manchester,
Manchester United
A bunch of bouncing "Busby Babes",
They deserve to be knighted
If ever they're playing in your town,
You must get to that football ground
Take a lesson come to see,
Football taught by Matt Busby
Manchester,
Manchester United"
Whether you have United in your heart or not, "Manchester United Calypso" is a record that, like the best football teams in Old Trafford's history, swaggers with an addictive beauty that's impossible to ignore.
It's impossible to discuss the significance of the calypso without remembering what ultimately ripped through the heart of this most beloved youthful side.
Eight of the Babes who were celebrated in the Calypso tragically lost their lives on 6th February 1958 in the Munich air disaster.
Like the players and the club itself, the United calypso radiates a special type of magic and speaks to the spirit of United:
the demand to be fearless, unrelenting, creative and obliged to entertain the viewing public.
The Calypso was written by Eric Watterson and Ken Jones and sung by Edric Connor, who moved to England from Trinidad in 1944.
Connor is considered a pioneer, popularising calypso music, becoming the first black actor to perform with the Royal Shakespeare Company, setting up the Afro-Asian Caribbean Agency to represent Black and minority artists with his wife, Pearl and establishing a theatre workshop.
“I would think coming to this country right after the war, as Edric did, and getting into BBC radio, and moving among the people, he did a great deal of good for our own community,” Pearl once revealed.
He saw himself as a self-appointed ambassador for his country, Trinidad. We were very nationalistic back then. We believed we had a country worthy of recognition”.
The B-Side is another doozy.
Swoon along to Lord Kitchener's fantastically woozy "Manchester Football Double" - a fitting ode to the city where you'll "find football's headquarters".
Then and, after the 2024 FA Cup Final, now.
Simon Francis remastered the original audio for both tracks and Cicely Balston's precise cut for Alchemy at AIR Studios ensures this 7" well and truly soars.
The immaculate Record Industry pressing will ensure this sought-after gem finds a home in many more collections, from Manchester to Malta, Mumbai to Malaysia. More
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Ken Ishii - A1. Into The Inside (2024 Remaster)
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Ken Ishii - A2. Fading Sky (2024 Remaster)
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Ken Ishii - A3. Non Essential (2024 Remaster)
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Ken Ishii - B1. Finite Time (2024 Remaster)
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Ken Ishii - B2. Interjection (2024 Remaster)
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Ken Ishii - B3. Scene One (2024 Remaster)
LP 180g Heavyweight vinyl, Remastered, with original track-list available on vinyl for the first time
"Ken Ishii has risen to be one of techno's biggest names" Bandcamp Daily
"A pivotal moment in the history of techno, ambient and electronic music from Japan. An important milestone in a journey to explore the endless possibilities of music and a precious result of our passion and adventure at the time" Manabu Yamazaki (Sublime Records)
GENRE: Techno, Ambient
Tracklist:
1. Into The Inside (2024 Remaster)
2. Fading Sky (2024 Remaster)
3. Non Essential (2024 Remaster)
Side B
1. Finite Time (2024 Remaster)
2. Interjection (2024 Remaster)
3. Scene One (2024 Remaster)
New liner notes by Martyn Pepperell
The musician and DJ Ken Ishii sits right at the pinnacle of techno's most noteworthy, but although a game changer for the artist personally - and for Japanese electronic music in general - his 1994 album 'Reference to Difference' is something of an unsung gem today.
Now reissued and remastered, released to mark the 30th anniversary of Musicmine / Sublime Records, and available on vinyl with its original track-list for the first time, this stunning, lesser-known classic is ripe for rediscovery.
Born 1970 in Sapporo, Ishii was introduced to electronic music at a young age through arcade games, and Japanese and German pioneers like Yellow Magic Orchestra, Isao Tomita and Kraftwerk. During his teens, he absorbed new wave, synth-pop, EBM and industrial, before making a life-changing discovery of Detroit techno in the late 80s.
As the 1990s dawned, so did his introduction to Black Dog Productions and Warp Records' Artificial Intelligence compilations. Blown away by the emerging British and American IDM, braindance, and ambient techno movements, he quickly folded their influence into his still-developing but cultivated aesthetic.
A futuristic confluence of unplaceable ambient atmospheres, space age techno, IDM and minimalist composition, 'Reference To Difference' unfolds as an effortless series of exercises in pristine synth textures, robust man/machine rhythm and understated melodies. It teleports the listener back to a golden moment in the mid-1990s, when a dedicated generation rose out of Tokyo's storied clubs and took the innovation, energy, and creativity of Japan's unique techno culture to the world.
Opened in 1993, Maniac Love was a new nightclub where Manabu Yamazaki aka DJ Yama promoted the Sublime parties, which soon became a crucial hub within the burgeoning Tokyo underground. It was here where Yamazaki rubbed shoulders with peers including Ishii and Susumu Yokota, and the trio's future became intertwined.
Much like Ishii, the late Susumu Yokota began his musical career by reaching out to Europe. Not long before Ishii released his debut longplayer 'Garden On The Palm' through Belgium's R&S, Yokota released his debut LP 'The Frankfurt-Tokyo Connection' through Harthouse, the German label co-founded by Sven Väth. In the wake of both records' overseas success, Ishii and Yokota set a benchmark for techno in Japan.
By 1993, as they both became in-demand producers and DJs, it felt like their dreams were coming true. Through talking with Ishii and Yokota, Yamazaki became emboldened to transform Sublime into a record label.
Soon after, Yamazaki partnered with Hideoki Amano, who was on the verge of founding Musicmine, a now respected and longstanding independent Japanese music company. As Yamazaki tells it, Amano helped him turn his dream into a reality: Sublime Records.
For Musicmine and Sublime Records' inaugural album releases, Yamazaki and Amano approached both Ishii and Yokota, resulting in the simultaneous drop of 'Reference To Difference' and 'Acid Mt. Fuji' respectively, on June 29th 1994.
Yamazaki remembered 'Reference To Difference' being well received by DJs, listeners, record store buyers and journalists, stating "people were excited by this new wave of music coming out of Japan, and had high praise for its unique sound."
With the pair of LPs further stamping Japan on the contemporary musical globe, the scene was beginning to boom at home too. Specialist record stores, and club music magazines like Ele-King and Loud spread the word, and in the wake of Maniac Love's impact, new nightclubs like the legendary Liquid Room were opening up, bringing a steady stream of world-famous DJs to the Japanese capital.
"Without a doubt, I think the arrival of Ken Ishii was a major turning point for the Japanese music industry in the 1990s," Amano reflected. "Nowadays, the Western club music scene is rediscovering Japanese techno from the 1990s, and digging our music is a common sight, but before Ken Ishii, no Japanese DJ was in sync with the global club music scene. He was the catalyst."
"Looking back, I can tell it was meaningful that this was one of the first techno albums by a Japanese artist that was released on a Japanese label," Ishii reflects. "Maybe I did something that bridged between old school Japanese electronic music and 'new school' techno in line with the Detroit sound with this record" he adds, in modest understatement.
The new liner notes were written Martyn Pepperell, a well-regarded music journalist who has covered Susumu Yokota for Wax Poetics and Midori Takada for Dazed, amongst numerous other articles.
Ken Ishi DJ dates:
Fri 14 June Tokyo, Japan : MUSICMINE 30th Anniversary @ WWW
Sat 15 June Nagano Pref, Japan : Re:birth Festival 2024 @ Kurumayama-Kogen Skypark Resort
Sat 22 June Tbilisi, Georgia : Tbilisi Open Air (Khidi Stage) @ Lisi Wonderland
Fri 12 July Tokyo, Japan : TECHNOH LAB. @ Suigian (*Non+techno performance with Manjiro Tatsumi)
Fri 12 July Tokyo, Japan : @ Vent
Fri 26 July Tokyo, Japan : @ Shinjuku Loft
Sun 28 July Naeba, Japan : @ Fuji Rock Festival
Sat 31 August Amsterdam, The Netherlands : Wooferland 2024 @ Houtrak Halfweg
More
"Ken Ishii has risen to be one of techno's biggest names" Bandcamp Daily
"A pivotal moment in the history of techno, ambient and electronic music from Japan. An important milestone in a journey to explore the endless possibilities of music and a precious result of our passion and adventure at the time" Manabu Yamazaki (Sublime Records)
GENRE: Techno, Ambient
Tracklist:
1. Into The Inside (2024 Remaster)
2. Fading Sky (2024 Remaster)
3. Non Essential (2024 Remaster)
Side B
1. Finite Time (2024 Remaster)
2. Interjection (2024 Remaster)
3. Scene One (2024 Remaster)
New liner notes by Martyn Pepperell
The musician and DJ Ken Ishii sits right at the pinnacle of techno's most noteworthy, but although a game changer for the artist personally - and for Japanese electronic music in general - his 1994 album 'Reference to Difference' is something of an unsung gem today.
Now reissued and remastered, released to mark the 30th anniversary of Musicmine / Sublime Records, and available on vinyl with its original track-list for the first time, this stunning, lesser-known classic is ripe for rediscovery.
Born 1970 in Sapporo, Ishii was introduced to electronic music at a young age through arcade games, and Japanese and German pioneers like Yellow Magic Orchestra, Isao Tomita and Kraftwerk. During his teens, he absorbed new wave, synth-pop, EBM and industrial, before making a life-changing discovery of Detroit techno in the late 80s.
As the 1990s dawned, so did his introduction to Black Dog Productions and Warp Records' Artificial Intelligence compilations. Blown away by the emerging British and American IDM, braindance, and ambient techno movements, he quickly folded their influence into his still-developing but cultivated aesthetic.
A futuristic confluence of unplaceable ambient atmospheres, space age techno, IDM and minimalist composition, 'Reference To Difference' unfolds as an effortless series of exercises in pristine synth textures, robust man/machine rhythm and understated melodies. It teleports the listener back to a golden moment in the mid-1990s, when a dedicated generation rose out of Tokyo's storied clubs and took the innovation, energy, and creativity of Japan's unique techno culture to the world.
Opened in 1993, Maniac Love was a new nightclub where Manabu Yamazaki aka DJ Yama promoted the Sublime parties, which soon became a crucial hub within the burgeoning Tokyo underground. It was here where Yamazaki rubbed shoulders with peers including Ishii and Susumu Yokota, and the trio's future became intertwined.
Much like Ishii, the late Susumu Yokota began his musical career by reaching out to Europe. Not long before Ishii released his debut longplayer 'Garden On The Palm' through Belgium's R&S, Yokota released his debut LP 'The Frankfurt-Tokyo Connection' through Harthouse, the German label co-founded by Sven Väth. In the wake of both records' overseas success, Ishii and Yokota set a benchmark for techno in Japan.
By 1993, as they both became in-demand producers and DJs, it felt like their dreams were coming true. Through talking with Ishii and Yokota, Yamazaki became emboldened to transform Sublime into a record label.
Soon after, Yamazaki partnered with Hideoki Amano, who was on the verge of founding Musicmine, a now respected and longstanding independent Japanese music company. As Yamazaki tells it, Amano helped him turn his dream into a reality: Sublime Records.
For Musicmine and Sublime Records' inaugural album releases, Yamazaki and Amano approached both Ishii and Yokota, resulting in the simultaneous drop of 'Reference To Difference' and 'Acid Mt. Fuji' respectively, on June 29th 1994.
Yamazaki remembered 'Reference To Difference' being well received by DJs, listeners, record store buyers and journalists, stating "people were excited by this new wave of music coming out of Japan, and had high praise for its unique sound."
With the pair of LPs further stamping Japan on the contemporary musical globe, the scene was beginning to boom at home too. Specialist record stores, and club music magazines like Ele-King and Loud spread the word, and in the wake of Maniac Love's impact, new nightclubs like the legendary Liquid Room were opening up, bringing a steady stream of world-famous DJs to the Japanese capital.
"Without a doubt, I think the arrival of Ken Ishii was a major turning point for the Japanese music industry in the 1990s," Amano reflected. "Nowadays, the Western club music scene is rediscovering Japanese techno from the 1990s, and digging our music is a common sight, but before Ken Ishii, no Japanese DJ was in sync with the global club music scene. He was the catalyst."
"Looking back, I can tell it was meaningful that this was one of the first techno albums by a Japanese artist that was released on a Japanese label," Ishii reflects. "Maybe I did something that bridged between old school Japanese electronic music and 'new school' techno in line with the Detroit sound with this record" he adds, in modest understatement.
The new liner notes were written Martyn Pepperell, a well-regarded music journalist who has covered Susumu Yokota for Wax Poetics and Midori Takada for Dazed, amongst numerous other articles.
Ken Ishi DJ dates:
Fri 14 June Tokyo, Japan : MUSICMINE 30th Anniversary @ WWW
Sat 15 June Nagano Pref, Japan : Re:birth Festival 2024 @ Kurumayama-Kogen Skypark Resort
Sat 22 June Tbilisi, Georgia : Tbilisi Open Air (Khidi Stage) @ Lisi Wonderland
Fri 12 July Tokyo, Japan : TECHNOH LAB. @ Suigian (*Non+techno performance with Manjiro Tatsumi)
Fri 12 July Tokyo, Japan : @ Vent
Fri 26 July Tokyo, Japan : @ Shinjuku Loft
Sun 28 July Naeba, Japan : @ Fuji Rock Festival
Sat 31 August Amsterdam, The Netherlands : Wooferland 2024 @ Houtrak Halfweg
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Damian Dalla Torre - A1)Ago
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Damian Dalla Torre - A2) Solo
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Damian Dalla Torre - A3) Santi
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Damian Dalla Torre - A4) Battery
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Damian Dalla Torre - B1) I Can Feel My Dreams
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Damian Dalla Torre - B2) Soup
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Damian Dalla Torre - B3) Acryl
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Damian Dalla Torre - B4) Domenica
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Damian Dalla Torre - B5) Memo
LP
Special remarks:
180g
Tracklist:
A1) Ago 01:22 min
A2) Solo 03:57 min
A3) Santi 03:59 min
A4) Battery 03:23 min
B1) I Can Feel My Dreams 03:35 min
B2) Soup 01:11 min
B3) Acryl 02:53 min
B4) Domenica 04:00 min
B5) Memo 04:01 min
Info:
After his debut album 'Happy Floating' in 2022, Leipzig-based producer Damian Dalla Torre returns to Squama with 'I Can Feel My Dreams'. Developed during a residency in Santiago, Chile, it incorporates electronic, jazz and ambient influences utilizing Andean quena flutes, synthesizers and field recordings and again centering on collaborations with fellow artists like Ruth Goller, Miriam Adefris and Christian Balvig.
A wistful haze runs throughout the album, coming out at the end, there's both light and darkness and no need to choose.
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Special remarks:
180g
Tracklist:
A1) Ago 01:22 min
A2) Solo 03:57 min
A3) Santi 03:59 min
A4) Battery 03:23 min
B1) I Can Feel My Dreams 03:35 min
B2) Soup 01:11 min
B3) Acryl 02:53 min
B4) Domenica 04:00 min
B5) Memo 04:01 min
Info:
After his debut album 'Happy Floating' in 2022, Leipzig-based producer Damian Dalla Torre returns to Squama with 'I Can Feel My Dreams'. Developed during a residency in Santiago, Chile, it incorporates electronic, jazz and ambient influences utilizing Andean quena flutes, synthesizers and field recordings and again centering on collaborations with fellow artists like Ruth Goller, Miriam Adefris and Christian Balvig.
A wistful haze runs throughout the album, coming out at the end, there's both light and darkness and no need to choose.
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EX GENERATION - Juno, Minerva, Venus e Fortuna
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EX GENERATION - Napoli Fresca
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EX GENERATION - A Pusteggia
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EX GENERATION - Holding Your Heart
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EX GENERATION - Seratina
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EX GENERATION - Cavalluccio Rosso
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EX GENERATION - Hurting Lies
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EX GENERATION - Girovago
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EX GENERATION - Controra
In an unprecedented international collaboration, Energy Exchange Records presents 'The Napoli Exchange' - the brainchild of Energy Exchange Records co-founders, Lewis and Ziggy, joining forces with producer and label boss Federico Gallotti (Tartelet / La Scimmia), the project was inspired by numerous visits to Naples, allured by the mediterranean breeze and of course the underground disco and funk forged by labels such as Early Sounds and Periodica Records. This meeting of minds created an opportunity to build bridges from the historic Italian city to the broader european scene of club crossover music.
A1. Juno, Minerva, Venus e Fortuna
A2. Napoli Fresca
A3. A Pusteggia
A4. Holding Your Heart
B1. Seratina
B2.Cavalluccio Rosso
B3. Hurting Lies
B4. Girovago
B5. Controra
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A1. Juno, Minerva, Venus e Fortuna
A2. Napoli Fresca
A3. A Pusteggia
A4. Holding Your Heart
B1. Seratina
B2.Cavalluccio Rosso
B3. Hurting Lies
B4. Girovago
B5. Controra
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Solomun - Can't Stop
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Solomun - Follow The Disco Ball
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Solomun - Can't Stop (Dub)
Can't Stop .There seems no better way to describe the work, party and music ethic of Solomun. Carrying the mirror ball on his shoulders like Atlas, it is impossible to imagine the modern disco world without his dynamics. While his countless DJ sets give fresh impetus to the many shades of house, techno and their siblings, conversely they are a driving force behind his studio and remix excursions. Can't Stop provides an impressive insight into his musical universe.
Resulting from a rather casual after-dinner-listening-session during a car ride on Ibiza with a zesty Gerd Janson, who coaxed the title track out of Solomun making use of their friendship to full capacity, it is a triptych of direct, functional and free-spirited dance floor approach. After some back and forth in the search of the missing pieces to make it so, Solomun managed to deliver the perfect Running Back peak time record.
While Can't Stop channels UK dance music highs through German engineering values, which makes it perfect for dance hall and car rides (yes, indeed!) alike, its heavy dub is constructed with fearless techno DJs in mind who like new beat excerpts, rave stabs and a lot of bass in equal parts. Follow The Disco Ball leads us back to the aforementioned Greek titan and can be read as a love letter to the genre that can be found in its name. Catchy, compelling and cool, it is a masterclass in user-friendly, yet edgy arrangement and dancing shoe compatibility. We repeat: the perfect Running Back peak time record. Can't Stop, won't stop!
Short: Solomun on Running Back. Dance floor fanatics at work. A triptych of fun, friendship and functionality. Can't Stop channels UK dance music highs through German engineering values. Perfect for dance hall and car rides alike. Its heavy dub is constructed with fearless techno DJs in mind who like new beat excerpts, rave stabs and a lot of bass in equal parts. Follow The Disco Ball can be read as a love letter to the genre that is found in its name. Catchy, compelling and cool, it is a masterclass in user-friendly, yet edgy arrangement and dancing shoe compatibility. The perfect Running Back peak time record. Can't Stop, won't stop! More
Resulting from a rather casual after-dinner-listening-session during a car ride on Ibiza with a zesty Gerd Janson, who coaxed the title track out of Solomun making use of their friendship to full capacity, it is a triptych of direct, functional and free-spirited dance floor approach. After some back and forth in the search of the missing pieces to make it so, Solomun managed to deliver the perfect Running Back peak time record.
While Can't Stop channels UK dance music highs through German engineering values, which makes it perfect for dance hall and car rides (yes, indeed!) alike, its heavy dub is constructed with fearless techno DJs in mind who like new beat excerpts, rave stabs and a lot of bass in equal parts. Follow The Disco Ball leads us back to the aforementioned Greek titan and can be read as a love letter to the genre that can be found in its name. Catchy, compelling and cool, it is a masterclass in user-friendly, yet edgy arrangement and dancing shoe compatibility. We repeat: the perfect Running Back peak time record. Can't Stop, won't stop!
Short: Solomun on Running Back. Dance floor fanatics at work. A triptych of fun, friendship and functionality. Can't Stop channels UK dance music highs through German engineering values. Perfect for dance hall and car rides alike. Its heavy dub is constructed with fearless techno DJs in mind who like new beat excerpts, rave stabs and a lot of bass in equal parts. Follow The Disco Ball can be read as a love letter to the genre that is found in its name. Catchy, compelling and cool, it is a masterclass in user-friendly, yet edgy arrangement and dancing shoe compatibility. The perfect Running Back peak time record. Can't Stop, won't stop! More
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Obscure Shape - Tsubasa
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Obscure Shape - Misaki
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Obscure Shape - Matsuyama
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Obscure Shape - Kisugi
Genre: Techno
Tracklist 12":
A1 Obscure Shape - Tsubasa
A2 Obscure Shape - Misaki
B1 Obscure Shape - Matsuyama
B2 Obscure Shape - Kisugi
Short Info:
Dub led techno bangers with fast rhythms and groovy vibes.
Mastering & lacquer cut by Kassian Troyer at Dubplates & Mastering Berlin
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Tracklist 12":
A1 Obscure Shape - Tsubasa
A2 Obscure Shape - Misaki
B1 Obscure Shape - Matsuyama
B2 Obscure Shape - Kisugi
Short Info:
Dub led techno bangers with fast rhythms and groovy vibes.
Mastering & lacquer cut by Kassian Troyer at Dubplates & Mastering Berlin
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