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Partisano - Fresh Cool Blow
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Partisano - Reality
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Partisano - Sun Ray
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Partisano - No More Dying
Third release of the new limited vinyl series BS-LTD.
Welcome to Gabriel Chiriboga aka Partisano, born and raised producer from Quito, Ecuador. After studying music and working on many different projects and genres, he focused on his personal electronic music project. His productions are showcasing eclectic genres, always with dynamic and emotive touches, with old school vibes. Limited to 250 copies. More
Welcome to Gabriel Chiriboga aka Partisano, born and raised producer from Quito, Ecuador. After studying music and working on many different projects and genres, he focused on his personal electronic music project. His productions are showcasing eclectic genres, always with dynamic and emotive touches, with old school vibes. Limited to 250 copies. More
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Light Blue File - Multiline
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Light Blue File - Le Danseur
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Light Blue File - Arcadeair
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Light Blue File - Your Cat Is Calling My Name
Second release of the new limited vinyl series BS-LTD.
The Argentinian talent Santiago Parodi aka Light Blue File takes over this record for a full EP. We can feel his roots as an accomplished guitarist, drawing inspiration from a variety of musical genres in his current music production. More
The Argentinian talent Santiago Parodi aka Light Blue File takes over this record for a full EP. We can feel his roots as an accomplished guitarist, drawing inspiration from a variety of musical genres in his current music production. More
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Future Buddha - Newsoul
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Future Buddha - Bugavari
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Cosmic JD - Manantial
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Cosmic JD - Riddim N Flow
Introducing BinarySound's 8th vinyl release, a sonic journey into the dimension of analog machines mastery.
On the A side, Future Buddha, the latest alter ego of the renowned Italian artist Riccardo, now weaving sonic tales from the mystical landscapes of India.
On the B side, hailing from the vibrant Canadian scene, Cosmic JD brings his soundscapes, steeped in the raw essence of analog synthesis, promising an interstellar voyage for the listener.
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On the A side, Future Buddha, the latest alter ego of the renowned Italian artist Riccardo, now weaving sonic tales from the mystical landscapes of India.
On the B side, hailing from the vibrant Canadian scene, Cosmic JD brings his soundscapes, steeped in the raw essence of analog synthesis, promising an interstellar voyage for the listener.
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Kawaii San - Roller Derby
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Kawaii San - What U Got
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Nathan Boost - Whale Stuff
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Nathan Boost - Swingly Swang
BinarySound launches its new vinyl series BS-LTD, limited to 250 copies.
First installment is from two young artists who have already released on the french label through their yearly digital compilation “Bye Bye”.
On the A side, Kawaii San, half japanese / half english producer based in London.
On the B side, Nathan Boost, Belgian based in Antwerp, owner of the young label & collective Hotbox. 250 copies limited. More
First installment is from two young artists who have already released on the french label through their yearly digital compilation “Bye Bye”.
On the A side, Kawaii San, half japanese / half english producer based in London.
On the B side, Nathan Boost, Belgian based in Antwerp, owner of the young label & collective Hotbox. 250 copies limited. More
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Matt Karat - Magic
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Matt Karat - Ghi
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Matt Karat - Fantas
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Matt Karat - Fantas (Jhobei's Jiggle)
For their 7th installment, BinarySound is presenting to you the Italian newcomer Matt Karat, who serves up a banging house EP, just perfect for the sunny days to come.
He is joined for the remix by their London brother Jhobei, Bizarre Trax co-founder and Felon5 member. More
He is joined for the remix by their London brother Jhobei, Bizarre Trax co-founder and Felon5 member. More
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Noiro - Tartini
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Marius - Third Dose
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Funktroid - This Beer Only
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Luca Piermattei - Space Adventure
For installment #6 of their series, BinarySound returns to the wax game with a Various featuring newcomers, old friends, close friends and old timers. The Deadline EP invites you to an energy infused night lost somewhere between an 80’s disco roller rink, oldschool Prog’ House and a sunrise over the Adriatic sea.
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Ricardo Villalobos - Heike
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Ricardo Villalobos - Heike (Mood Mix)
RAWAX proudly presents the 3rd release by Ricardo Villalobos non his own series!
This time we have the honor to unveil "HEIKE", originally released on LOFI Stereo in 1998. This gem will be available only on Vinyl! More
This time we have the honor to unveil "HEIKE", originally released on LOFI Stereo in 1998. This gem will be available only on Vinyl! More
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Border One - Gazing Eye
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Border One - Looming From Afar
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Border One - Weaving Shadows
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Border One - Web Of Deceit
Tracklist
A1. Gazing Eye
A2. Looming From Afar
B1. Weaving Shadows
B2. Web Of Deceit
Border One presents his latest EP 'Weaving Shadows', marking the fourth release on his own label, Border One Records.
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A1. Gazing Eye
A2. Looming From Afar
B1. Weaving Shadows
B2. Web Of Deceit
Border One presents his latest EP 'Weaving Shadows', marking the fourth release on his own label, Border One Records.
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Avant Garde - Pesadillas
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Vandana - Cambios En El Tiempo
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Syntoma - No Me Puedo Controlar
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Artefacto - Mundo Sin Viento
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Cou Cou Bazar - Cou Cou Bazar
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Volti - Corazón
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Nahtabisk - La Dama De Probeta
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Escuadrón Del Ritmo - Las Cucarachas
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Década 2 - Alfabeto (Cold Version)
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Silueta Pálida - El Paso Del Tiempo (Versión Remezclada)
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On Back Up: Mexican Tecno Pop, Dark Entries brings us 10 divergent tracks of Mexican electronics from 1980-1989, full of skittering analog drum boxes and saucy synthesizer hooks. 8 of these songs were culled from the 2005 CD-only compilation Backup: Expediente Tecno Pop on AT-AT records. Also included are two previously unreleased cuts. This release marks the first time many of these songs will have appeared on vinyl; it is also the first ever vinyl compilation of Mexican New Wave and post-punk.
While synth pop and obscure electronics from Europe and the United States have been extensively documented, much less attention has been paid to such offerings from the periphery. Back Up serves as a vital document of Mexico’s flourishing DIY scene in the 1980’s, surveying a wide range of styles and moods. By using home recording techniques, the bands featured here were able to circumvent relying on the expensive studios of the era. Tracks by Avant Garde, Vandana, and Silueta Pálida mine the kind of dreary-but-infectious wave that long-time Dark Entries fans will celebrate. Meanwhile, Volti and Artefacto offer a floor-ready pop sound that has echoes of NY freestyle, with Latin percussion and boxy beats. But darker turns are present as well, with Década 2’s New Beat-inflections and electro experiments of Syntoma and their side project Escuadrón Del Ritmo.
Back Up: Mexican Tecno Pop was remastered by George Horn at Fantasy Studios. The sleeve is a neon retro-futurist design by Gwenaël Rattke. Also included is a 12-page booklet printed on neon green, pink, and orange paper, which features photographs, band biographies, lyrics, and liner notes. More
On Back Up: Mexican Tecno Pop, Dark Entries brings us 10 divergent tracks of Mexican electronics from 1980-1989, full of skittering analog drum boxes and saucy synthesizer hooks. 8 of these songs were culled from the 2005 CD-only compilation Backup: Expediente Tecno Pop on AT-AT records. Also included are two previously unreleased cuts. This release marks the first time many of these songs will have appeared on vinyl; it is also the first ever vinyl compilation of Mexican New Wave and post-punk.
While synth pop and obscure electronics from Europe and the United States have been extensively documented, much less attention has been paid to such offerings from the periphery. Back Up serves as a vital document of Mexico’s flourishing DIY scene in the 1980’s, surveying a wide range of styles and moods. By using home recording techniques, the bands featured here were able to circumvent relying on the expensive studios of the era. Tracks by Avant Garde, Vandana, and Silueta Pálida mine the kind of dreary-but-infectious wave that long-time Dark Entries fans will celebrate. Meanwhile, Volti and Artefacto offer a floor-ready pop sound that has echoes of NY freestyle, with Latin percussion and boxy beats. But darker turns are present as well, with Década 2’s New Beat-inflections and electro experiments of Syntoma and their side project Escuadrón Del Ritmo.
Back Up: Mexican Tecno Pop was remastered by George Horn at Fantasy Studios. The sleeve is a neon retro-futurist design by Gwenaël Rattke. Also included is a 12-page booklet printed on neon green, pink, and orange paper, which features photographs, band biographies, lyrics, and liner notes. More
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Prince Jammy - Throne Of Blood
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Prince Jammy - Brothers Of The Blade
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Prince Jammy - Shoalin Temple
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Prince Jammy - Kamikazi
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Prince Jammy - Oragami Black Belt
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Prince Jammy - Fist Of Fury
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Prince Jammy - Opium Den
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Prince Jammy - Swords Of Vengeance
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Prince Jammy - Downtown Shanghai Rock
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Prince Jammy - Waterfront Gang War
"Kamikaze Dub" by Prince Jammy is undoubtedly one of the most beloved albums by dub music lovers and a record to have in every self-respecting record collection. An album for any time of the day, or season, that never bores and indeed has aged very well always amazes and stimulates. Re-released for JAMDUNG distributed exclusively by KUDOS in limited edition LP from the original master tapes is available again at an affordable price, but hurry! Jamaican Dub music first appeared in the mid-70s under the guidance of the creative master mind, King Tubby. By the late 70s, two of his top co-workers, Scientist and Prince Jammy were ready to branch out on their own, and they did. Jammy's record came out first and that's why "Kamikaze Dub" (1979) is often cited as the album that raised the bar for good. After its release, many Jamaican producers aspired to create the same swirling psychedelic minimal sound that Jammy presented on these near perfect tracks. The musicianship on here is outstanding as well, with other Dub stars taking part such as Sly and Robbie on drums and bass, Augustus Pablo on keyboards, 'Deadly' Headley Bennett and Bobby Ellis on horns, as well as many others. Stunning cover artwork, which, like the album title and songs, is inspired by 1970s Kung Fu Movie
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With over 60,000 recordings to his name, Scientist (born Hopeton Overton Brown) is one of the most influential figures in dub. From Studio One to King Tubby’s, Channel One to Tuff Gong, he worked at Kingston’s premier studios, pioneering recording techniques and elevating the dub mix into an art form in his own right.
Tracklist
1.1Jail House
1.2Tribute To King George
1.3Missing You
1.4Be Thankful
1.5Cosmic Dust
1.6Higher Meditation
Listen: https://soundcloud.com/night-dreamer-776234267/sets/direct-to-dub/s-YqQWIEd1ggl?si=26b2f5c704cc4493b859c2e675dc1e5c&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing More
Tracklist
1.1Jail House
1.2Tribute To King George
1.3Missing You
1.4Be Thankful
1.5Cosmic Dust
1.6Higher Meditation
Listen: https://soundcloud.com/night-dreamer-776234267/sets/direct-to-dub/s-YqQWIEd1ggl?si=26b2f5c704cc4493b859c2e675dc1e5c&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing More
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DJ Dreamboy - Midnight Love
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DJ Dreamboy - Midnight Love (Zopelar Club Mix)
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DJ Dreamboy - Vibe
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DJ Dreamboy - Dream Town
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DJ Dreamboy - My House Style
Time to Play is pleased to introduce the fifth chapter of its catalog, titled Midnight Love, created by the young Japanese talent DJ Dreamboy. The main track, which shares its name with the EP, serves as a true manifesto of Japanese deep house: minimal, intense, balanced, and dreamy. It’s no coincidence that this track was chosen by Brazilian producer Zopelar for a tough and driving remix.
The B-side opens with “Vibe,” which starts with a minute of suspended ambience before unleashing a burst of kicks and acid arpeggios that ignite a contagious euphoria. “Dream Town” follows in a similar vein, maintaining a softer profile akin to Midnight Love. The EP closes with “My House Style,” a high-speed journey through nocturnal Tokyo, featuring deep basslines, dreamy atmospheres, a relentless rhythm, and an irresistible desire for the experience to never end. More
The B-side opens with “Vibe,” which starts with a minute of suspended ambience before unleashing a burst of kicks and acid arpeggios that ignite a contagious euphoria. “Dream Town” follows in a similar vein, maintaining a softer profile akin to Midnight Love. The EP closes with “My House Style,” a high-speed journey through nocturnal Tokyo, featuring deep basslines, dreamy atmospheres, a relentless rhythm, and an irresistible desire for the experience to never end. More
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Kimiko Kasai With Herbie Hancock - No Title
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Kimiko Kasai With Herbie Hancock - No Title
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Kimiko Kasai With Herbie Hancock - No Title
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Kimiko Kasai With Herbie Hancock - No Title
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Kimiko Kasai With Herbie Hancock - No Title
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Kimiko Kasai With Herbie Hancock - No Title
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Kimiko Kasai With Herbie Hancock - No Title
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Kimiko Kasai With Herbie Hancock - No Title
Territories: World ex Japan
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Years of Denial - Art Break
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Years of Denial - Wrong
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Years of Denial - La Pendue
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Years of Denial - Mr. Guillotine
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Years of Denial - Never Satisfied
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Years of Denial - Lover’s Crime
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Years of Denial - City Lights
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Years of Denial - Dancing With Demons
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Years of Denial - The Letter
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Years of Denial - Death Of A Lover
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Years of Denial - Regarding The Pain Of Others
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Years of Denial - Social Anxiety feat. Broken English Club
2024 REPRESS, 2LP + GATEFOLD + DOWNLOAD
Tracklist:
A1) Art Break
A2) Wrong
A3) La Pendue
B1) Mr. Guillotine
B2) Never Satisfied
B3) Lover’s Crime
C1) City Lights
C2) Dancing With Demons
C3) The Letter
D1) Death Of A Lover
D2) Regarding The Pain Of Others
D3) Social Anxiety feat. Broken English Club
Release Info:
Years Of Denial is back on Veyl with their second LP 'Suicide Disco Vol. 2'. The follow up to 2019’s 'Suicide Disco', the duo makes a triumphant return, elevating their distinct sound which fuses dark wave, goth, newbeat, post-punk, EBM, and techno. The LP features 12 tracks all written and produced at Ark of Noisevstudio, located miles away from the polluted noise of social turbulences, immersed in isolation, creative indulgence, and poetic writing.
From the start, 'Art Break' provides the perfect warm-up, gently cleansing the palette and re-introducing us to Barkosina’s lustful vocals with a slow-burning pace that only marks the beginning. 'Wrong' picks things up, injecting a dose of body music for an infectious piece that bleeds into 'La Pendue' which keeps the energy rising. Next up, 'Mr. Guillotine' delivers a razor sharp edge, carving out a fresh post-punk feel which then brings us to the brooding, 'Never Satisfied'.
'Lover’s Crime' marks the halfway point of the record and one of the album’s standout tracks. Undeniably seductive with an ominous feel, the pair keep this mood going with 'City Lights' and then smash things open with 'Dancing With Demons'. After the devious message sent with 'The Letter', we are submerged in the romantic melancholia of 'Death Of A Lover' and 'Regarding the Pain of Others' before closing things out with 'Social Anxiety' which features vocals by longtime collaborator Broken English Club. The result is an immersive journey through the pair’s self described, Suicide Disco sound, and further builds on the Years of Denial form and legacy. More
Tracklist:
A1) Art Break
A2) Wrong
A3) La Pendue
B1) Mr. Guillotine
B2) Never Satisfied
B3) Lover’s Crime
C1) City Lights
C2) Dancing With Demons
C3) The Letter
D1) Death Of A Lover
D2) Regarding The Pain Of Others
D3) Social Anxiety feat. Broken English Club
Release Info:
Years Of Denial is back on Veyl with their second LP 'Suicide Disco Vol. 2'. The follow up to 2019’s 'Suicide Disco', the duo makes a triumphant return, elevating their distinct sound which fuses dark wave, goth, newbeat, post-punk, EBM, and techno. The LP features 12 tracks all written and produced at Ark of Noisevstudio, located miles away from the polluted noise of social turbulences, immersed in isolation, creative indulgence, and poetic writing.
From the start, 'Art Break' provides the perfect warm-up, gently cleansing the palette and re-introducing us to Barkosina’s lustful vocals with a slow-burning pace that only marks the beginning. 'Wrong' picks things up, injecting a dose of body music for an infectious piece that bleeds into 'La Pendue' which keeps the energy rising. Next up, 'Mr. Guillotine' delivers a razor sharp edge, carving out a fresh post-punk feel which then brings us to the brooding, 'Never Satisfied'.
'Lover’s Crime' marks the halfway point of the record and one of the album’s standout tracks. Undeniably seductive with an ominous feel, the pair keep this mood going with 'City Lights' and then smash things open with 'Dancing With Demons'. After the devious message sent with 'The Letter', we are submerged in the romantic melancholia of 'Death Of A Lover' and 'Regarding the Pain of Others' before closing things out with 'Social Anxiety' which features vocals by longtime collaborator Broken English Club. The result is an immersive journey through the pair’s self described, Suicide Disco sound, and further builds on the Years of Denial form and legacy. More
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Roy Ayers - 12 Inch Extended Version
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Roy Ayers - Single Version
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Roy Ayers - Instrumental
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Taken from his 'You Might Be Surprised' album from 1985 and produced by James Mtume with additional help from Tawatha & Philip Fields (of Aurra & Mtume) as well as David Frank (of The System), this 12 inch has long been sought after by Roy Ayers fans with the release changing hands for over £100 regularly on Discogs.
This mid tempo joint with forward thinking lyrics, a great 808 beat and beautiful chords is sophisticated, yet hood. Reissued for the first time, don't miss this opportunity to own this slice of mid 80's Roy Ayers. More
Taken from his 'You Might Be Surprised' album from 1985 and produced by James Mtume with additional help from Tawatha & Philip Fields (of Aurra & Mtume) as well as David Frank (of The System), this 12 inch has long been sought after by Roy Ayers fans with the release changing hands for over £100 regularly on Discogs.
This mid tempo joint with forward thinking lyrics, a great 808 beat and beautiful chords is sophisticated, yet hood. Reissued for the first time, don't miss this opportunity to own this slice of mid 80's Roy Ayers. More
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Synaptic Voyager - Gateway To Infinity
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Synaptic Voyager - Black Wednesday
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Synaptic Voyager - Fragments Of Normality
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Synaptic Voyager - Weather This Storm
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Synaptic Voyager - Laminar Flow
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Synaptic Voyager - Particles Of Invention
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Frame Of Mind is back with another piece of art. Synaptic Voyager delivers 6 amazing classic house and techno tracks. Beautifully produced deep and analogue moods! More
Frame Of Mind is back with another piece of art. Synaptic Voyager delivers 6 amazing classic house and techno tracks. Beautifully produced deep and analogue moods! More
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Ken Laszlo - Hey Hey Guy (Vocal Version)
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Ken Laszlo - Hey Hey Guy (Dub Version)
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Ken Laszlo - Hey Hey Guy (Flemming Dalum Remix)
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Ken Laszlo - Hey Hey Guy (Flemming Dalum Remix Edit)
Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1984. Comes with Flemming Dalum remixes.
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Mystic Jungle - Words Of Love
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Mystic Jungle - Words Of Love (Extended)
Two years on from the seductive disco deviance of his previous full length, Mystic Jungle returns to his home base Periodic Records with a two track 12” single titled “Words of Love.” Masculine and feminine vocals interplay amidst textures of dreamy dub delirium, their tones smooth, yearning and androgynous as they plead over and over... repeating “Say You Love Me” like some spell of desperate romantic magic. Splatters of tropical island percussion move through starbound synth hooks, and sparkles of stellar vapor sooth the soul as moonlit organ chords ride equatorial riddims and chunky funky FM-bass riffs while all around, saxophonics blow like a humid mediterranean breeze. And on the flip, the extended version gives plenty of space over to club-minded dubwise drum intros, freely floating vocal layers, and seriously sun-scorched guitar solos that send waves of fire ripping through the air. (Words by Braden Balentine / Octagon Eyes)
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