Germany/Switzerland Only!
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album is a story of musical rebirth and passion. Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in. Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks.
“Colours holds a special place in my heart because it was not only my first solo album, but also because I had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse talents,” says the seminal producer on his ground-breaking album. “Musicians of a calibre such as Dave Ital (Guitars), The Jazz Great Julian Joseph (Keyboards and Fender Rhodes), MC Conrad (MC/Artist), Roni Jordan (Jazz a guitarist who had a hit with Miles Davis’ “So What”), Tim Philbert/Tim the Bass (Bass), Greg Leicester (Bass), Maurice Capillaire/MC MC (Live MC)…”
Adam continues “We were honoured to be nominated for MOBO “Best album of the year” alongside renowned acts of that time, including Hinda Hicks, Des’ree, Lighthouse Family, and Massive Attack. In fact, I was so convinced that we wouldn't win that I didn't prepare a speech, and that definitely showed in my genuine surprise. Colours also went on to be a top 20 UK National Chart hit which lead to Metropolis winning Tune of the Year at the Underground Awards. Music In My Mind from the same album was inspired from Herbie Hancock ‘Rocket’ and ‘I Thought It Was You’.
“Fast forward to 2020, I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history.
Tracklist
CD1:
1: 73 MK8 Revisited
2: Metropolis Revisited
3: Music In My Mind Revisited
4: Jaxx Revisited
5: The Tree Knows Everything Revisited (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw)
6: Circles Revisited (Extended)
7: Mother Earth Revisited
8: Dirty Harry Revisited
9: F-Jam Revisited (featuring MC Conrad)
10: Aromatherapy Revisited
CD2: Colours live
1: Colours intro live
2: 73 live
3. Metropolis live
4: Music In My Mind live
5: Jaxx live
6: Brand New Funk live (featuring DJ Destruction)
7: I Want You live
8: Aromatherapy Revisited live [Remix]
9: Circles Revisited live
10: Dirty Harry live
Key Selling points:
* Winner of the MOBO Award for “Best Album Of The Year”
* First vinyl release of ‘The Trees Know Everything”
* Full UK club, radio and PR campaign around release
Socials:
Adam F: FB: 81k+ / Spotify 141k listeners 32k followers / IG 22.8k+ Followers | YT: 3k / Twitter 300+ | TikTok: 1.2k
* Press / Promotion:
Promotion from 181 Recordings and Adam F via DJ + producer communities, label mailing
list, patrons and online social pages. Meta business manager ads promoting streaming and indie-record shop vinyl links.
PR partner Listen Up mail-outs, seeking reviews, specialising in electronic press.
Confirmed coverage:
DJ Mag ‘Making of’, DJ Mag ‘Game Changers feature’, Reddit AMA, DJ Mag Italia interview, DMY interview, UKF interview, BBC Sports interview, Liverpool FC Guest Column, Scuba ‘Not a Diving Podcast’ podcast guest, Juno Daily, Forbes Spain
Bleep mix and interview:
https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-289-adam-f
* Radio / Internet
Radio and club promo UK via Listen Up. Club and electronic shows targeted. Short-form videos featuring the tracks and
vinyl will be posted by Adam F. Adam is
Radio plays for the project:
BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1Xtra, KEXP; Future Radio, Kool FM. Kiss FM, Funky Essex, WDRT, Phatsoundz, Point Blank FM, ZM, UK Bass Radio, Kursh FM, Flex FM and more
Download card Tracklist:
Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Colours Revisited digital album More
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album is a story of musical rebirth and passion. Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in. Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks.
“Colours holds a special place in my heart because it was not only my first solo album, but also because I had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse talents,” says the seminal producer on his ground-breaking album. “Musicians of a calibre such as Dave Ital (Guitars), The Jazz Great Julian Joseph (Keyboards and Fender Rhodes), MC Conrad (MC/Artist), Roni Jordan (Jazz a guitarist who had a hit with Miles Davis’ “So What”), Tim Philbert/Tim the Bass (Bass), Greg Leicester (Bass), Maurice Capillaire/MC MC (Live MC)…”
Adam continues “We were honoured to be nominated for MOBO “Best album of the year” alongside renowned acts of that time, including Hinda Hicks, Des’ree, Lighthouse Family, and Massive Attack. In fact, I was so convinced that we wouldn't win that I didn't prepare a speech, and that definitely showed in my genuine surprise. Colours also went on to be a top 20 UK National Chart hit which lead to Metropolis winning Tune of the Year at the Underground Awards. Music In My Mind from the same album was inspired from Herbie Hancock ‘Rocket’ and ‘I Thought It Was You’.
“Fast forward to 2020, I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history.
Tracklist
CD1:
1: 73 MK8 Revisited
2: Metropolis Revisited
3: Music In My Mind Revisited
4: Jaxx Revisited
5: The Tree Knows Everything Revisited (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw)
6: Circles Revisited (Extended)
7: Mother Earth Revisited
8: Dirty Harry Revisited
9: F-Jam Revisited (featuring MC Conrad)
10: Aromatherapy Revisited
CD2: Colours live
1: Colours intro live
2: 73 live
3. Metropolis live
4: Music In My Mind live
5: Jaxx live
6: Brand New Funk live (featuring DJ Destruction)
7: I Want You live
8: Aromatherapy Revisited live [Remix]
9: Circles Revisited live
10: Dirty Harry live
Key Selling points:
* Winner of the MOBO Award for “Best Album Of The Year”
* First vinyl release of ‘The Trees Know Everything”
* Full UK club, radio and PR campaign around release
Socials:
Adam F: FB: 81k+ / Spotify 141k listeners 32k followers / IG 22.8k+ Followers | YT: 3k / Twitter 300+ | TikTok: 1.2k
* Press / Promotion:
Promotion from 181 Recordings and Adam F via DJ + producer communities, label mailing
list, patrons and online social pages. Meta business manager ads promoting streaming and indie-record shop vinyl links.
PR partner Listen Up mail-outs, seeking reviews, specialising in electronic press.
Confirmed coverage:
DJ Mag ‘Making of’, DJ Mag ‘Game Changers feature’, Reddit AMA, DJ Mag Italia interview, DMY interview, UKF interview, BBC Sports interview, Liverpool FC Guest Column, Scuba ‘Not a Diving Podcast’ podcast guest, Juno Daily, Forbes Spain
Bleep mix and interview:
https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-289-adam-f
* Radio / Internet
Radio and club promo UK via Listen Up. Club and electronic shows targeted. Short-form videos featuring the tracks and
vinyl will be posted by Adam F. Adam is
Radio plays for the project:
BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1Xtra, KEXP; Future Radio, Kool FM. Kiss FM, Funky Essex, WDRT, Phatsoundz, Point Blank FM, ZM, UK Bass Radio, Kursh FM, Flex FM and more
Download card Tracklist:
Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Colours Revisited digital album More
More records from Adam F
1
Adam F - A1: 73 MK8 Revisited
2
Adam F - A2: Metropolis Revisited
3
Adam F - B1: Music In My Mind Revisited
4
Adam F - B2: Jaxx Revisited
5
Adam F - C1: The Tree Knows Everything Revisited (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw)
6
Adam F - C2: Circles Extended Revisited
7
Adam F - D1: Mother Earth Revisited
8
Adam F - D2: Dirty Harry Revisited
9
Adam F - E: F-Jam Revisited (featuring MC Conrad)
10
Adam F - F: Aromatherapy Revisited
Germany/Switzerland Only!
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album is a story of musical rebirth and passion. Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in. Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks.
“Colours holds a special place in my heart because it was not only my first solo album, but also because I had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse talents,” says the seminal producer on his ground-breaking album. “Musicians of a calibre such as Dave Ital (Guitars), The Jazz Great Julian Joseph (Keyboards and Fender Rhodes), MC Conrad (MC/Artist), Roni Jordan (Jazz a guitarist who had a hit with Miles Davis’ “So What”), Tim Philbert/Tim the Bass (Bass), Greg Leicester (Bass), Maurice Capillaire/MC MC (Live MC)…”
Adam continues “We were honoured to be nominated for MOBO “Best album of the year” alongside renowned acts of that time, including Hinda Hicks, Des’ree, Lighthouse Family, and Massive Attack. In fact, I was so convinced that we wouldn't win that I didn't prepare a speech, and that definitely showed in my genuine surprise. Colours also went on to be a top 20 UK National Chart hit which lead to Metropolis winning Tune of the Year at the Underground Awards. Music In My Mind from the same album was inspired from Herbie Hancock ‘Rocket’ and ‘I Thought It Was You’.
“Fast forward to 2020, I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history.
Key Selling points:
* Winner of the MOBO Award for “Best Album Of The Year”
* First vinyl release of ‘The Trees Know Everything”
* Full UK club, radio and PR campaign around release
Socials:
Adam F: FB: 81k+ / Spotify 141k listeners 32k followers / IG 22.8k+ Followers | YT: 3k / Twitter 300+ | TikTok: 1.2k
* Press / Promotion:
Promotion from 181 Recordings and Adam F via DJ + producer communities, label mailing
list, patrons and online social pages. Meta business manager ads promoting streaming and indie-record shop vinyl links.
PR partner Listen Up mail-outs, seeking reviews, specialising in electronic press.
Confirmed coverage:
DJ Mag ‘Making of’, DJ Mag ‘Game Changers feature’, Reddit AMA, DJ Mag Italia interview, DMY interview, UKF interview, BBC Sports interview, Liverpool FC Guest Column, Scuba ‘Not a Diving Podcast’ podcast guest, Juno Daily, Forbes Spain
Bleep mix and interview:
https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-289-adam-f
* Radio / Internet
Radio and club promo UK via Listen Up. Club and electronic shows targeted. Short-form videos featuring the tracks and
vinyl will be posted by Adam F. Adam is
Radio plays for the project:
BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1Xtra, KEXP; Future Radio, Kool FM. Kiss FM, Funky Essex, WDRT, Phatsoundz, Point Blank FM, ZM, UK Bass Radio, Kursh FM, Flex FM and more
Download card Tracklist:
Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Colours Revisited digital album More
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album is a story of musical rebirth and passion. Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in. Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks.
“Colours holds a special place in my heart because it was not only my first solo album, but also because I had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse talents,” says the seminal producer on his ground-breaking album. “Musicians of a calibre such as Dave Ital (Guitars), The Jazz Great Julian Joseph (Keyboards and Fender Rhodes), MC Conrad (MC/Artist), Roni Jordan (Jazz a guitarist who had a hit with Miles Davis’ “So What”), Tim Philbert/Tim the Bass (Bass), Greg Leicester (Bass), Maurice Capillaire/MC MC (Live MC)…”
Adam continues “We were honoured to be nominated for MOBO “Best album of the year” alongside renowned acts of that time, including Hinda Hicks, Des’ree, Lighthouse Family, and Massive Attack. In fact, I was so convinced that we wouldn't win that I didn't prepare a speech, and that definitely showed in my genuine surprise. Colours also went on to be a top 20 UK National Chart hit which lead to Metropolis winning Tune of the Year at the Underground Awards. Music In My Mind from the same album was inspired from Herbie Hancock ‘Rocket’ and ‘I Thought It Was You’.
“Fast forward to 2020, I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history.
Key Selling points:
* Winner of the MOBO Award for “Best Album Of The Year”
* First vinyl release of ‘The Trees Know Everything”
* Full UK club, radio and PR campaign around release
Socials:
Adam F: FB: 81k+ / Spotify 141k listeners 32k followers / IG 22.8k+ Followers | YT: 3k / Twitter 300+ | TikTok: 1.2k
* Press / Promotion:
Promotion from 181 Recordings and Adam F via DJ + producer communities, label mailing
list, patrons and online social pages. Meta business manager ads promoting streaming and indie-record shop vinyl links.
PR partner Listen Up mail-outs, seeking reviews, specialising in electronic press.
Confirmed coverage:
DJ Mag ‘Making of’, DJ Mag ‘Game Changers feature’, Reddit AMA, DJ Mag Italia interview, DMY interview, UKF interview, BBC Sports interview, Liverpool FC Guest Column, Scuba ‘Not a Diving Podcast’ podcast guest, Juno Daily, Forbes Spain
Bleep mix and interview:
https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-289-adam-f
* Radio / Internet
Radio and club promo UK via Listen Up. Club and electronic shows targeted. Short-form videos featuring the tracks and
vinyl will be posted by Adam F. Adam is
Radio plays for the project:
BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1Xtra, KEXP; Future Radio, Kool FM. Kiss FM, Funky Essex, WDRT, Phatsoundz, Point Blank FM, ZM, UK Bass Radio, Kursh FM, Flex FM and more
Download card Tracklist:
Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Colours Revisited digital album More
1
Adam F - A1: 73 MK8 Revisited
2
Adam F - A2: Metropolis Revisited
3
Adam F - B1: Music In My Mind Revisited
4
Adam F - B2: Jaxx Revisited
5
Adam F - C1: The Tree Knows Everything Revisited (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw)
6
Adam F - C2: Circles Extended Revisited
7
Adam F - D1: Mother Earth Revisited
8
Adam F - D2: Dirty Harry Revisited
9
Adam F - E: F-Jam Revisited (featuring MC Conrad)
10
Adam F - F: Aromatherapy Revisited
Germany/Switzerland Only!
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album is a story of musical rebirth and passion. Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in. Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks.
“Colours holds a special place in my heart because it was not only my first solo album, but also because I had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse talents,” says the seminal producer on his ground-breaking album. “Musicians of a calibre such as Dave Ital (Guitars), The Jazz Great Julian Joseph (Keyboards and Fender Rhodes), MC Conrad (MC/Artist), Roni Jordan (Jazz a guitarist who had a hit with Miles Davis’ “So What”), Tim Philbert/Tim the Bass (Bass), Greg Leicester (Bass), Maurice Capillaire/MC MC (Live MC)…”
Adam continues “We were honoured to be nominated for MOBO “Best album of the year” alongside renowned acts of that time, including Hinda Hicks, Des’ree, Lighthouse Family, and Massive Attack. In fact, I was so convinced that we wouldn't win that I didn't prepare a speech, and that definitely showed in my genuine surprise. Colours also went on to be a top 20 UK National Chart hit which lead to Metropolis winning Tune of the Year at the Underground Awards. Music In My Mind from the same album was inspired from Herbie Hancock ‘Rocket’ and ‘I Thought It Was You’.
“Fast forward to 2020, I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history.
Key Selling points:
* Winner of the MOBO Award for “Best Album Of The Year”
* First vinyl release of ‘The Trees Know Everything”
* Full UK club, radio and PR campaign around release
Socials:
Adam F: FB: 81k+ / Spotify 141k listeners 32k followers / IG 22.8k+ Followers | YT: 3k / Twitter 300+ | TikTok: 1.2k
* Press / Promotion:
Promotion from 181 Recordings and Adam F via DJ + producer communities, label mailing
list, patrons and online social pages. Meta business manager ads promoting streaming and indie-record shop vinyl links.
PR partner Listen Up mail-outs, seeking reviews, specialising in electronic press.
Confirmed coverage:
DJ Mag ‘Making of’, DJ Mag ‘Game Changers feature’, Reddit AMA, DJ Mag Italia interview, DMY interview, UKF interview, BBC Sports interview, Liverpool FC Guest Column, Scuba ‘Not a Diving Podcast’ podcast guest, Juno Daily, Forbes Spain
Bleep mix and interview:
https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-289-adam-f
* Radio / Internet
Radio and club promo UK via Listen Up. Club and electronic shows targeted. Short-form videos featuring the tracks and
vinyl will be posted by Adam F. Adam is
Radio plays for the project:
BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1Xtra, KEXP; Future Radio, Kool FM. Kiss FM, Funky Essex, WDRT, Phatsoundz, Point Blank FM, ZM, UK Bass Radio, Kursh FM, Flex FM and more
Download card Tracklist:
Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Colours Revisited digital album More
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album is a story of musical rebirth and passion. Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in. Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks.
“Colours holds a special place in my heart because it was not only my first solo album, but also because I had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse talents,” says the seminal producer on his ground-breaking album. “Musicians of a calibre such as Dave Ital (Guitars), The Jazz Great Julian Joseph (Keyboards and Fender Rhodes), MC Conrad (MC/Artist), Roni Jordan (Jazz a guitarist who had a hit with Miles Davis’ “So What”), Tim Philbert/Tim the Bass (Bass), Greg Leicester (Bass), Maurice Capillaire/MC MC (Live MC)…”
Adam continues “We were honoured to be nominated for MOBO “Best album of the year” alongside renowned acts of that time, including Hinda Hicks, Des’ree, Lighthouse Family, and Massive Attack. In fact, I was so convinced that we wouldn't win that I didn't prepare a speech, and that definitely showed in my genuine surprise. Colours also went on to be a top 20 UK National Chart hit which lead to Metropolis winning Tune of the Year at the Underground Awards. Music In My Mind from the same album was inspired from Herbie Hancock ‘Rocket’ and ‘I Thought It Was You’.
“Fast forward to 2020, I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history.
Key Selling points:
* Winner of the MOBO Award for “Best Album Of The Year”
* First vinyl release of ‘The Trees Know Everything”
* Full UK club, radio and PR campaign around release
Socials:
Adam F: FB: 81k+ / Spotify 141k listeners 32k followers / IG 22.8k+ Followers | YT: 3k / Twitter 300+ | TikTok: 1.2k
* Press / Promotion:
Promotion from 181 Recordings and Adam F via DJ + producer communities, label mailing
list, patrons and online social pages. Meta business manager ads promoting streaming and indie-record shop vinyl links.
PR partner Listen Up mail-outs, seeking reviews, specialising in electronic press.
Confirmed coverage:
DJ Mag ‘Making of’, DJ Mag ‘Game Changers feature’, Reddit AMA, DJ Mag Italia interview, DMY interview, UKF interview, BBC Sports interview, Liverpool FC Guest Column, Scuba ‘Not a Diving Podcast’ podcast guest, Juno Daily, Forbes Spain
Bleep mix and interview:
https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-289-adam-f
* Radio / Internet
Radio and club promo UK via Listen Up. Club and electronic shows targeted. Short-form videos featuring the tracks and
vinyl will be posted by Adam F. Adam is
Radio plays for the project:
BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1Xtra, KEXP; Future Radio, Kool FM. Kiss FM, Funky Essex, WDRT, Phatsoundz, Point Blank FM, ZM, UK Bass Radio, Kursh FM, Flex FM and more
Download card Tracklist:
Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Colours Revisited digital album More
1
Adam F - A1. Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
2
Adam F - B1. Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Germany/Austria/Switzerland Only!
Translucent Yellow Vinyl
DJ Marky, Makoto & Nookie reboot Adam F’s revisited rework of 1997 hit, ‘Music In My Mind’
Adam F enlists jungle royalty to modernise his 1997 track, ‘Music In My Mind’, from his anticipated forthcoming rework album, ‘Colours Revisited’
Legendary drum ‘n’ bass producer Adam F announces the ‘Music In My Mind Revisited Reboots’ EP, out digitally on 20th September via 181 Recordings, featuring reworks of his acclaimed 1997 track by DJ Marky & Makoto and Nookie.
Further launching this underground dance classic into new dimensions is Brazil’s DJ Marky and expertly selected Japanese producer Makoto. Together, they effortlessly bring the jazz-infused track to the attention of today’s ravers with re-jigged, amplified drums. Certified 90s jungle veteran Nookie goes more liquid with his version, heightening the vibes and setting the scene with immense violin strings.
‘Music In My Mind’ was originally featured on Adam F’s 1997 album, ‘Colours’. Now, as part of the Liverpool-born producer’s much-anticipated ‘Colours Revisited’ album, out in 2025, the jazzy, vocoder-loaded track inspired by Bob James, Lalo Schifrin and Chick Corea, has been given a modern reshape.
“‘Music In My Mind’ speaks to the power of music to transport, heal, and uplift our spirits,” says Adam F. “This song resonates with those who find solace and freedom in the melodies and rhythms that exist in their own minds and bring back memories of a time when I felt an overwhelming connection to music.”
“This song holds a special place in my heart, and I believe it carries a deeper meaning that resonates with anyone who can relate to finding consolation and liberation in the power of music.”
There’s no better time to keep an eye on Adam F, as he uncovers yet more gold from his elegant and timeless back catalogue. Adam F is as fertile and contemporary as ever with more new production ready to launch unto the legions of listeners hungry for great music as his creativity flows brighter than ever. More
Translucent Yellow Vinyl
DJ Marky, Makoto & Nookie reboot Adam F’s revisited rework of 1997 hit, ‘Music In My Mind’
Adam F enlists jungle royalty to modernise his 1997 track, ‘Music In My Mind’, from his anticipated forthcoming rework album, ‘Colours Revisited’
Legendary drum ‘n’ bass producer Adam F announces the ‘Music In My Mind Revisited Reboots’ EP, out digitally on 20th September via 181 Recordings, featuring reworks of his acclaimed 1997 track by DJ Marky & Makoto and Nookie.
Further launching this underground dance classic into new dimensions is Brazil’s DJ Marky and expertly selected Japanese producer Makoto. Together, they effortlessly bring the jazz-infused track to the attention of today’s ravers with re-jigged, amplified drums. Certified 90s jungle veteran Nookie goes more liquid with his version, heightening the vibes and setting the scene with immense violin strings.
‘Music In My Mind’ was originally featured on Adam F’s 1997 album, ‘Colours’. Now, as part of the Liverpool-born producer’s much-anticipated ‘Colours Revisited’ album, out in 2025, the jazzy, vocoder-loaded track inspired by Bob James, Lalo Schifrin and Chick Corea, has been given a modern reshape.
“‘Music In My Mind’ speaks to the power of music to transport, heal, and uplift our spirits,” says Adam F. “This song resonates with those who find solace and freedom in the melodies and rhythms that exist in their own minds and bring back memories of a time when I felt an overwhelming connection to music.”
“This song holds a special place in my heart, and I believe it carries a deeper meaning that resonates with anyone who can relate to finding consolation and liberation in the power of music.”
There’s no better time to keep an eye on Adam F, as he uncovers yet more gold from his elegant and timeless back catalogue. Adam F is as fertile and contemporary as ever with more new production ready to launch unto the legions of listeners hungry for great music as his creativity flows brighter than ever. More
More records from 181 Recordings
1
Adam F - A1: 73 MK8 Revisited
2
Adam F - A2: Metropolis Revisited
3
Adam F - B1: Music In My Mind Revisited
4
Adam F - B2: Jaxx Revisited
5
Adam F - C1: The Tree Knows Everything Revisited (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw)
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Adam F - C2: Circles Extended Revisited
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Adam F - D1: Mother Earth Revisited
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Adam F - D2: Dirty Harry Revisited
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Adam F - E: F-Jam Revisited (featuring MC Conrad)
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Adam F - F: Aromatherapy Revisited
Germany/Switzerland Only!
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album is a story of musical rebirth and passion. Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in. Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks.
“Colours holds a special place in my heart because it was not only my first solo album, but also because I had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse talents,” says the seminal producer on his ground-breaking album. “Musicians of a calibre such as Dave Ital (Guitars), The Jazz Great Julian Joseph (Keyboards and Fender Rhodes), MC Conrad (MC/Artist), Roni Jordan (Jazz a guitarist who had a hit with Miles Davis’ “So What”), Tim Philbert/Tim the Bass (Bass), Greg Leicester (Bass), Maurice Capillaire/MC MC (Live MC)…”
Adam continues “We were honoured to be nominated for MOBO “Best album of the year” alongside renowned acts of that time, including Hinda Hicks, Des’ree, Lighthouse Family, and Massive Attack. In fact, I was so convinced that we wouldn't win that I didn't prepare a speech, and that definitely showed in my genuine surprise. Colours also went on to be a top 20 UK National Chart hit which lead to Metropolis winning Tune of the Year at the Underground Awards. Music In My Mind from the same album was inspired from Herbie Hancock ‘Rocket’ and ‘I Thought It Was You’.
“Fast forward to 2020, I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history.
Key Selling points:
* Winner of the MOBO Award for “Best Album Of The Year”
* First vinyl release of ‘The Trees Know Everything”
* Full UK club, radio and PR campaign around release
Socials:
Adam F: FB: 81k+ / Spotify 141k listeners 32k followers / IG 22.8k+ Followers | YT: 3k / Twitter 300+ | TikTok: 1.2k
* Press / Promotion:
Promotion from 181 Recordings and Adam F via DJ + producer communities, label mailing
list, patrons and online social pages. Meta business manager ads promoting streaming and indie-record shop vinyl links.
PR partner Listen Up mail-outs, seeking reviews, specialising in electronic press.
Confirmed coverage:
DJ Mag ‘Making of’, DJ Mag ‘Game Changers feature’, Reddit AMA, DJ Mag Italia interview, DMY interview, UKF interview, BBC Sports interview, Liverpool FC Guest Column, Scuba ‘Not a Diving Podcast’ podcast guest, Juno Daily, Forbes Spain
Bleep mix and interview:
https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-289-adam-f
* Radio / Internet
Radio and club promo UK via Listen Up. Club and electronic shows targeted. Short-form videos featuring the tracks and
vinyl will be posted by Adam F. Adam is
Radio plays for the project:
BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1Xtra, KEXP; Future Radio, Kool FM. Kiss FM, Funky Essex, WDRT, Phatsoundz, Point Blank FM, ZM, UK Bass Radio, Kursh FM, Flex FM and more
Download card Tracklist:
Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Colours Revisited digital album More
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album is a story of musical rebirth and passion. Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in. Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks.
“Colours holds a special place in my heart because it was not only my first solo album, but also because I had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse talents,” says the seminal producer on his ground-breaking album. “Musicians of a calibre such as Dave Ital (Guitars), The Jazz Great Julian Joseph (Keyboards and Fender Rhodes), MC Conrad (MC/Artist), Roni Jordan (Jazz a guitarist who had a hit with Miles Davis’ “So What”), Tim Philbert/Tim the Bass (Bass), Greg Leicester (Bass), Maurice Capillaire/MC MC (Live MC)…”
Adam continues “We were honoured to be nominated for MOBO “Best album of the year” alongside renowned acts of that time, including Hinda Hicks, Des’ree, Lighthouse Family, and Massive Attack. In fact, I was so convinced that we wouldn't win that I didn't prepare a speech, and that definitely showed in my genuine surprise. Colours also went on to be a top 20 UK National Chart hit which lead to Metropolis winning Tune of the Year at the Underground Awards. Music In My Mind from the same album was inspired from Herbie Hancock ‘Rocket’ and ‘I Thought It Was You’.
“Fast forward to 2020, I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history.
Key Selling points:
* Winner of the MOBO Award for “Best Album Of The Year”
* First vinyl release of ‘The Trees Know Everything”
* Full UK club, radio and PR campaign around release
Socials:
Adam F: FB: 81k+ / Spotify 141k listeners 32k followers / IG 22.8k+ Followers | YT: 3k / Twitter 300+ | TikTok: 1.2k
* Press / Promotion:
Promotion from 181 Recordings and Adam F via DJ + producer communities, label mailing
list, patrons and online social pages. Meta business manager ads promoting streaming and indie-record shop vinyl links.
PR partner Listen Up mail-outs, seeking reviews, specialising in electronic press.
Confirmed coverage:
DJ Mag ‘Making of’, DJ Mag ‘Game Changers feature’, Reddit AMA, DJ Mag Italia interview, DMY interview, UKF interview, BBC Sports interview, Liverpool FC Guest Column, Scuba ‘Not a Diving Podcast’ podcast guest, Juno Daily, Forbes Spain
Bleep mix and interview:
https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-289-adam-f
* Radio / Internet
Radio and club promo UK via Listen Up. Club and electronic shows targeted. Short-form videos featuring the tracks and
vinyl will be posted by Adam F. Adam is
Radio plays for the project:
BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1Xtra, KEXP; Future Radio, Kool FM. Kiss FM, Funky Essex, WDRT, Phatsoundz, Point Blank FM, ZM, UK Bass Radio, Kursh FM, Flex FM and more
Download card Tracklist:
Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Colours Revisited digital album More
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Adam F - A1: 73 MK8 Revisited
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Adam F - A2: Metropolis Revisited
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Adam F - B1: Music In My Mind Revisited
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Adam F - B2: Jaxx Revisited
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Adam F - C1: The Tree Knows Everything Revisited (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw)
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Adam F - C2: Circles Extended Revisited
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Adam F - D1: Mother Earth Revisited
8
Adam F - D2: Dirty Harry Revisited
9
Adam F - E: F-Jam Revisited (featuring MC Conrad)
10
Adam F - F: Aromatherapy Revisited
Germany/Switzerland Only!
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album is a story of musical rebirth and passion. Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in. Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks.
“Colours holds a special place in my heart because it was not only my first solo album, but also because I had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse talents,” says the seminal producer on his ground-breaking album. “Musicians of a calibre such as Dave Ital (Guitars), The Jazz Great Julian Joseph (Keyboards and Fender Rhodes), MC Conrad (MC/Artist), Roni Jordan (Jazz a guitarist who had a hit with Miles Davis’ “So What”), Tim Philbert/Tim the Bass (Bass), Greg Leicester (Bass), Maurice Capillaire/MC MC (Live MC)…”
Adam continues “We were honoured to be nominated for MOBO “Best album of the year” alongside renowned acts of that time, including Hinda Hicks, Des’ree, Lighthouse Family, and Massive Attack. In fact, I was so convinced that we wouldn't win that I didn't prepare a speech, and that definitely showed in my genuine surprise. Colours also went on to be a top 20 UK National Chart hit which lead to Metropolis winning Tune of the Year at the Underground Awards. Music In My Mind from the same album was inspired from Herbie Hancock ‘Rocket’ and ‘I Thought It Was You’.
“Fast forward to 2020, I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history.
Key Selling points:
* Winner of the MOBO Award for “Best Album Of The Year”
* First vinyl release of ‘The Trees Know Everything”
* Full UK club, radio and PR campaign around release
Socials:
Adam F: FB: 81k+ / Spotify 141k listeners 32k followers / IG 22.8k+ Followers | YT: 3k / Twitter 300+ | TikTok: 1.2k
* Press / Promotion:
Promotion from 181 Recordings and Adam F via DJ + producer communities, label mailing
list, patrons and online social pages. Meta business manager ads promoting streaming and indie-record shop vinyl links.
PR partner Listen Up mail-outs, seeking reviews, specialising in electronic press.
Confirmed coverage:
DJ Mag ‘Making of’, DJ Mag ‘Game Changers feature’, Reddit AMA, DJ Mag Italia interview, DMY interview, UKF interview, BBC Sports interview, Liverpool FC Guest Column, Scuba ‘Not a Diving Podcast’ podcast guest, Juno Daily, Forbes Spain
Bleep mix and interview:
https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-289-adam-f
* Radio / Internet
Radio and club promo UK via Listen Up. Club and electronic shows targeted. Short-form videos featuring the tracks and
vinyl will be posted by Adam F. Adam is
Radio plays for the project:
BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1Xtra, KEXP; Future Radio, Kool FM. Kiss FM, Funky Essex, WDRT, Phatsoundz, Point Blank FM, ZM, UK Bass Radio, Kursh FM, Flex FM and more
Download card Tracklist:
Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Colours Revisited digital album More
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album is a story of musical rebirth and passion. Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in. Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks.
“Colours holds a special place in my heart because it was not only my first solo album, but also because I had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse talents,” says the seminal producer on his ground-breaking album. “Musicians of a calibre such as Dave Ital (Guitars), The Jazz Great Julian Joseph (Keyboards and Fender Rhodes), MC Conrad (MC/Artist), Roni Jordan (Jazz a guitarist who had a hit with Miles Davis’ “So What”), Tim Philbert/Tim the Bass (Bass), Greg Leicester (Bass), Maurice Capillaire/MC MC (Live MC)…”
Adam continues “We were honoured to be nominated for MOBO “Best album of the year” alongside renowned acts of that time, including Hinda Hicks, Des’ree, Lighthouse Family, and Massive Attack. In fact, I was so convinced that we wouldn't win that I didn't prepare a speech, and that definitely showed in my genuine surprise. Colours also went on to be a top 20 UK National Chart hit which lead to Metropolis winning Tune of the Year at the Underground Awards. Music In My Mind from the same album was inspired from Herbie Hancock ‘Rocket’ and ‘I Thought It Was You’.
“Fast forward to 2020, I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history.
Key Selling points:
* Winner of the MOBO Award for “Best Album Of The Year”
* First vinyl release of ‘The Trees Know Everything”
* Full UK club, radio and PR campaign around release
Socials:
Adam F: FB: 81k+ / Spotify 141k listeners 32k followers / IG 22.8k+ Followers | YT: 3k / Twitter 300+ | TikTok: 1.2k
* Press / Promotion:
Promotion from 181 Recordings and Adam F via DJ + producer communities, label mailing
list, patrons and online social pages. Meta business manager ads promoting streaming and indie-record shop vinyl links.
PR partner Listen Up mail-outs, seeking reviews, specialising in electronic press.
Confirmed coverage:
DJ Mag ‘Making of’, DJ Mag ‘Game Changers feature’, Reddit AMA, DJ Mag Italia interview, DMY interview, UKF interview, BBC Sports interview, Liverpool FC Guest Column, Scuba ‘Not a Diving Podcast’ podcast guest, Juno Daily, Forbes Spain
Bleep mix and interview:
https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-289-adam-f
* Radio / Internet
Radio and club promo UK via Listen Up. Club and electronic shows targeted. Short-form videos featuring the tracks and
vinyl will be posted by Adam F. Adam is
Radio plays for the project:
BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1Xtra, KEXP; Future Radio, Kool FM. Kiss FM, Funky Essex, WDRT, Phatsoundz, Point Blank FM, ZM, UK Bass Radio, Kursh FM, Flex FM and more
Download card Tracklist:
Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Colours Revisited digital album More
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Opus III - A. Fine Day XXIV (Extended Mix)
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Opus III - B1. Fine Day XXIV (Extended Mix Instumental)
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Opus III - B2. Fine Day XXIV (Radio Edit)
Transparent Blue Vinyl
‘Fine Day XXIV’ is a reinvention of the seminal Rave track recently brought back to mainstream popularity via the Skrillex and Boys Noize ‘Fine Day Anthem’
Originally released during the heyday of rave culture in 1992, Kirsty Hawshaw’s ethereal vocals remain the main focal point of this reimagination of the track, keeping all optimistic, hypnotic elements intact while generating a multi-layered anthemic sense of euphoria. The production by Adam F and Shadow Child maintain the elation of Edward Barton’s lyrics, while Hawkshaw’s newly recorded vocals are as crisp, clear, innocent and all-knowing as ever.
“We are delighted to share that "Fine Day" continues to be a cherished anthem of positivity,” say Hawkshaw and co-producer Adam F. “It is a humble reminder of the power of spreading good vibes into the world. As we celebrate the milestones achieved and our journey in the world of music, we are thrilled to present a reimagined rendition of this timeless song.”
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‘Fine Day XXIV’ is a reinvention of the seminal Rave track recently brought back to mainstream popularity via the Skrillex and Boys Noize ‘Fine Day Anthem’
Originally released during the heyday of rave culture in 1992, Kirsty Hawshaw’s ethereal vocals remain the main focal point of this reimagination of the track, keeping all optimistic, hypnotic elements intact while generating a multi-layered anthemic sense of euphoria. The production by Adam F and Shadow Child maintain the elation of Edward Barton’s lyrics, while Hawkshaw’s newly recorded vocals are as crisp, clear, innocent and all-knowing as ever.
“We are delighted to share that "Fine Day" continues to be a cherished anthem of positivity,” say Hawkshaw and co-producer Adam F. “It is a humble reminder of the power of spreading good vibes into the world. As we celebrate the milestones achieved and our journey in the world of music, we are thrilled to present a reimagined rendition of this timeless song.”
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Adam F - A1. Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
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Adam F - B1. Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
Germany/Austria/Switzerland Only!
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DJ Marky, Makoto & Nookie reboot Adam F’s revisited rework of 1997 hit, ‘Music In My Mind’
Adam F enlists jungle royalty to modernise his 1997 track, ‘Music In My Mind’, from his anticipated forthcoming rework album, ‘Colours Revisited’
Legendary drum ‘n’ bass producer Adam F announces the ‘Music In My Mind Revisited Reboots’ EP, out digitally on 20th September via 181 Recordings, featuring reworks of his acclaimed 1997 track by DJ Marky & Makoto and Nookie.
Further launching this underground dance classic into new dimensions is Brazil’s DJ Marky and expertly selected Japanese producer Makoto. Together, they effortlessly bring the jazz-infused track to the attention of today’s ravers with re-jigged, amplified drums. Certified 90s jungle veteran Nookie goes more liquid with his version, heightening the vibes and setting the scene with immense violin strings.
‘Music In My Mind’ was originally featured on Adam F’s 1997 album, ‘Colours’. Now, as part of the Liverpool-born producer’s much-anticipated ‘Colours Revisited’ album, out in 2025, the jazzy, vocoder-loaded track inspired by Bob James, Lalo Schifrin and Chick Corea, has been given a modern reshape.
“‘Music In My Mind’ speaks to the power of music to transport, heal, and uplift our spirits,” says Adam F. “This song resonates with those who find solace and freedom in the melodies and rhythms that exist in their own minds and bring back memories of a time when I felt an overwhelming connection to music.”
“This song holds a special place in my heart, and I believe it carries a deeper meaning that resonates with anyone who can relate to finding consolation and liberation in the power of music.”
There’s no better time to keep an eye on Adam F, as he uncovers yet more gold from his elegant and timeless back catalogue. Adam F is as fertile and contemporary as ever with more new production ready to launch unto the legions of listeners hungry for great music as his creativity flows brighter than ever. More
Translucent Yellow Vinyl
DJ Marky, Makoto & Nookie reboot Adam F’s revisited rework of 1997 hit, ‘Music In My Mind’
Adam F enlists jungle royalty to modernise his 1997 track, ‘Music In My Mind’, from his anticipated forthcoming rework album, ‘Colours Revisited’
Legendary drum ‘n’ bass producer Adam F announces the ‘Music In My Mind Revisited Reboots’ EP, out digitally on 20th September via 181 Recordings, featuring reworks of his acclaimed 1997 track by DJ Marky & Makoto and Nookie.
Further launching this underground dance classic into new dimensions is Brazil’s DJ Marky and expertly selected Japanese producer Makoto. Together, they effortlessly bring the jazz-infused track to the attention of today’s ravers with re-jigged, amplified drums. Certified 90s jungle veteran Nookie goes more liquid with his version, heightening the vibes and setting the scene with immense violin strings.
‘Music In My Mind’ was originally featured on Adam F’s 1997 album, ‘Colours’. Now, as part of the Liverpool-born producer’s much-anticipated ‘Colours Revisited’ album, out in 2025, the jazzy, vocoder-loaded track inspired by Bob James, Lalo Schifrin and Chick Corea, has been given a modern reshape.
“‘Music In My Mind’ speaks to the power of music to transport, heal, and uplift our spirits,” says Adam F. “This song resonates with those who find solace and freedom in the melodies and rhythms that exist in their own minds and bring back memories of a time when I felt an overwhelming connection to music.”
“This song holds a special place in my heart, and I believe it carries a deeper meaning that resonates with anyone who can relate to finding consolation and liberation in the power of music.”
There’s no better time to keep an eye on Adam F, as he uncovers yet more gold from his elegant and timeless back catalogue. Adam F is as fertile and contemporary as ever with more new production ready to launch unto the legions of listeners hungry for great music as his creativity flows brighter than ever. More
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In their first bout of new music since 2022’s critically celebrated Mondays at Enfield Tennis Academy, Jeff Parker and his ETA IVtet find themselves exploring the depths of improvised jazz grooves on The Way Out of Easy.
Tracklist
1.1Freakadelic
1.2Late Autumn
2.1Easy Way Out
2.2Chrome Dome
Listen: https://listen.k7.com/3b02e2f5-05af-484c-8bbe-5645f87763dc More
In their first bout of new music since 2022’s critically celebrated Mondays at Enfield Tennis Academy, Jeff Parker and his ETA IVtet find themselves exploring the depths of improvised jazz grooves on The Way Out of Easy.
Tracklist
1.1Freakadelic
1.2Late Autumn
2.1Easy Way Out
2.2Chrome Dome
Listen: https://listen.k7.com/3b02e2f5-05af-484c-8bbe-5645f87763dc More
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Los Hermanos - Son Dos
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A true Detroit Techno masterpiece gets a well overdue re-master and re-press!
Los Hermanos ‘On Another Level’, originally released on Submerge in 2005, is an unmissable collection of the most soulful spiritual techno ever made.
Here with a new tracklisting including anthems like ‘Birth of 3000’, ‘Quetzal’ and ‘Resurrection’! More
A true Detroit Techno masterpiece gets a well overdue re-master and re-press!
Los Hermanos ‘On Another Level’, originally released on Submerge in 2005, is an unmissable collection of the most soulful spiritual techno ever made.
Here with a new tracklisting including anthems like ‘Birth of 3000’, ‘Quetzal’ and ‘Resurrection’! More
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TRAINING with Ruth Goller - threadfin (05:07 min)
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TRAINING with Ruth Goller - finback (04:17 min)
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TRAINING with Ruth Goller - backlog (04:36 min)
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TRAINING with Ruth Goller - logline (06:09 min)
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TRAINING with Ruth Goller - lineage (04:04 min)
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TRAINING with Ruth Goller - longingly (08:04 min)
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Special remarks: 180g
Tracklist:
A1) threadfin 05:07 min
A2) finback 04:17 min
A3) backlog 04:36 min
A4) logline 06:09 min
B1) lineage 04:04 min
B2) agelong 03:49 min
B3) longingly 08:04 min
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Berlin-based duo TRAINING team up with bassist Ruth Goller for their new album ‘threads to knot’. Frenetic free-jazz is sitting next to post-rock riffs and looming microtonal atmospheres.
The record was written in a truly collaborative effort, adapting the concept of ‘cadavre exquis’, the popular drawing game: One person would start writing a few notes before passing it on to the next, revealing only the very last note, with which the composition continues.
TRAINING is comprised of drummer Max Andrzejewski and sax player Johannes Schleiermacher, whose last album ‘Three Seconds’ saw them collaborate with Deerhoof guitarist John Dieterich.
Ruth Goller, who has been hailed by the Guardian for her 'thunderous bass-guitar hooks' has made waves this year with the release of her second album 'Skyllumina'. She’s also known as a live performer with Kit Downes, Alabaster de Plume, Melt Yourself Down among others.
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Special remarks: 180g
Tracklist:
A1) threadfin 05:07 min
A2) finback 04:17 min
A3) backlog 04:36 min
A4) logline 06:09 min
B1) lineage 04:04 min
B2) agelong 03:49 min
B3) longingly 08:04 min
Info:
Berlin-based duo TRAINING team up with bassist Ruth Goller for their new album ‘threads to knot’. Frenetic free-jazz is sitting next to post-rock riffs and looming microtonal atmospheres.
The record was written in a truly collaborative effort, adapting the concept of ‘cadavre exquis’, the popular drawing game: One person would start writing a few notes before passing it on to the next, revealing only the very last note, with which the composition continues.
TRAINING is comprised of drummer Max Andrzejewski and sax player Johannes Schleiermacher, whose last album ‘Three Seconds’ saw them collaborate with Deerhoof guitarist John Dieterich.
Ruth Goller, who has been hailed by the Guardian for her 'thunderous bass-guitar hooks' has made waves this year with the release of her second album 'Skyllumina'. She’s also known as a live performer with Kit Downes, Alabaster de Plume, Melt Yourself Down among others.
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Almost exactly 30 years ago in 1994 Jamie Odell released his Loxodrome EP on legendary London label Jumpin & Pumpin, a release that has since gone onto receive a lot of love and attention and got reissued by Craigie Knowes sub label Wormhole Wisdom back in 2020. Fast forward three decades and Jamie aka Jimpster has decided to dust off his Loxodrome cap, and now we’re happy to present you with the fruits of his studio sessions in the form of The Drop Out EP.
The title track treads a much darker, more minimal path than we’re used to hearing on his Jimpster or Franc Spangler releases. Aimed fairly and squarely at the dance floor, Drop Out goes heavy on squelching, modular synth sequences which build around a stripped back jacking drum groove. Jamie’s trusty Juno 106 gets dusted off to provide the chunky bassline and ominous pads which are interjected with a trippy vocal sample and white noise fills.
Emberfall follows in fine style with saturated 808 drums and 303 acid line taking centre stage. Overall, an optimistic and uplifting atmosphere emits from the speakers, heightened by the Juno string chords, taking inspiration from classic 90’s Italian Dream House.
Flipping over we have a dub version of Emberfall which loses the pads and stabs in favour of dub delays and extra snare fills for a more impactful and minimal acidic club workout.
Closing out the EP things get lush as Jamie heads into deep, late night electro territory on Fornax A. Memories of Black dog and B12 are channeled through the layers of filtering synths and glitchy breakbeats and are inspired by his production approach and Atari ST running C-Lab Creator and Akai S900 - the tools at his disposal when producing his debut Loxodrome EP all those years ago. More
The title track treads a much darker, more minimal path than we’re used to hearing on his Jimpster or Franc Spangler releases. Aimed fairly and squarely at the dance floor, Drop Out goes heavy on squelching, modular synth sequences which build around a stripped back jacking drum groove. Jamie’s trusty Juno 106 gets dusted off to provide the chunky bassline and ominous pads which are interjected with a trippy vocal sample and white noise fills.
Emberfall follows in fine style with saturated 808 drums and 303 acid line taking centre stage. Overall, an optimistic and uplifting atmosphere emits from the speakers, heightened by the Juno string chords, taking inspiration from classic 90’s Italian Dream House.
Flipping over we have a dub version of Emberfall which loses the pads and stabs in favour of dub delays and extra snare fills for a more impactful and minimal acidic club workout.
Closing out the EP things get lush as Jamie heads into deep, late night electro territory on Fornax A. Memories of Black dog and B12 are channeled through the layers of filtering synths and glitchy breakbeats and are inspired by his production approach and Atari ST running C-Lab Creator and Akai S900 - the tools at his disposal when producing his debut Loxodrome EP all those years ago. More
Laurent Garnier is joining the ‘fabric presents’ mix series, and details are now out on this bespoke milestone release. The trailblazing DJ and producer is doing not one but four mixes as he embraces an opportunity to go even bigger for the London institution in its 25th groundbreaking year. A full-spectrum and multi-genre release, there’s a UK-focus, house, techno and downtempo mix. In his words, “diversity makes it richer, makes it better.” Eager to pay homage to the vitality of club culture, his vision is to take us through a rapturous weekend at fabric from Friday through to the afters. Making it even more unique, he’s also dropping an original four-track EP - one track per genre. Garnier: “Clubs have been my second home since the start of my career. Once you’ve witnessed that unique connection you can create in a club with a crowd, once you’ve experienced it from behind the decks, you just know you are where you’re meant to be. This special journey with fabric is of course a tribute to the legendary London club - a place that’s been a home to so many clubbers, DJs and music-lovers for so many years - but most of all, a tribute to all the dancefloors and all the clubs around the world.” Ploughing through hundreds of records a day, it’s no surprise to hear Garnier describe the track selection process as being “complicated”. His enriching trip through fabric spans over five hours with each mix coming in at 1 hour 20 minutes. Across all four, it’s clear that he’s immersed in the present and future-focussed with a majority of the chosen records dropping only in the last three years. The House Odyssey mix kicks off with afro house via South African producer Mr. Blasé, and the vibrancy continues through cuts from Cape Verde to Chicago as newer faces Culoe De Song, Neinzer and Tal Fussman meet linchpins DJ Spen, DJ Lady D and Mike Dunn. In techno, his Rhythmic Resonance mix is searing with high impact moments from Red Axes, John Tejada, Electric Rescue, Works of Intent, and himself as three of his own epic productions feature. A UK-focus underpins Garnier’s nod to fabric’s fervent bass devotees with the Into The Low-End session featuring Skrillex, MC GQ, Sami Virji and Martin Badder. On The Way Home sidles up to clubbers for a downtempo dust down with stunning explorations from Daudi Matsiko, Adriano Koch, Richie Culver and Melody Gardot, among others. His EP further showcases his mastery of genres. Luminous house cut ‘Odyssée Maison’ is in for spirited dancefloor grabs with Dan Diamond on vocals, while ‘Resonances From The D’ is for techno heads, glued together with tumbling rhythms, soaring synths and scattering hi-hats. ‘Playing With The Low-End’ is the bass-doused maze that looms large before ‘On The Way Home’ brings a shower of orbiting synths. One for collectors, especially as the uniquely-packaged deluxe vinyl and CD are limited editions, it drops as physical-only on 29th November. The deluxe LP includes a bespoke box, coloured vinyl of the mixes and 12” EP and a picture booklet of Garnier. The CD comes with embossed ‘25 Years of fabric’ aluminium cases and the booklet. Experience the essence of Laurent Garnier with this exquisite 4xLP sampler, featuring a selection of 24 tracks meticulously chosen by Laurent from his house, techno, UK, and ambient mixes. This release captures the full artistry of his mixes, providing a deep dive into his musical journey. Plus, with your vinyl purchase, you'll receive a download card for the digital mixes, available in 2025.
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Shed - EMCZ
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Shed - TLSQ
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Shed - UFO2
Distinctive Merciless Grinning Killers More
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Rene Wise - Mover
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Rene Wise - Primal Fever
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Arthur Robert - Traveller
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Arthur Robert - Wither
Tracklisting
A1 Rene Wise - Mover
A2 Rene Wise - Primal Fever
B1 Arthur Robert - Traveller
B2 Arthur Robert - Wither
Sales Note
The Knowledge Imprint Selected Reissues series brings together handpicked tracks from the labels back catalogue to be pressed for the first time on high quality vinyl. Previously available only as digital and small-batch dubplate editions, these tracks will also be given new life with fresh remastering and simple repackaging.
This inaugural release features some of the most seminal and highly requested tracks on the label in the form of Rene Wises K-I008 productions originally released in 2019, as well as Arthur Roberts K-I012 productions originally released in 2022. More
A1 Rene Wise - Mover
A2 Rene Wise - Primal Fever
B1 Arthur Robert - Traveller
B2 Arthur Robert - Wither
Sales Note
The Knowledge Imprint Selected Reissues series brings together handpicked tracks from the labels back catalogue to be pressed for the first time on high quality vinyl. Previously available only as digital and small-batch dubplate editions, these tracks will also be given new life with fresh remastering and simple repackaging.
This inaugural release features some of the most seminal and highly requested tracks on the label in the form of Rene Wises K-I008 productions originally released in 2019, as well as Arthur Roberts K-I012 productions originally released in 2022. More
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Soshi Takeda - Analog Photography
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Soshi Takeda - Blues Dress
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Soshi Takeda - Peninsula
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Soshi Takeda - Same Place, Another Time
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Soshi Takeda - Two Weeks Later
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Soshi Takeda - Flower
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Dub Squad - Blown Fruit
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Akio / Okihide - Phoenix At Desert
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Palomatic - Flutter
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Virgo - Prelude
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Ambient 7 - Escape
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Web - The Cycle Of Seasons
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Yukihiro Fukutomi - 5 Blind Boys
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Katsuya Hironaka - Pause
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Riow Arai - 1969
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Modern Living - Snow Bird
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Missing Project - Poisson Davril Galaxy Dub
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Drawing Future Life - 1969
The next installment of MFM's popular multi-artist compilation Virtual Dreams: 'Virtual Dreams - Ambient Explorations In The House And Techno Age, Japan 1993-1999'. As with Part One, released in 2020, 'Virtual Dreams II' shines a light on house and techno-adjacent music that helped redefine the definition of ambient music during the 1990s.
The focus of Part One heavily fell on music from techno and house producers in Europe, eagerly exploring new soundtracks for chill-out rooms and re-imagining the potential future of club culture from new perspectives. For Part Two, we narrow the lens to focus on a unique time and place, namely Japan between 1993-1999. Despite missing out on the 'Acid House Fever', club culture was beginning to take shape in Japan during the early '90s. In contrast to the rest of the world, where ambient techno / IDM emerged as a by-product or response to the scene, 'listening techno', as it is known in Japan, was a central pillar of the culture right from the start.
'Virtual Dreams II' aims to shine a light on this unique moment in time where the thread of ambient music weaved its way through the music of an emerging club culture. This period saw the birth of many great Japanese techno labels such as Sublime Records, Transonic Records, Syzygy Records, Frogman Records, and Form@ Records, following in the late '90s. 'Virtual Dreams II' features ambient, chill-out, and intelligent techno from these leading labels alongside other lesser-known but equally influential imprints, as well as ambient deviations from Japanese house producers. Much of the music featured has only ever been released on CD.
'Virtual Dreams II' is compiled by Eiji Taniguchi and Jamie Tiller, who have worked closely together on previous Music From Memory releases such as 'Heisei No Oto' and 'Dream Dolphin - Gaia'. It is also the final project Jamie Tiller worked on before his tragic passing in 2023. Jamie had been researching, planning, and compiling this version of Virtual Dreams even before the first chapter was released, believing that there were many great tracks in Japan that fit the concept of the series. Knowing how much love and energy he put into compiling it gives it an extra special place in our hearts.
Compiled by Jamie Tiller and Eiji Taniguchi with artwork by Kenta Senekt, design by Steele Bonus and liner notes by Itaru W. Mita, More
The focus of Part One heavily fell on music from techno and house producers in Europe, eagerly exploring new soundtracks for chill-out rooms and re-imagining the potential future of club culture from new perspectives. For Part Two, we narrow the lens to focus on a unique time and place, namely Japan between 1993-1999. Despite missing out on the 'Acid House Fever', club culture was beginning to take shape in Japan during the early '90s. In contrast to the rest of the world, where ambient techno / IDM emerged as a by-product or response to the scene, 'listening techno', as it is known in Japan, was a central pillar of the culture right from the start.
'Virtual Dreams II' aims to shine a light on this unique moment in time where the thread of ambient music weaved its way through the music of an emerging club culture. This period saw the birth of many great Japanese techno labels such as Sublime Records, Transonic Records, Syzygy Records, Frogman Records, and Form@ Records, following in the late '90s. 'Virtual Dreams II' features ambient, chill-out, and intelligent techno from these leading labels alongside other lesser-known but equally influential imprints, as well as ambient deviations from Japanese house producers. Much of the music featured has only ever been released on CD.
'Virtual Dreams II' is compiled by Eiji Taniguchi and Jamie Tiller, who have worked closely together on previous Music From Memory releases such as 'Heisei No Oto' and 'Dream Dolphin - Gaia'. It is also the final project Jamie Tiller worked on before his tragic passing in 2023. Jamie had been researching, planning, and compiling this version of Virtual Dreams even before the first chapter was released, believing that there were many great tracks in Japan that fit the concept of the series. Knowing how much love and energy he put into compiling it gives it an extra special place in our hearts.
Compiled by Jamie Tiller and Eiji Taniguchi with artwork by Kenta Senekt, design by Steele Bonus and liner notes by Itaru W. Mita, More
10 Years Because Edition!
Special Remarks: CD included.
After nearly three years since the release of their universally acclaimed 2011 album Ritual Union, Little Dragon return with their highly anticipated fourth album, the futuristic sounding Nabuma Rubberband, via their new label Because Music (Justice, Metronomy, Django Django, Major Lazer)
Tracklist:
A1 - Mirror A2 - Klapp Klapp A3 - Pretty Girls A4 - Underbart A5 - Cat Rider
B1 - Paris B2 - Lurad B3 - Nabuma Rubberband B4 - Only One B5 - Killing Me B6 - Pink Cloud B7 - Let Go
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Special Remarks: CD included.
After nearly three years since the release of their universally acclaimed 2011 album Ritual Union, Little Dragon return with their highly anticipated fourth album, the futuristic sounding Nabuma Rubberband, via their new label Because Music (Justice, Metronomy, Django Django, Major Lazer)
Tracklist:
A1 - Mirror A2 - Klapp Klapp A3 - Pretty Girls A4 - Underbart A5 - Cat Rider
B1 - Paris B2 - Lurad B3 - Nabuma Rubberband B4 - Only One B5 - Killing Me B6 - Pink Cloud B7 - Let Go
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BLANKA - Intro
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BLANKA - La Danza Nocturna
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BLANKA - Breaking Rules
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BLANKA - Tripping
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BLANKA - Klock
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A1 BLANKA - Intro
A2 BLANKA - La Danza Nocturna
A3 BLANKA - Breaking Rules
B1 BLANKA - Tripping
B2 BLANKA - Klock More
A1 BLANKA - Intro
A2 BLANKA - La Danza Nocturna
A3 BLANKA - Breaking Rules
B1 BLANKA - Tripping
B2 BLANKA - Klock More
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Translate - Forward
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Translate - Area
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Translate - Hoax
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Translate - SD Decrement
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Translate - Interchange
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Translate - The Gathering
Translate and his signature sound embodied into an extended EP defining a new Sci-Fi techno era for SEMANTICA.
Tracklist
A1. Translate - Forward
A2. Translate - Area
A3. Translate - Hoax
B1. Translate - SD Decrement
B2. Translate - Interchange
B3. Translate - The Gathering
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Tracklist
A1. Translate - Forward
A2. Translate - Area
A3. Translate - Hoax
B1. Translate - SD Decrement
B2. Translate - Interchange
B3. Translate - The Gathering
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