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Tracklist:

1. Multi Orchestral House Sound – 2. Hammond Fireworks – 3. Marcy Son What – 4. Hessingen – 5. Kungssten Bus Stop
Riddim – 6. Path Mountain Square – 7. Waayaha Cusub – 8. Jenin Grill Dreams – 9. Wudzele Obeme – 10. The Return Of
Uncle Benon – 11. K&F's Favorite – 12. Wheel Of Fortune

Shakarchi & Stranéus inhabit a secret place in the universe of music, one existing at the intersection of
Scandinavian poplands, Hisingen forest raves and outernational placelessness.
Faik Shakarchi and Daniel Stranéus famously started making beats together in the Gothenburg tapas-joint
coat check where they both worked as clerks. Their now 10 years old friendship is the story of legends, their
sparse vinyl output the secret love of deep house 12'' enthusiasts round the globe – the warm, vibrant sounds
found on those records a stark contrast to the stripped-down effectiveness of their marathon DJ sets, frequently
heard within the more nefarious examples of GBG nightlife.
The duo has also been a part of Studio Barnhus since the very beginning, first letting us into their strange and
cozy world with the Dödskallar och korallrev EP in 2010, effectively turning what was then a one-release
operation into a Record Label.
The distinctive sound of that early material (described by one Discogs commenter as “enlightened, naive future
dub for children”) has been expanded upon and further defined on their debut album Steal Chickens from Men
and the Future from God, its 12 cuts lovingly selected from a plethora of works floating in and out of makeshift
studios from Storgatan to Gamlestan over the last 7 years. The record took its final form at Nacksving, same
place where recent albums from Talaboman and Kornél Kovács were sonically perfected in cahoots with mix
engineer Matt Karmil.
Steal Chickens from Men and the Future from God is released on all digital platforms, as CD and as DJ friendly
double vinyl on March 23rd 2018. The label and the artists wish to thank Statens kulturråd for their endless
patience during the creation of this masterpiece. More

2LP

Tracklist:

A1. Multi Orchestral House Sound – A2. Hammond Fireworks – A3. Marcy Son What – B1. Hessingen – B2. Kungssten Bus Stop
Riddim – B3. Path Mountain Square – C1. Waayaha Cusub – C2. Jenin Grill Dreams – C3. Wudzele Obeme – D1. The Return Of
Uncle Benon – D2. K&F's Favorite – D3. Wheel Of Fortune

Shakarchi & Stranéus inhabit a secret place in the universe of music, one existing at the intersection of
Scandinavian poplands, Hisingen forest raves and outernational placelessness.
Faik Shakarchi and Daniel Stranéus famously started making beats together in the Gothenburg tapas-joint
coat check where they both worked as clerks. Their now 10 years old friendship is the story of legends, their
sparse vinyl output the secret love of deep house 12'' enthusiasts round the globe – the warm, vibrant sounds
found on those records a stark contrast to the stripped-down effectiveness of their marathon DJ sets, frequently
heard within the more nefarious examples of GBG nightlife.
The duo has also been a part of Studio Barnhus since the very beginning, first letting us into their strange and
cozy world with the Dödskallar och korallrev EP in 2010, effectively turning what was then a one-release
operation into a Record Label.
The distinctive sound of that early material (described by one Discogs commenter as “enlightened, naive future
dub for children”) has been expanded upon and further defined on their debut album Steal Chickens from Men
and the Future from God, its 12 cuts lovingly selected from a plethora of works floating in and out of makeshift
studios from Storgatan to Gamlestan over the last 7 years. The record took its final form at Nacksving, same
place where recent albums from Talaboman and Kornél Kovács were sonically perfected in cahoots with mix
engineer Matt Karmil.
Steal Chickens from Men and the Future from God is released on all digital platforms, as CD and as DJ friendly
double vinyl on March 23rd 2018. The label and the artists wish to thank Statens kulturråd for their endless
patience during the creation of this masterpiece. More

Two new tracks from Gothenburg's Shakarchi & Straneus coupled with two remixes of 'Liseberg', the enlightened schaffel hymn found on their previous Barnhus release. Trust us - when the apprehensive first part of ''Something…'' evolves into full on, heartwarming house riff mania, spectacular things happen on the floor. Then we have 'Jamison' - based around a few simple harmonic elements, this is a lovely warm blanket of sound. No beats, pure bliss... and don't you dare call it a dj tool! On the flipside, Portable delivers a psychedelic dancehall epic sprinkled with the melodies of the original 'Liseberg'. Last up, London's mains-hum maestro turns 'Liseberg' into a colourful, echoing dub ballad.

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