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fantastic man - Ode To A Dream
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fantastic man - Animal Language
Rhythm - A movement marked by the regulated succession of strong and weak elements, or of opposite or different conditions. Dance Music has instantly recognizable patterns of beats built upon a characteristic tempo and measure. Please enjoy three spirited and robust rhythmic workouts from Fantastic Man on this limited edition 12".
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More records from fantastic man
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Fantastic Man - The Axis Theme
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Fantastic Man - Warm Waters
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Fantastic Man - Jungle Juice
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Fantastic Man - Sunsystem
The Axis of People EP, on new label, Axis of People. FM is back with four club cuts, conjured up over the last year, that are so thoroughly road-tested, they practically come with their own mileage report.??“Ambient pads, bad-ass bass-lines and aero-arpeggios” plus all the good stuff we've come to expect from Fantastic Man over the years. Don't sleep!
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Fantastic Man - Spiritual Guidance
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Fantastic Man - The Beach
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Fantastic Man - Novara (Progressive Fantasy)
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Fantastic Man - Novara (Progressive Mindfuck)
Repress!
Basic Spirit welcomes the first out-of-house artist to the label, our dear friend Fantastic Man. A household name at this point, FM hedges the Basic Spirit catalogue into a deeper, more euphoric territory, with four tracks that quite frankly melted our hearts and minds when we heard them. It's a big heads-down record, which gets a big thumbs up from us. More
Basic Spirit welcomes the first out-of-house artist to the label, our dear friend Fantastic Man. A household name at this point, FM hedges the Basic Spirit catalogue into a deeper, more euphoric territory, with four tracks that quite frankly melted our hearts and minds when we heard them. It's a big heads-down record, which gets a big thumbs up from us. More
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Fantastic Man - A1. Beyond control
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Fantastic Man - A2 .Hyper.Sonic
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Fantastic Man - B1. Sparticle Boom!
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Fantastic Man - B2. West Coast
12" EP, - Follow up to Visions of Dance Vol. 1
- Releases on Kalahari Oyster Cult, Superconscious Records and more.
GENRE/S: Electronic, Deep House,
3. TRACKLISTS:
A1. Beyond control
A2 .Hyper.Sonic
B1. Sparticle Boom!
B2. West Coast
SHORT INFO:
Fantastic Man continues to gain momentum as he presents the
second instalment of his series 'Visions of Dance'.
Featuring four new tracks, each a harmonious blend of euphoria, made for use at every stage of your nocturnal journey.
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- Releases on Kalahari Oyster Cult, Superconscious Records and more.
GENRE/S: Electronic, Deep House,
3. TRACKLISTS:
A1. Beyond control
A2 .Hyper.Sonic
B1. Sparticle Boom!
B2. West Coast
SHORT INFO:
Fantastic Man continues to gain momentum as he presents the
second instalment of his series 'Visions of Dance'.
Featuring four new tracks, each a harmonious blend of euphoria, made for use at every stage of your nocturnal journey.
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Fantastic Man - A1. Gondwana Dance
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Fantastic Man - A2. Low World Order
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Fantastic Man - B1. Party Rug
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Fantastic Man - B2. By 1990-91
GENRE/S: House, Trance
TRACKLISTS:
A1. Gondwana Dance
A2. Low World Order
B1. Party Rug
B2. By 1990-91
SHORT INFO:
The first in a who-knows-how-many part series, Fantastic Man returns to Superconscious with his 'visions of dance', guiding 4 otherwise unwieldy mechanical modular manifestations, into high
UV index rollers.
Don't forget to slip slop slap!
VITAL SALES POINTS:
- Vol 1
- Releases on Superconscious,
- Follow-up to DJ Mentality for Superconscious Records.
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Fantastic Man - superhighway
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Fantastic Man - mazes w/memphis
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Fantastic Man - earthshine
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Fantastic Man - subztance
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Fantastic Man - utopioid
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Fantastic Man - diaspora
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Fantastic Man - forbidden fiction
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Fantastic Man - d’oxygen
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Fantastic Man - antiboudi
written in 2019 and 2020 across berlin, the carioca spheres of rio and his hometown of mel-bourne, utopioid expands and adapts fantastic man’s much loved musical tropes for long for-mat. it’s a well-balanced and deeply crafted album and features a cameo by fellow melbourne rising-star memphis lk on ‘mazes’, resurrects the spirit of the nineties rompler on ‘forbidden fiction’ and glides you through peak-acid euphoria with ‘d’oxygen’ and ‘diaspora’. utopioid follows a series of recent 12s, which include ‘dj mentality’ on his own superconscious records and ’solar surfing’ on stuttgart’s kitjen along with his 2016 lp titled ‘altitude attitudes’ under the alias mind lotion on parisian label antinote.
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Fantastic Man - Body Hurt (Tension Mix)
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Fantastic Man - Body Hurt (Methane Bass)
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Fantastic Man - I Don’t Wanna Wait
the debut release of australia born, berlin based producer “fantastic man” on mule musiq. he has released many nice records from the quality labels like let’s play house,kitjen and own superconscious records. since we’ve met in milano last year,we started to talk about the release. now our first 12inch then his debut album is coming in this summer. stay tuned!
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Fantastic Man - SOLAR SURFING
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Fantastic Man - NATIVE POWER
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Fantastic Man - AVOCADO CONCEPTION
Tracklist 12":
A1: SOLAR SURFING
B1: NATIVE POWER
B2: AVOCADO CONCEPTION
Short Info:
Back in the game, Fantastic Man returns to Kitjen with a powerful EP of mind-bending, acid workouts. Solar
Surfing is a concise example of the Australian artist’s panache for psychedelically inspired house music with two
dance-floor heavy cuts preceding a contemplative, baseline driven slow jam. The hypnotic and fast paced title
track locks in and moves ever forward, whilst Native Power features the classic sound of Fantastic Man’s 303,
coupled cleverly with the sound of an extraterrestrial bird-song. A drop in tempo rounds off the release with
Avocado Conception, an expertly delivered exploration in slow, chugging nostalgia.'
Vital Sales Points:
- Second Release by Fantastic Man on Kitjen
- Releases on Superconscious Records, Love on the Rocks, Let's Play House More
A1: SOLAR SURFING
B1: NATIVE POWER
B2: AVOCADO CONCEPTION
Short Info:
Back in the game, Fantastic Man returns to Kitjen with a powerful EP of mind-bending, acid workouts. Solar
Surfing is a concise example of the Australian artist’s panache for psychedelically inspired house music with two
dance-floor heavy cuts preceding a contemplative, baseline driven slow jam. The hypnotic and fast paced title
track locks in and moves ever forward, whilst Native Power features the classic sound of Fantastic Man’s 303,
coupled cleverly with the sound of an extraterrestrial bird-song. A drop in tempo rounds off the release with
Avocado Conception, an expertly delivered exploration in slow, chugging nostalgia.'
Vital Sales Points:
- Second Release by Fantastic Man on Kitjen
- Releases on Superconscious Records, Love on the Rocks, Let's Play House More
Special remarks : 12” with printed deluxe sleeve
Tracklist :
A1. GALACTIC ECSTASY B1. ACID MARTIN B2. LEGOMAN
Shortinfo:
Kitjen's fifth installment comes in the form of three floor-friendly cuts by Melbourlin's Fantastic Man.
This Swiss Army Knife of a 12" gracefully knocks on the doors of Italo and Acid House and is filled with
trippy drums that create a perfect pool for you to drown in. This record is a fantastic stocking stuffer
and the official dress code for this release is "retired magician". Fresh for 2016, you quokkas! More
Tracklist :
A1. GALACTIC ECSTASY B1. ACID MARTIN B2. LEGOMAN
Shortinfo:
Kitjen's fifth installment comes in the form of three floor-friendly cuts by Melbourlin's Fantastic Man.
This Swiss Army Knife of a 12" gracefully knocks on the doors of Italo and Acid House and is filled with
trippy drums that create a perfect pool for you to drown in. This record is a fantastic stocking stuffer
and the official dress code for this release is "retired magician". Fresh for 2016, you quokkas! More
After LOTR005 had been deleted (sadly) we have an alternate version which we would like to introduce you too. Not the same tracklisting, but the same fantastic sound, slight different edit!
Tracklist EP:
A1. Fountain Gate B1. Dream Machine (Utopia Dub) B2. St. Elmo’s Theme
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Melbournian producer Mic Newman’s Fantastic Man alias has been steadily building over the past few years. Having established himself through a handful of features on labels such as Wolf Music, Kolour LTD and Let's Play House between 2010 and 2013. The past year however, has been a more focused affair with releases only coming via his imprint Fine Choice Records. And this phase of consolidation has to be seen as a key turning point for the quality of his
productions. Last year's 'Animal Language' EP turned out as a bushwhacking odyssey through the outback of a land called Amorhythmia. It was sold out instantly and has been periodically repressed after its release in May 2014. Earlier this year, the follow-up EP 'El Tropo' finally proved that his butterfly transition has been a more permanent steer for his musical direction. Love On the Rocks too has been steadily building over the past year, with a string of sold out records, which perfectly compliment one another; as the title track 'Dream Machine' ties in perfectly to Khidja's preceding New-Age objet d’art. Like an early-bird’s waking chirps in-between fields dazed with morning dew and slight winds howling from above, the track slides into it’s Proto-house inspired beats with a taste of some early nineties Progressive pads. A piano unravels when it's just about time to unzip the tent door and make a move for the meadows. 'Fountain Gate' merges the NYC Garage House feel of Sha-Lor's 'I'm In Love' with Jungle inspired snare fills and a timeless Acid line, a festival spacer to all expressive dancers in the hey. 'St Elmo's Theme' closes the circle for his recent Afro-oriented releases with saturated kicks guided by hypnotic drum patterns and some Xylophonic sparkle melodies filled with pure optimism. No doubt: Future will be Fantastic!” More
Tracklist EP:
A1. Fountain Gate B1. Dream Machine (Utopia Dub) B2. St. Elmo’s Theme
Info:
Melbournian producer Mic Newman’s Fantastic Man alias has been steadily building over the past few years. Having established himself through a handful of features on labels such as Wolf Music, Kolour LTD and Let's Play House between 2010 and 2013. The past year however, has been a more focused affair with releases only coming via his imprint Fine Choice Records. And this phase of consolidation has to be seen as a key turning point for the quality of his
productions. Last year's 'Animal Language' EP turned out as a bushwhacking odyssey through the outback of a land called Amorhythmia. It was sold out instantly and has been periodically repressed after its release in May 2014. Earlier this year, the follow-up EP 'El Tropo' finally proved that his butterfly transition has been a more permanent steer for his musical direction. Love On the Rocks too has been steadily building over the past year, with a string of sold out records, which perfectly compliment one another; as the title track 'Dream Machine' ties in perfectly to Khidja's preceding New-Age objet d’art. Like an early-bird’s waking chirps in-between fields dazed with morning dew and slight winds howling from above, the track slides into it’s Proto-house inspired beats with a taste of some early nineties Progressive pads. A piano unravels when it's just about time to unzip the tent door and make a move for the meadows. 'Fountain Gate' merges the NYC Garage House feel of Sha-Lor's 'I'm In Love' with Jungle inspired snare fills and a timeless Acid line, a festival spacer to all expressive dancers in the hey. 'St Elmo's Theme' closes the circle for his recent Afro-oriented releases with saturated kicks guided by hypnotic drum patterns and some Xylophonic sparkle melodies filled with pure optimism. No doubt: Future will be Fantastic!” More
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fantastic man - fountain gate
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fantastic man - dream machine
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fantastic man - st. elmo's theme
Tracklist EP:
A1. Fountain Gate B1. Dream Machine B2. St. Elmo’s Theme
Info:
Melbournian producer Mic Newman’s Fantastic Man alias has been steadily building over the past few years. Having established himself through a handful of features on labels such as Wolf Music, Kolour LTD and Let's Play House between 2010 and 2013. The past year however, has been a more focused affair with releases only coming via his imprint Fine Choice Records. And this phase of consolidation has to be seen as a key turning point for the quality of his
productions. Last year's 'Animal Language' EP turned out as a bushwhacking odyssey through the outback of a land called Amorhythmia. It was sold out instantly and has been periodically repressed after its release in May 2014. Earlier this year, the follow-up EP 'El Tropo' finally proved that his butterfly transition has been a more permanent steer for his musical direction. Love On the Rocks too has been steadily building over the past year, with a string of sold out records, which perfectly compliment one another; as the title track 'Dream Machine' ties in perfectly to Khidja's preceding New-Age objet d’art. Like an early-bird’s waking chirps in-between fields dazed with morning dew and slight winds howling from above, the track slides into it’s Proto-house inspired beats with a taste of some early nineties Progressive pads. A piano unravels when it's just about time to unzip the tent door and make a move for the meadows. 'Fountain Gate' merges the NYC Garage House feel of Sha-Lor's 'I'm In Love' with Jungle inspired snare fills and a timeless Acid line, a festival spacer to all expressive dancers in the hey. 'St Elmo's Theme' closes the circle for his recent Afro-oriented releases with saturated kicks guided by hypnotic drum patterns and some Xylophonic sparkle melodies filled with pure optimism. No doubt: Future will be Fantastic!” More
A1. Fountain Gate B1. Dream Machine B2. St. Elmo’s Theme
Info:
Melbournian producer Mic Newman’s Fantastic Man alias has been steadily building over the past few years. Having established himself through a handful of features on labels such as Wolf Music, Kolour LTD and Let's Play House between 2010 and 2013. The past year however, has been a more focused affair with releases only coming via his imprint Fine Choice Records. And this phase of consolidation has to be seen as a key turning point for the quality of his
productions. Last year's 'Animal Language' EP turned out as a bushwhacking odyssey through the outback of a land called Amorhythmia. It was sold out instantly and has been periodically repressed after its release in May 2014. Earlier this year, the follow-up EP 'El Tropo' finally proved that his butterfly transition has been a more permanent steer for his musical direction. Love On the Rocks too has been steadily building over the past year, with a string of sold out records, which perfectly compliment one another; as the title track 'Dream Machine' ties in perfectly to Khidja's preceding New-Age objet d’art. Like an early-bird’s waking chirps in-between fields dazed with morning dew and slight winds howling from above, the track slides into it’s Proto-house inspired beats with a taste of some early nineties Progressive pads. A piano unravels when it's just about time to unzip the tent door and make a move for the meadows. 'Fountain Gate' merges the NYC Garage House feel of Sha-Lor's 'I'm In Love' with Jungle inspired snare fills and a timeless Acid line, a festival spacer to all expressive dancers in the hey. 'St Elmo's Theme' closes the circle for his recent Afro-oriented releases with saturated kicks guided by hypnotic drum patterns and some Xylophonic sparkle melodies filled with pure optimism. No doubt: Future will be Fantastic!” More
About 18 months ago, Let's Play House released its most significant EP to date: Fantastic Man's It's Essential. Since then, the Australian producer-whose real name is Mic Newman-has gone on to release a handful of other records, tour the world, and even remix a song for LPH's co-owner/-founder, Jacques Renault. A followup to the 12" that started it all was always in order and it's with great pleasure that we finally present it to you now! Heartbreaker kicks off with its title track, a spooky, acid-tinged burner that gets the blood flowing. Following that is "Zero," a lighter and brighter tune that shuffles along with grace and a certain carefree aesthetic that evokes 80s synth pop. On the flip, Fantastic Man returns to the darkness with "Keep Out," a sinister house cut that slowly, patiently boils, bubbles, and stews over the course of six-and-a-half minutes. The EP concludes with a fidgety, swirling remix of "Keep Out" by Suzanne Kraft, flush with modular synth noodlings and jams.
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For their sixth release, Let's Play House has headed Down Under to scoop up Australia's Fantastic Man, a second identity of DJ/producer Mic Newman, with which the Melbourne-based artist explores-and exposes-another side of his musical and stylistic skills. And the four original songs on the It's Essential EP most definitely mark a bit of a departure from Newman's trademark sounds: he's exchanged the thumping, peak-hour, hands-in-the-air chaos and messiness of hits like 2009's "Sizzled Sally" for a more refined and subtle breed of deep house. The title track is crafted around a swinging keyboard line, horn samples, and jazz combo drum breaks. That's not to say it isn't made for the club-the throbbing bass line is hooky and infectious and will keep a crowd grooving all night long. "Wie Gehts" runs with the aesthetic of "It's Essential" a bit further, though instead of a keyboard riff, it builds around a smooth, ear-tickling guitar melody and a sultry vocal. The flip begins with the chillest tune of the bunch-"Sanctuary"-which certainly lives up to its name. This time, Newman springboards off a charming, dreamy piano line he underscores with an acoustic bass line and warm toms. Atop it all he spreads a thick layer of buttery synth warbles, making the track all the more magical and enchanting. Then "Scenic Route" kicks in and the decidedly clubby Mic Newman returns, although this time we're meeting him at 4 AM instead of midnight. The jam plods along with a deliberate yet stripped-down stride that's filled out with glistening synth stabs and a persistent hi-hat-driven beat. Finally, the song folds into itself, as though it's buckled under the strain of heavy eyelids and weakened muscles from a long night on the town.
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More records from fine choice
Following on from the first well received instalment of Fantastic Man's Fine Choice series, we present FCR002. Another brilliantly off kilter two-tracker which, again comes in the form of a nicely packaged mini slab of vinyl. Early support from Axel Boman, Session Victim and San Soda. No digital so get in quic
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Fine Choice Records; Presented by Fantastic Man. An imprint focused on releasing a series of limited 10” records for the discerning vinyl collector.
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