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(coloured vinyl in gatefold sleeve with UV spot gloss) Multimedia Artist Pilar Zeta Releases Debut Album "Moments of Reality" An avant-garde new age LP produced by Jimmy Edgar.
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Although this is the first release Vin Sol has put out through Ultramajic you can't help but appreciate their synchronicity, both the label and Vin Sol have an uncompromising vision for their work.
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(first pressing white vinyl) The son of Jackson 5's first producer, Rondell is the newest exclusive Ultramajic signing, after a chance meeting from Robert Armani and Traxman. More

(album sampler) Jimmy Edgar's Ultramajic is very excited to announce the release of Kris Wadsworth's 'Infiltrator' LP. Besides Kris being a celebrated DJ and producer, he is also Jimmy's close friend.
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System Preferences sees L-Vis 1990's alias, Dance System, follow-up his appearance on Ultramajic's Metaphysix series with a full EP.

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Earlier this year saw the launch of Jimmy Edgar's Fabriclive 79 compilation, and within it oscillated the robotic undertones of Submission - the latest collaborative project between Ultramajic and LA native Truncate (aka Audio Injection). Coupling Truncate's aptitude for mechanical DJ tools and Edgar's chunky synthetic elegance, Ultramajic will showcase the Submission EP on November 13th. Submission's machine-gun hats, dissected by crunchy thunder claps, lay foundation to the clockwork repetition of an overbearing artificial intelligence. Truncate's rework applies generous reverb for a more dense spatial distribution, whilst Edgar retains the track's original minimalism, sparingly peppering additional synthetic tones over the top. Movement is then created in Kris Wadsworth's rework, infusing textures and synthesis for a more evolving composition.
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"EEEWalk." The same track will reappear on the first Crystal Bandito solo EP alongside three new productions, which label boss Jimmy Edgar has included on his forthcoming mix for the FABRICLIVE compilation series.

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Jimmy Edgar's Ultramajic outpost is building a core of secretive producers. After closing out 2014 with a record from unknown newcomer Crystal Bandito, the label will return in 2015 with an offering from semi-anonymous beatmaker Aden.
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Jimmy Edgar’s blossoming Ultramajic imprint gets off to a typically brazen start in 2014 with an EP of fiercely visceral club music from US born, Berlin-based producer Danny Daze. A self-confessed lover of classic electro, the 3 tracks present contain the mechanical aesthetics and skewed sonics of the labels he holds close to heart, whilst packing an undeniable punch that will see these drawn for time and time again. Released on 12” vinyl and digital, Daze is the first in a whole slew of acts to be welcomed onto the roster over the course of the year, and marks another exciting chapter for the burgeoning label. More

Continuing a busy 2013 after Ultramajic's inaugural release "Hot Inside" as well as debuts from the elusive Aden and Creepy Autograph, Jimmy Edgar returns to his own occult-inspired Ultramajic imprint with the Mercurio EP, three tracks of throbbing sampladelia as undeniably robotic as they are irresistibly funky. Ultramajic has lofty aims, uniting Edgar's twin passions for ritual magick and meditation while focusing on developing new artists and a new personal sound. Having just wrapped up a summer of touring his collaborative JETS project with label partner Travis Stewart aka Machinedrum, Mercurio suggests a restless energy honed by enthusiastic crowd response to the martial beats. The title track "Mercurio" is a flurry of competing crescendos and fractured vocal samples over a bulbous bassline. "Qlinda" is equally celebratory, utilizing microtonal shifts in the stereo field and exuberant sampling before morphing into a half-time ooze. "Ultraviolet" highlights Edgar's special skill with modular synthesis to craft an electro-tinged jack, machines on the edge of collapse. With artwork by longtime collaborator Pilar Zeta, Jimmy Edgar continues to play with new age philosophies and esoteric inspirations in the deluxe, hand-crafted packaging for the label's releases. More

With the exuberant 'Hot Inside' EP still ringing clearly in the consciousness of revellers across the world, Berlin-resident Jimmy Edgar hands over the reigns of his newly-minted Ultramajic imprint for another vivacious outing to launch the 'Metaphysix' series, a concept that was developed alongside long-time creative partner Pilar Zeta. As Edgar goes on to explain, "reality is based upon thought systems and this is the core of music and vibration, each chapter of the series we will give these ideas to the artists for them to interpret in any way they choose." The inaugural edition finds two producers working around the theme of Mentalism, defined most simply as "The All is Mind, The Mind is All; the Universe is Mental". The elusive Aden commences proceedings, with two claustrophobic cuts steeped in dub-techno sensibilities that have already garnered support from such established figureheads as Boys Noize and Scuba. On the flip, credits belong to Creepy Autograph, a rotating group of Detroit natives whose members were once all involved with the enigmatic Dopplereffekt project, as vocalists. Here, they're on rambunctious form, providing two jacking cuts imbued with salacious intent and oozing chrome-plated cosmic funk. Featuring collaborative artwork with Pilar Zeta that explores Edgar's interest in ancient magic and new domains of knowing, it equates to a truly immersive experience, and one that assures a fruitful future for this tantalising concept. http://www.tailored-communication.com/release/metaphysix-i-mentalism More