Tracklist:
A1) DJ Python Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
A2) Klara Lewis Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
B1) Powder Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”
B2) Baba Stiltz Remix Baba Stiltz “Stockholm”

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Almost a year after Baba Stiltz latest Album „Paid Testimony“ we offer 4 remixes of the track „Stockholm“. The alternative takes include versions by DJ Python, Klara Lewis, Powder and Baba himself. Very delicate, stretched out, chill, hypnotic, droned, melodic bliss…
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Tracklist:
A1) Welcome Dimman
A2) Kicki
A3) Island
A4) Shame On Dry Land
A5) Follow Me
A6) Fredrik’s Gone
A7) Again
A8) Body Drop
A9) Moped Escape
A10) Karema Goodbye
B1) Voyeur
B2) Follow Him
B3) Standoff
B4) Reconciliation
B5) Love Theme
B6) Dress Rehearsal
B7) Kill Krum
B8) Believe
B9) Underwater Love


Release Info:
Baba Stiltz has written and produced the award winning soundtrack for the Swedish Movie „Shame On Dry Land (Syndabocken)“. Awarded the „Guldbagge“ price for best feature film soundtrack in 2024, the music is dense, at times oppressive, than again light-mediterranean, all perfectly accompanying the stories vibe. The score is now available on vinyl and digitally for the first time.
Baba Stiltz moving between Stockholm & LA. A myth, a young legend. Writing music since the tender age of 13, not bound by genres or expectations. Used to do Skweee before he defined his own sound of Tech House - skipped that (temporarily?). Now moving on to more folkloristic styles: country, rock, indie… you name it. Good Musik.

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Tracklist:
1) Intro (02:52 min)
2) Big City (02:56 min)
3) Sacramento (03:20 min)
4) Running to Chris (02:58 min)
5) Wild Ride (02:35 min)
6) Rodeo (02:08 min)
7) Stockholm (06:14 min)

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Available for the first time and on CD only, the live sessions of Baba Stiltz second LP „Paid Testimony“ recorded earlier this year at the legendary „Atlantis Studios“ in Stockholm. Full Music info below: When he‘s not writing or recording, Baba Stiltz immerses in fearless fiction by the likes of Denis
Johnson and Dodie Bellamy; prose where pedestrian details become transcendent in aggregate and the inner lives of marginal characters are examined as though they were kings. A similar thesis runs through „Paid Testimony“, the essential second tape of minimalist guitar music from the Filipino-American-Swedish artist.
In recent years, Stiltz has made like Lee Hazelwood‘s Cowboy In Sweden in reverse, making annual pilgrimages from Stockholm to California and reconnecting with his roots via a guitar and a Fostex 4- track. He‘s drawn to the less glamorous corners of the golden state, an observant habitué of unkempt
streets and dive bars stretching from LA to Vacaville. It‘s a long stretch from the jetset techno clubs where Baba originally plied his musical trade, but it‘s where he finds characters and ideas worth writing about.
The characters on „Paid Testimony“ are on the edge and on the run. Surrounded by flawed men with big schemes since childhood, he extrapolates characters who plot bank heists and order milk and vodka in AM hours, the type of confrontation- prone characters who „say some shit, make everyone
uncomfortable and then just split.“ To focus on the rawness of this document would discount the humor and sympathy with which he treats his characters, not to mention the subtly- psychedelic songwriting recalling David Berman, early Smog, the original indie rock minimalist poets.
On the final song, Stiltz looks back on the city that raised him, „Stockholm,“ referencing „young professionals carelessly living“ before adding „I can‘t say I‘m not jealous even though I live my life just like they do.“ There‘s an honesty in the small details revealed on „Paid Testimony“, and a defined
sense of place, be it Stockholm, Sacramento or some dim barroom across from the Bank Of America. Baba doesn‘t quite fit in anywhere. This outsider quality has often been used as a marketing tool, yet here, it lends a writerly aspect to the proceedings, an unreality to the everyday.
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Tracklist:
A1) Finite Jest 01:09 min
A2) Running To Chris 03:04 min
A3) Wild Ride 02:48 min
A4) Sacramento 03:55 min
A5) You Can’t Put Your Arm Around A Memory 03:03 min
B1) Chasing It (Again) 03:44 min
B2) Big City 03:20 min
B3) Body High 01:39 min
B4) Stockholm 06:08 min

Short info:
When he‘s not writing or recording, Baba Stiltz immerses in fearless fiction by the likes of Denis
Johnson and Dodie Bellamy; prose where pedestrian details become transcendent in aggregate and
the inner lives of marginal characters are examined as though they were kings. A similar thesis runs
through „Paid Testimony“, the essential second tape of minimalist guitar music from the FilipinoAmerican-Swedish artist.
In recent years, Stiltz has made like Lee Hazelwood‘s Cowboy In Sweden in reverse, making annual
pilgrimages from Stockholm to California and reconnecting with his roots via a guitar and a Fostex 4-
track. He‘s drawn to the less glamorous corners of the golden state, an observant habitué of unkempt
streets and dive bars stretching from LA to Vacaville. It‘s a long stretch from the jetset techno clubs
where Baba originally plied his musical trade, but it‘s where he finds characters and ideas worth
writing about.
The characters on „Paid Testimony“ are on the edge and on the run. Surrounded by flawed men with
big schemes since childhood, he extrapolates characters who plot bank heists and order milk and
vodka in AM hours, the type of confrontation- prone characters who „say some shit, make everyone
uncomfortable and then just split.“ To focus on the rawness
of this document would discount the humor and sympathy with which he treats his characters, not to
mention the subtly- psychedelic songwriting recalling David Berman, early Smog, the original indie
rock minimalist poets.
On the final song, Stiltz looks back on the city that raised him, „Stockholm,“ referencing „young
professionals carelessly living“ before adding „I can‘t say I‘m not jealous even though I live my life just
like they do.“ There‘s an honesty in the small details revealed on „Paid Testimony“, and a defined
sense of place, be it Stockholm, Sacramento or some dim barroom across from the Bank Of America.
Baba doesn‘t quite fit in anywhere. This outsider quality has often been used as a marketing tool, yet
here, it lends a writerly aspect to the proceedings, an unreality to the everyday.

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Tracklisting:
A. Can't Help It – B. This Is It (Body Mix)
Info:
Can't Help It is the new single from Stockholm hyper-talent Baba Stiltz, who builds on
gently howling synths, laser-cut percussion and his own voice, as sweet and distinct as
ever, to create instantly life-changing dance pop music. More

Tracklist:
A1. Snowwhite – A2. Baby – A3. Freeeze – B1. XXX200003 – B2. Are You
Mad Cause I'm Not Mad...
Info:
Baba Stiltz-on-Studio Barnhus is an ongoing series of records that both define our
label and constitute a sort of independent, freewheeling sidetrack to its narrative. From
the tempo-bending noise-house of his 2013 label debut Our Girls to this new Is
Everything EP, his eighth original Studio Barnhus release, our buddy Baba has never not
amazed us with his unpredictable methods, rigorous work ethic and life-changing trax.
On this particular record: Icy techno soul, actual r'n'b, the real future funk! An opportune
start to '17 for us and Baba, who's looking forward to a year filled with a variety of record
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A. Move/Close – B. TMTM (Really)
Another essential contribution to the Studio Barnhus catalogue from the unstoppable force that is Baba Stiltz. These ultramodern dance pop anthems see young Baba utilizing his own voice in a more direct and heartfelt manner than on any of his previous Barnhus recordings, as well as dusting off the old acoustic guitar. Much more to come,
until then:
let's make this last, don't move too fast
make it for real, know how you feel
let's make this last, don't move too fast
let's make this real, know how you feel
---------------------- don't move too fast
make it real, know how I feel More

Tracklisting:
A1. Dei2 – A2. Born2Live – B1. Lil' High (filipina mm) – B2. L Is L
Info:
Baba Stiltz returns to his throne at Studio Barnhus, following the masterful Total
album released last year. This new 12'' delivers four highly exciting dance tracks straight
from the House of Flogsta, ready to be worn and torn by all you shameless deejays,
robot-curious lovers and funky outcasts out there. More

UPC 827170144927 Release: 13.10.2014
Tracklist CD :
1. Missing – 2. Reality Sparks – 3. Rain Dance – 4. Sun Dance – 5. Ja Rule – 6. Golden Eye – 7. Aches – 8. Drone Zone – 9. Weeeb – 10. Hotel Exile – 11. Quest 1 – 12. Discovery – New Dawn
Baba Stiltz hails from a tradition of funky outcasts centred around the calm yet unpredictable city of Stockholm, Sweden. Since his infant days he's been guided through the nitty-gritty basics of what it is to be a true music lover by some of the city's most prolific artists, producers and djs. Despite his youth, 20-year-old Baba boasts an impressive discography, with two albums of dreamy folk-pop (as The Betlehem Beard Corporation) and a string of hit singles within the elusive Skweee scene already under his belt.
His more recent studio adventures have led to three 12'' releases on Stockholm dance label Studio Barnhus as well as recurring production work for post-rap phenomenon Yung Lean. Total is Baba's debut album under his own name and his finest work to date. From the opening machine-funk arpeggio of Missing to the sanguine melancholia of closing hiphop beat Discovery – New Dawn, Baba's masterpiece rides through psychedelic screw-pop, minimalistic emo-acid and opiate-drenched coming-of-age-ambient. As lucid and strong as it is obscure and beautiful, this is an album us folks at Studio Barnhus are immensely proud of presenting to the world More

UPC 827170559264 Release: 13.10.2014
Tracklist :
1. Missing – 2. Reality Sparks – 3. Rain Dance – 4. Sun Dance – 5. Ja Rule – 6. Golden Eye – 7. Aches – 8. Drone Zone – 9. Weeeb – 10. Hotel Exile – 11. Quest 1 – 12. Discovery – New Dawn
Baba Stiltz hails from a tradition of funky outcasts centred around the calm yet unpredictable city of Stockholm, Sweden. Since his infant days he's been guided through the nitty-gritty basics of what it is to be a true music lover by some of the city's most prolific artists, producers and djs. Despite his youth, 20-year-old Baba boasts an impressive discography, with two albums of dreamy folk-pop (as The Betlehem Beard Corporation) and a string of hit singles within the elusive Skweee scene already under his belt.
His more recent studio adventures have led to three 12'' releases on Stockholm dance label Studio Barnhus as well as recurring production work for post-rap phenomenon Yung Lean. Total is Baba's debut album under his own name and his finest work to date. From the opening machine-funk arpeggio of Missing to the sanguine melancholia of closing hiphop beat Discovery – New Dawn, Baba's masterpiece rides through psychedelic screw-pop, minimalistic emo-acid and opiate-drenched coming-of-age-ambient. As lucid and strong as it is obscure and beautiful, this is an album us folks at Studio Barnhus are immensely proud of presenting to the world More

UPC: 827170569966 Release: 22.9..2014 - Strictly Limited to 300 Copies. 12" with transparent mini poster inlay
Tracklist:
A. Aches – B1. U – B2. € Prom
This is a limited edition vinyl only sampler of the upcoming album Total by Baba Stiltz, out soon on Studio Barnhus. The two B side tracks are exclusive to this record. Enjoy the music! Total is out on on Monday, October 13. We're releasing it on double 12'' vinyl, compact disc, and as a digital download all at once. Best album ever! Please visit focustotal.tumblr.com and soundcloud.com/studiobarnhus for more information.
Baba is a great dj, you can book him: [email protected]
Kind regards from Stockholm City,
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UPC 827170535862 REL Date 31.3.2014
A. Transit – B1. Principles – B2. Principles

An Oh so fresh 12'' from the Studio Barnhus camp – music by Baba Stiltz, artwork by Theodor Johansson. Transit is Mr. Stiltz on a night train, angelic voices and smooth tape hiss leading the stuttering acid sounds forward. Principles lets a canonical synth theme pave the way for a happy-gojackin'
campfire beat that just won't stop. Baba even threw in a little bonus ditty for all you freaks out there!
Watch out for a Baba Stilz long player dropping on Studio Barnhus later this year. Watch out for Baba! More