@albert-carter-phillips: thx we are def planning on it.

Selectors bring you another exclusive premiere this week, dropping soon on Boogie Cafe Records, this banger from Piers Kirwan will get you proper ready for the weekend! the 4 track EP this track is taken of features music from Brine, Szajna and Chezz as well... call the fire department!

Que Pasa ? Why the hell haven't we released these jams before ? These tracks really fit with the labels output right now , from Brine's Infectious house jam 'let's brake' to Piers Kirwan's Deep House/Bruk crossover track 'tonight' . Label partner Chezz adds another gem with 'touch' , an infusion of Latin rhythms and deep synth chords. Rounding up the EP we have a track from Dance Regular's Szajna , 'Paneer 65' delivers a heavy percussive Bruk workout in Bill's usual inimitable style.

[PREMIERE] Piers Kirwan - Tonight

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This track by an artist TJ (don't know what TJ stands for ) is one of the many Strata demos that never made it for release.  The master has no song titles and no other info at all.  I really love the soulful sound of this recording albeit it is rough.  This song is on a untitled EP from TJ. We offer this song for preview gauge everyone's opinion and feedback.
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Part of the Women of the world compilation out now on @inneroceanrecords 
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Abusé - Women of the World Volume 1

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03. Stateless -=- Falling Into (Swell Session Boy Wonder rmx)

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/nicholas-ancient-future-shall-not-fade/
* Watch on Youtube : https://youtu.be/AcrKcQYVcSo
* Pre-order : https://shallnotfade.bandcamp.com/album/sound-of-earth-ep

When it comes to releasing Lo-Fi house grooves, there are few labels at the moment that are doing it better than Shall Not Fade. In fact, only a couple weeks ago, we were writing about their superb release of Trudge’s “Negative Spaces” on their sister imprint Lost Palms. This is precisely why we find SNF's upcoming release of Italian producer Nicholas so exciting! It appears that the label is branching out of its comfort zone, deciding to come out with a record that is discernibly different from the rest of their discography.

For those that are fans of Nicholas, you are aware that jazz plays an integral role in the music he comes out with. His mini-LP on Seb Wildblood’s Church titled Lonnie’s Reprise is a perfect example of how the house producer has taken his career into a whole new direction; choosing to produce music that feels more at home near a fireplace than a late night on the dancefloor. This is precisely the sort of mood Nicholas is going for in his latest, four-track EP “Sound of Earth,” in which he orchestrates the jazziest of affairs with the help of recent collaborator and Detroit vocalist Nikki-O (aka Sky Covington).

The lead track Ancient Future does a fantastic job of setting the tone for the rest of the piece. Isolated, yet vibrant drum notes mark its beginning, but gradually work in a billowing assortment of keys, high-hats, snares, and horns that become more and more captivating as the song builds and builds. Then, after reaching a climax at the 5-minute mark with a lively duet of trumpets, Ancient Future disassembles itself and leaves in a similar fashion it arrived: with the play of drums. However, they certainly sound more somber the second time around; giving the song an almost fleeting, ephemeral quality.

If Ancient Future tickles your fancy, do yourself a favor and grab a copy of “Sound of Earth” by clicking this link right here! Jazz-heads, you're in for quite the treat!

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