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Glenn Astro currently resides in Essen and has spent half his life producing and DJ'ing. He started out with Hip-Hop and later got into ultra soulful House music.

Glenn returns with another gang of grooves. His warm, soul-infused "Hologram" EP is  is forthcoming on WotNot Music and is set to be released on vinyl March 23rd and digitally early April.

None other than Henry Wu (22a) was called in for help to remix "Love Is Gone", which he does with a delightful, jazz-instilled flip. Since we have been following both closely for a while, we are stoked to exclusively premiere this particular track of the Hologram EP.

It goes without saying that you need to pick up this release if you love that love warm, jazzy, soulful sound. Check out this super limited pre-order (only 20 vinyl copies) and leave a nice comment or REPOST if you dig what you hear.

Read more: http://bit.ly/glennwuluv

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Premiere: Glenn Astro - Love Is Gone (Henry Wu Remix)

'The Yard Work Simulator'  Out Now -
Ninjashop / Stream / Download: https://maxglenn.lnk.to/yardworkSo

Max and Glenn will celebrate the album release in the UK at Dance Tunnel in London on 19th May and 20th May in Brighton at Patterns (alongside Letherette and Throwing Shade) as part of The Great Escape. The following week sees them back in Berlin for what will surely be an amazing session at Panorama Bar on 28th May.

Dance Tunnel Tickets: http://found.ee/yardworklaunch
Great Escape Tickets: http://found.ee/yardwork-escape

Taken from 'The Yard Work Simulator' released 27th May 2016 via Ninja Tune.

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The Yard Work Simulator

Where The Fuck Are My Hard Boiled Eggs?!

Max Graef & Glenn Astro - 'The Yard Work Simulator' [ALBUM PREVIEW]

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SOTU 11 - "Good Numba"

'Day To Day Remixes' Out Now -
Ninjashop / Stream / Download: https://sarathy.lnk.to/d2drmxSo

Taken from 'Day To Day Remixes' released 28th October 2016 on Ninja Tune.

Listen to Ninja Tune New Releases on Spotify: http://ninjatune.lnk.to/new/spotify

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Day To Day Remixes

Dreaming

Sarathy Korwar - 'Dreaming' (Tenderlonious Remix)

Up next on Rhythm Section we welcome Dutch Newcomer - @dukehugh
Duke Hugh's making a big splash with this 9 track double EP, Canvas.

Here's the 7th track from Canvas, as premiered on Bandcamp's weekly show: https://bandcamp.com/?show=203

Pre-order

Duke Hugh - Believe

North Londons K15, 'Love Gambit' taken from the Wu15 Ep. A collaborative project with Henry Wu. 
Buy: eglorecords.bandcamp.com/album/wu15-ep
itunes: itunes.apple.com/us/album/wu15-ep/id1062329637

K15 'Loves Gambit'

Kxta - After The Carnival

Back behind the drums and swinging harder than ever, with his new titanium hip crowdfunded by the immense generosity of friends and fans, brazilian drumming legend and one third of Azymuth Ivan ‘Mamão’ Conti releases a brand new solo album next year with Far Out Recordings. It’s his first solo release in over twenty years and the first to come out on vinyl since his 1984 Milestone classic The Human Factor. As people of earth may not quite be ready for the explosive cosmic samba of Mamão’s new album just yet, we’re easing into it with a double header of heavily percussive, future-centric, jazz-minded, yet club-ready remixes. 

Following on from the IG Culture meets 22a remix EP released earlier this year, the second remix 12” ahead of Mamão’’s album release, hosts three producers united not only by a foundational appreciation for the work of Ivan Conti and Azymuth, but also in the belief that there’s much more to dance music than straight four to the floor. These are two of Germany’s most consistently on-fire producers: Money Sex Records buddies Max Graef and Glenn Astro, along with the ascendant Mancunian producer/percussionist Contours. With Mamão’s famously jovial character shining through each remix, the EP spans hip-hop, deep house, jazz-funk and afro-brasilian rhythms, giving the listener a taste of what’s to come from Mamão’s much anticipated new album in 2018.

Ivan Conti- Azul (Contours Remix)

A collection of unreleased tracks, alternate takes and demos from Domu before his retirement in 2009. This collection was arranged by http://soundcloud.com/twohungryghosts and has been authorised and approved by Dominic .

Domu - Decisions [Demo]

* Read more:  https://boltingbits.com/culross-close-k15-forgotten-ones/
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UZscyGePiiA
* Pre-order: https://k15music.bandcamp.com/album/forgotten-ones

As a sidekick to our Times and Tunes interview with K15 planned next week, the founder and keys player of jazz quintet, Culross Close, we’re thrilled to premiere the eponymous track of the band’s LP, Forgotten Ones.

Only Esencia’s third release, this one is due out next week on March 15, and we strongly recommend putting aside 30minutes to do nothing but listen to the full six tracks in succession, because this album is a bonafide manifestation of top class musicianship. It’s an album of two distinct halves: the first is deep, melancholic, brooding and beautiful, while the second is lively and up-beat. A half for thinking and a half for dancing.

Ambient-jazz is how one could feasibly describe the opener, Fractured. Three minutes of swirling textures move around the listener’s head, coming close then moving away until seamlessly sliding into our premiere, Forgotten Ones. Our favourite on the record, this track shows off Culross Close’s top-class instrumentation. They all come together – the drums, the bass, the keys, the vocals – as tight and synergetic as you’re likely to find after digging for an hour for today’s best and freshest jazz. Acceptance is similar, but happier to put K15’s keys in the spotlight for much of it.

And the contrast really is striking when track four, Mood, begins. The LP’s chaotic outlier, just over a minute of dissonant strings and frantic drums will wake you back up if you, understandably, slipped deep into daydream during the album’s first half. Then, some convention is restored: it’s by no means textbook stuff with The Tiniest Lights Still Shine’s 5/4 rhythms or the rogue synthesiser of the closing track, Healing, but it’s clear that the album’s close could lure listeners of various tastes to a dancefloor.

Kxta - After The Carnival

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