From the album "Mo:Delic Island" out June 11th.

This is the soundtrack to a magical place filled with fantastical creatures that radiate joy and hope to all in their presence.

Every living thing gives off electricity.

Mo:delic Island

Hope

A demo recorded with the Arp 2600. Day 3 of Beatober

Beatober 2025 - 03.10.25 - 2600 Demo

> @tebo_b

Written & Produced by Tebo.
Mastered by RoSound Mastering.
Art/Graffiti by mysterious artist/s - location Villaguay, Argentina.

PREMIERE: Tebo - El Altillo [NYT050]

Video: https://youtu.be/y5dyn6vcuy8
Image: Hendrik Lorentz in 1916 (wiki)

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One of underground house music's newest talents, LUZ1E, brings some serious heat to the Lobster podcast series, following on from her killer debut release for UGONGETIT.

The Frankfurt native lays down a vinyl mix full of warm raw vibes for all those hazy summer nights.

Check out the artist>> @l-v-z-1-e

LT Podcast 019 // LUZ1E - Hazy Summer Nights

Coastal Cast ~ Yu Su

www.no-hablo.com
Artist: Max Graef
Title: Lo siento mucho pero no hablo tu idioma
Cat. No. Tartalb009
Tracklist:
A1. Entrance 
A2. Level Zero
A3. No Hay Trabajo Para Mi
A4. Albania FM feat. Funkycan
B1. Intershop
B2. Midi Break 1
B3. Srrr
B4. Midi Lisa
B5. Funk
B6. Master Quest
C1. Y
C2. Arcadia 
C3. Termina feat. Gerry Franke
C4. Rush
C5. Lozt feat. Ludi
C6. Midi Break 2
D1. Shrimp
D2. All My Circuits
D3. Burning 4 U feat. Chrissley Benz
D4. Exit

Four years after his breakthrough, Max Graef returns to Tartelet Records with his second solo album. 

A dungeon dub symphony in four parts, Lo Siento Mucho Pero No Hablo Tu Idioma is an album's album. Brimming with new and old guests, interludes and bonus skits, it's a consummate sketchbook of Graef’s most unique music to date. “Every bit of music or work represents the mood and skills of a certain period,” he says.

Where Graef's critically acclaimed debut LP Rivers of the Red Planet began an adventure away from the dance floor, No Hablo wormholes into totally lateral territory. Not interested in repeating old tricks, No Hablo sees Graef on a playful joyride through a whole new crate of influences. Echoes of Japanese video game music bubble through the Zelda-channeling “Master Quest” and dreamy bonus level “Midi Break 1.” “Midi Lisa” and “Intershop” roll out mutant digi-reggae, while “Rush” and “Level Zero” dig deeper into bass and juke. The album also premieres music with Chrissley Benz, a Kazakhstani singer. 

As Graef explains: “No Hablo is a lot more intuitive with a lot less editing, raw arrangements, filled with experiments of strange instrumentation and rooms. I worked on it in a very unmusical way.” 

But the record isn't a universe apart from his previous output. Throwbacks to the tape-deck world of g-funk and 80s boogie are still present, as well as a few psychedelic jazz cuts. The record also sees the return of Graef's father and guitarist, Gerry Franke, plus long-time collaborators Funkycan and Ludwig. 

A record of 20 tracks, it covers many bases. It's your favourite PPU cassette via Ocarina of Time and out through a progressive garage jam, all stitched together in the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Somehow it all makes perfect sense and reaffirms Graef's natural-born ear for killer hooks and unique melodies. The album's title – Lo Siento Mucho Pero No Hablo Tu Idioma – is an elegant and simultaneously ironic way of apologising for not speaking one's language in Spanish. It's a fitting metaphor that speaks to Max's ability to skip effortlessly between musical dialects with style and grace. This album proves it more than ever.

Lo Siento Mucho Pero No Hablo Tu Idioma comes with 20 short films and a radio station playing No Hablo hits non-stop. Tune in to www.no-hablo.com and let the weirdness unfold. 

Max Graef follows Glenn Astro, Space Ghost and others in Tartelet’s 10th year in business, celebrating the label’s commitment to work across genres.

Out October 25th 2018 on vinyl and digital – distributed by !K7

Lo Siento Mucho Pero No Hablo Tu Idioma

:: Max Graef - Lo Siento Mucho Pero No Hablo Tu Idioma - 2LP - Tartelet Records 2018 ::

https://lobsterrecords.co.uk/products/erta-ale-sln016

‘SLN016’ is a 4 break beat track journey which kicks off the release of the opening track ‘SLN016A1’. Easing into break house at it’s finest with soulful vocals, organic drumming and jazzy bass lines. In his ‘state of flow’ attitude, Erta Ale presents quite possibly his best electro-break house release so far; thick kicks interpolated with chords and disorientating solo-synths, characterized by the other tracks on this EP. Mastered in full analog style by the master Tim Xavier.

What people say:

Anastasia Kristensen: bright tracks! thx

Josh Caffe (Dixon Avenue Basement Jams, Exploited, BPitch, Batty Bass): A nice Summery EP. Lovin this!

Alinka (Twirl, Classic, Crosstown Rebels, Batty Bass): Erta Ale always on point!

Spatial Awareness (Twirl! / Hottwerk): Great ep as always :)

Gabriella Vergilov (Enemy Records, Palinoia, Thema): always nice stuff, track 3 and 4 for me, GV

DJ Leeon a.k.a. ELO (Video Club Bogota): Really dig this record, thanks!

James Welsh (Phantasy): Excellent. Some nice, original dusty vibes here.

Josef K (Sankeys): Feeling the last acid one Dystopian vibes, the acid line reminds me of Roy of the Ravers - Emotinium 

Massimiliano Pagliara (Live at Robert Johnson): nice tunes

Ame (Innervision): Thanks.

Jasss: nice

Jason Kendig (Honey Sound System, Dark Entries): captivating tracks. I found A2 and B2 particularly transportive. Thank you!

David Martin ( Dimension Soundsystem): This is excellent. Thanks DM

Amanda Mussi (LPZ Records): great stuff!

Joshua James (Phantasy): Dreamy

Perel (DFA): very cool! Thanks

Young Male (Work Them, White Material): Fun and funky. A1 is my favorite

Dan Curtin (Mobilee, Autoreply, Tuning Spork): really fresh sounding and exciting, great drum work, loving all the different moods!

Alienata (://about blank, Discos Atónicos, Kat Channel): Nice tunes, thx

Lupe (Silhouette Music, Instant Replay): A1 for me, great groove, thnx!

Joao (Sombra): B1 is my fav

Elia Perrone (Easy To Remember / Unclear Records): amazing release ! thanks! A1 for me!

Justin Robertson (Deadstock): some radio action on this great

Flore (POLAAR): really nice release

Curses (Rinse France / Ombra INTL / Dischi Autunno): siiick

Kelly Lee Owens (Smalltown Supersound): Closing Track is nice!

Ali Berger (Spectral Sound): B2 is HITTING!

NIKS (Black Bandcamp): more nice bits here x

AISHA (Soma / Alumni): Sick vibes on this releases, thanks!

Andy Lemay (Dimensions Soundsystem): great release

Squallfront (Ecke Records, Berlin): go on Erta :))

Shy One (RinseFM / Balamii): Bugy vibe on that first track

DJ Seinfeld (Lobster Theremin / Endotherm): super good

Pre-order Date - 17th July 2020 
Release Date - 18th September 2020

https://lobsterrecords.co.uk/products/erta-ale-sln016

SLN016

Erta Ale - SLN016 (12'' Vinyl Only) - Solenoid Records

Cruel Sister w/ Kitty Walker was live with a full 120 of folk, psychedelic and ballad selections from the likes of Shirley Collins, Victor Jara, and Bridget St John.

Cruel Sister w/ Kitty Walker - September 2020

12/2020 mix

06.01.2021

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@afriendinneed

releases:
~Uhh EP [a friend in need] (2017)
~Since Then LP [a friend in need] (2018)
~Play EP [what matters to you] (2019)
~Geranium EP [a friend in need] (2020)
~Jel EP [sound transitions] (2021)

12/2020 mix

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