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Juno Love

Point Of No Return

Point Of No Return (Live From The Studio)

TÂCHES & David Satori - Searching For God (Extended Mix)

DnD - Location (Deloco's Landing Day)

Healing Lattice 528Hz. [Dark Nature Concept]

It's been quite a wait for new &ME material here on Keinemusik. But these two new cuts, adding to our catalogue number KM046, sure have been worth waiting for. The EP starts with The Rapture Pt.II and as the title already suggests, it coherently takes up where his last original material had left us, in a stirred state of sweet, harmony-kissed affection. Known as a virtuoso of sound-details, &ME lives up to that reputation, implementing fine synth-elements and temperately rattling percussions, all conjoined by shimmering layers and, of course, an ultimately heart-melting Piano improvisation that at some point will play along to the rhythm of its synthetic brother to a finale that will leave no crowd untouched.

"Solaris" on the flipside adds indeed a futuristic note to the arrangement, opening up with a broken beat and propelling claps. A cut that, as much as its predecessor, is relying on flow and organic shifts rather than forced and peaktime formatted gimmickry, adding a synth arpeggio, white noise, vocal chants and harmonies in a rather subtle way. Nevertheless, it unfolds a compelling strength to heat the dancefloor gradually through its playtime.

KM046 &ME - The Rapture Pt.II

&ME - The Rapture Pt.II

MBR387: Fatoumata Diawara - Nterini (Sparrow & Barbossa Remix)
Release Date 12.06.2020

A duo brought together by a shared passion for world stories and lost cultures, and their
abilities to preserve narratives through sound, namely in the language of electronic music
spoken in its most native and tribal form, Sparrow & Barbossa imparts MoBlack Records
with a dancefloor-geared and strikingly elegant rendition of Fatoumata Diawara's 2018
original. The Malian actress/singer/guitar player and songwriter's "Nterini" brought to life, a
story so personal yet universal as heartbreak and loneliness, from a modern-day romance
afflicted by a deep-rooted contemporary global phenomenon, drawing these inherent
ambiguities through an interplay of traditional and modern musical techniques and
mechanisms. Swiss Bryan Coletta and Uruguayan Emiliano Haberli break down Diawara's
masterpiece, piquing its brokenness to recreate an experience from a new perspective,
maintaining focus on its gripping Bambara lyrics, the timelessness of traditional African
percussion, versatility of tribal rhythms and the ubiquity of migration not only in the
composer's narrative but in a global context. Set off by hearty bass in the uncertainty of
hastened tempo, Sparrow & Barbossa retrieve the original's vulnerability through tender
piano riffs before nostalgia hits and emotions pour with Fatoumata Diawara's climactic
vocals and motion-inducing drum processions break free, evoking the liberating and binding
allure of movement and fundamental humanity in dance.
Press by Marie J Floro
Artwork by Erikan Ekefrey

Point Of No Return (Live From The Studio)

Adam Port