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House / Techno / progressive  mix 12/20/2024

Momentum

Mrsch - Easy Come Easy Go

Preview for our upcoming remix of Matt Hardinge's "What They Wanna Be" on Motek.  Hope you enjoy!

You can purchase the remix here:  http://www.beatport.com/track/what-they-wanna-be-low-tide-remix/5560576

You can preview the whole release here: https://soundcloud.com/matthardinge/what-they-wanna-be-out-soon-on-motek-music 

Matt Hardinge - What They Wanna Be (Low Tide Remix)

Kadosh & Cali Lanauze - Zohar [Crosstown Rebels]

Never Fade Away (Remix)

CHECK OUT THE YOUTUBE VISUALS
https://youtu.be/4hMVz0Tz4BQ?si=pPnU-Ol1BOOCm-J-

Lost Desert - Empty The Vault Mix ODH-RADIO -Full Album Available Now on Beatport

Travis Jesse - Embarque 
Tomek - Blue River 
Trilucid - Kasamansa (Paul Thomas Extended Remix) 
Michael A - Hypervision 
Nacjus - Turbulence 
Redspace - Long Way 
Agustin Pengov - Luggi 
Hobin Rude - Last Glimpse 
Dio Dmark - Pouder 
Luciano Scheffer - J's Odyssey (Dhany G & Leo Perez Remix) 
JUNIOR (SL) & FM - Fading Away

Optix Ep 06

Become Human

Free Download

March of Machines

Things Unknown

Genesis

Illithid.

Metazoan

IV42 - Secret Weapons EP - Part 5

Release:
Vinyl record at MTN Shop - www.mutingthenoise.com
Digital: Beatport: http://t.co/qGVk96GUe0
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/mutingthenoise

Produced by Jon Charnis
Mastering by Bo Kondren at Calyx
Design by Innervisions

Released by Innervisions | Catalogue number: IV42

Heavy support from: 
Dixon, Steve Lawler, Ame, Tale of Us, Thugfucker, Anja Shneider, Daniel Bortz, Matthias Meyer,  My Favorite Robot, Jimpster, & Matthew Dekay


Beatport

Jon Charnis - Prophecy 12' [Innervisions]

OUT NOW:
http://www.beatport.com/track/lunar-white-original-mix/4464969

Supernature’s provocative multi-artist LP, Kolors, will be released early summer. The first full album to come out of this label, Kolors is a grand opus – an artistic collaboration that merits some extended play time and inspires some serious soul searching.

Supernature // www.facebook.com/WeAreSupernature
Release Date: 24 June 2013

Various Artists - Kolors [Supernature]
1. Julien Chaptal - Orange
2. Dance Spirit - Fuschia
3. Gab Rhome; Maher Daniel - Turquoise
4. Chris Evans - Lavender
5. JON CHARNIS, JIMMY MAHERAS - LUNAR WHITE
6. Balcazar & Sordo - Blue
7. Ilario Alicante presents ILL-R - Mint Green
8. Den Ishu - Deep Red
9. Carlos Sanchez - Mauvelous
10. Jonny Cruz - Purple
11. Audiofly - Matte Silver
12. Doomwork - Midnight Blue
13. Matthew Burton & Kate Rathod - Light Pink

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Supernature’s provocative multi-artist LP, Kolors, will be released early summer. The first full album to come out of this label, Kolors is a grand opus – an artistic collaboration that merits some extended play time and inspires some serious soul searching.

Kolors is not your average compilation; the project explores the individual visual perception of color and how that compares to the unique auditory experience of music.

The 15 contributing artists have all chosen a color to define the essence of their track. The selected colors expand the traditional spectrum with on-point specifics like ‘Matt Silver,’ ‘Lunar White’ and ‘Mint Green’. Regardless how many adjectives used, everyone will see these colors differently, and that is exactly the point! The experience of colors, like music, is subjective.

The project’s rich concept adds layered depth and gives listeners an expanded auditory experience. The colors are well considered and one hears the artistic intention behind the labeling.

In a profoundly personal, artistic revelation artists also provided the reasoning behind their selection, evoking instant imagery and placing listeners in the mind of the musician. Of their track, ‘Lunar White’, John Charnis & Jimmy Maheras said, “When we wrote the song the melodies reminded us of the moments in a dark dance floor where people's faces were illuminated, whether by strobe lights and lasers, or the glow of the moon in an outdoor party.” That visual association becomes abundantly clear when one listens to the corresponding music.