Boiler Room_part4


DJ FEEDBACK…. 

Claude VonStroke – “Evil Tram is a HIT!!! My son Jasper named the ep by the way ☺”

Luke Solomon – “Killer funky jam!! Loving the Rydim remix too… BIG UPS!!”

Anja Schneider – “I LOOOOOOOVE THIS RELEASE!! 5/5 from me!”

Laurent Garnier – “Loooove this release…. Pure dancefloor pleasure from these guys!! Supporting!”

Joris Voorn – “A really interesting combo of two great artists!! Support from me.”

Deetron – “Evil Tram is excellent. I love the use of the vocals bits in there!”

Loco Dice – “Yeah Where House is a nice one for me!! Will support!”

Ryan Crosson – “Dogz Eats Catz that's my kind of porn. Fun and bouncy with gratuitous use of a vocal sample just as I thought. Good idea on Rydim remix!”

Trikk – “Difficult to choose a favourite here!! All the tracks are weapons, massive release!”

Nicholas – “Evil Tram sounds MASSIVE!! Can’t wait to play this out in the club!”

Brett Johnson – “WOW!! Heat!!!! I’ll be using all three tracks on this one. There’s a little bit of everything on here!! Bounce!!”

Shadow Child – “MASHOOOOOSERVVVVV mates… Love it all but Evil Tram is the one!”

Huxley – “Love the originals! I’ll be hammering both of these. Especially Where House. Brilliant!”

Ray Foxx – “Evil Tram is HEAVY! Feeling the remix too! Where House is also doing it… ha! Great release! Definite support!”

Kiki – “Evil Tram and Where House should do BIG damage!! ☺”

Ambivalent – “WOW, I love Evil Tram and the remix from Rydim is super dope!”

Hot Since 82 – “Where House is the big one for me. That’s some ACE SHIT!!”

Nat Self – “Holy Moly guacamole!!! This is REAL!! Evil Tram!!”

Rampa – “Cyber support for my homies!! Where House? Here house!!”

Riva Starr – “Where House is the winner here for me. Amazing collab!! ☺”

Ramon Tapia – “BOMB + BOMB… Are there any other words needed?! ☺”

Biru Bee (Round Table Knights) – “Great collab and even greater tracks!! ☺ Supporting!”

Karotte – “BOMBA!!! I looooove both tracks!! Such a great release guys!”

Tom Findlay (Groove Armada) – “I love Catz ‘n Dogz… Its an amazing EP!! 5/5 from me!”

D’Julz – “Evil Tram is MASSIVE!!! Straight in the box!”

Waifs & Strays (Amo) – “Evil Tram is wicked - but what would expect from these three lovely gents”

It’s the collaboration we’ve all been waiting for! 
The careers of both Catz N Dogz and Eats Everything have been intrinsically linked since the Polish duo debuted the incredible Mr Edible via his agenda-setting ‘Entrance Song’ on Pets in 2011. 
Their relationship was compounded by dirtybird dynamics; both acts sitting on the fringes of house and techno, neither side shy of the rich taste of bass, the work of both Eats Everything and Catz N Dogz has always sat side-by-side…. But never together. Until now. 
Finding time in their hectic international DJ schedules, amid releases on the likes of Hypercolour, Crosstown Rebels, Get Physical, dirtybird, Defected, Mothership and Pets the trio have collided to conjure up two of the most distinctive house tracks of the coming season. Tried and tested in their sets throughout the summer they’re finally ready to unleash them on you. Care to take a suck on their ‘Stinky Lollipop’?
Described by Eats Everything in a recent interview as “heads down, hands up”, ‘Evil Tram’ is a thunderous slab of feel-good. Slinky organs pierce the chop-slapping rhythm as more and more elements are introduced; a sexy female vocal loop, hip-snapping percussion, crucial speed garage laser gun bubbles and an almighty drum crescendo on the build. A timeless, jacking brew with subtle nuances of party insanity the execution is so natural it’s hard to believe it’s their first collaboration.


A1 - Catz Eats Dogz - Evil Tram - snippet

DJ FEEDBACK…. 

Claude VonStroke – “Evil Tram is a HIT!!! My son Jasper named the ep by the way ☺”

Luke Solomon – “Killer funky jam!! Loving the Rydim remix too… BIG UPS!!”

Anja Schneider – “I LOOOOOOOVE THIS RELEASE!! 5/5 from me!”

Laurent Garnier – “Loooove this release…. Pure dancefloor pleasure from these guys!! Supporting!”

Joris Voorn – “A really interesting combo of two great artists!! Support from me.”

Deetron – “Evil Tram is excellent. I love the use of the vocals bits in there!”

Loco Dice – “Yeah Where House is a nice one for me!! Will support!”

Ryan Crosson – “Dogz Eats Catz that's my kind of porn. Fun and bouncy with gratuitous use of a vocal sample just as I thought. Good idea on Rydim remix!”

Trikk – “Difficult to choose a favourite here!! All the tracks are weapons, massive release!”

Nicholas – “Evil Tram sounds MASSIVE!! Can’t wait to play this out in the club!”

Brett Johnson – “WOW!! Heat!!!! I’ll be using all three tracks on this one. There’s a little bit of everything on here!! Bounce!!”

Shadow Child – “MASHOOOOOSERVVVVV mates… Love it all but Evil Tram is the one!”

Huxley – “Love the originals! I’ll be hammering both of these. Especially Where House. Brilliant!”

Ray Foxx – “Evil Tram is HEAVY! Feeling the remix too! Where House is also doing it… ha! Great release! Definite support!”

Kiki – “Evil Tram and Where House should do BIG damage!! ☺”

Ambivalent – “WOW, I love Evil Tram and the remix from Rydim is super dope!”

Hot Since 82 – “Where House is the big one for me. That’s some ACE SHIT!!”

Nat Self – “Holy Moly guacamole!!! This is REAL!! Evil Tram!!”

Rampa – “Cyber support for my homies!! Where House? Here house!!”

Riva Starr – “Where House is the winner here for me. Amazing collab!! ☺”

Ramon Tapia – “BOMB + BOMB… Are there any other words needed?! ☺”

Biru Bee (Round Table Knights) – “Great collab and even greater tracks!! ☺ Supporting!”

Karotte – “BOMBA!!! I looooove both tracks!! Such a great release guys!”

Tom Findlay (Groove Armada) – “I love Catz ‘n Dogz… Its an amazing EP!! 5/5 from me!”

D’Julz – “Evil Tram is MASSIVE!!! Straight in the box!”

Waifs & Strays (Amo) – “Evil Tram is wicked - but what would expect from these three lovely gents”

Up next: ‘Where House’. From the moment the staccato vocal hit and tight rolling percussion fires out of the speakers you’ll understand the title’s reference. A Hardy-hard rhythm with shades of Detroitian tech gnarliness; it’s the perfect foil to the vibrancy of ‘Evil Tram’. Gritty, growling and peppered with tripped out twisted samples and loopy loopery, it’s designed for the deepest, darkest of warehouses where your only friends are the lasers and bass bins. 

B1- Catz Eats Dogz - Where House - snippet

A long awaited and highly anticipated album from Manix.  A return to the original sound of Hardcore/Jungle Rave from one of the leading producers on Reinforced Records. Produced by Marc Mac of 4hero, this 10 track album is full of the same energy and style that made Manix one of the DJs and Ravers favourite artist from the rave era.
Packed with all new original fresh tunes but still sounding like a lost recording from 1993, anthemic pianos, big bass lines and breaks...it's time to dust off your dancing shoes.

A picture disc limited to 300 only will be available for collectors, half sold in 24 hours on Bandcamp, more will be made available through selected outlets on release date.

Limited CD Digipak available for pre-order on Bandcamp now.


manix - Living In The Past (album preview)

The pilgrimage for untouched sanctuaries bring us new Autochtones, this time from the highlands of Kanata, from where little Chris Hreno emerges with a native instinct for aural acoustic prayers.

As part of the global diaspora looking for the Holy Fernsehenturm Grail, the Canadian is already known for a wide and open personal vision of the musical narrative, being able to encrypt almost every possible matter one can fill inside the four to the floor space-time boundaries. 

With ‘Parts Unknown’ he unveils his deepest beatmaking mindset, delivering a neverending Highway 17  which aims to take us from NoWhereLand to EveryWhereCity through an acid spiced decayed locked groove ; perfectly crafted to  unchain us from our daily mortal duties. From the Ottawa Valley, he dubs the night away with yet a faster pace than the usual alike B1 tool.  Finally he draws the Little Squirl to warm those magic in-between hours, showing us how intimate and personal a pure Autochtone soul can be…

Autochtone Records features  «Parts Unknown » from HRENO with his profoundest interpretation for a ritual gathering.


Autoch02 HRENO A Highway 17

Autoch02 HRENO B1 Ottawa Valley

Downoad: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2013/12/little-squirl

Download

Hreno - Little Squirl

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Buy on iTunes: http://bit.ly/1bKmDdX

The influential Southern Fried Records label turn to two pairs of heavyweight producers for their next EP. These come in the form of Hard Logic aka Lawrie Dunster and Francesca Lombardo, and Channel Xero aka Lawrie Dunster and Keith Tenniswood.

Keith Tenniswood has of course long been a pioneering figure in the scene thanks to his electro work as Radioactive Man and experimental techno output as Two Lone Swordsmen with Andrew Weatherall. Here he pairs off as Channel Xero with Lawrie Dunster, founder of the techno label Pounding Grooves and an alumnus of labels like CLR and Tortured. Lawrie then also teams up with Francesca Lombardo – a vocalist, keyboard player, DJ and producer who has released on labels like Crosstown Rebels - as Hard Logic.

http://www.facebook.com/southernfriedrecords

Channel Xero - Music Never Lets Me Down (feat. Lisa Thornton)

Settle (The Remixes)

Stimulation (Preditah Remix)

A/B Til Infinity

Water

Alta Civilization

Voices (Wookie Remix) [feat. Sasha Keable]

Monad XIV

Nevada

Dryad

Untitled

Valentina Lane (Original Mix)

Artificial Weather

Harbour (Original Mix)

Eeaea (Original Mix)

Asvattha

George Paar - A1. La LLamada a Los Albores del Amanecer - Par Wax 04

<b>Eats Everything & Justin Martin - The Gettup</b>
Available on DRIP.FM: http://bit.ly/11rAwsC
Available on Beatport: http://btprt.dj/19grqaW
Available Worldwide: 6/25/13

Dirtybird’s troublesome twosome, Eats Everything and Justin Martin, join forces once again for a single-track release, 'The Gettup’. Marking the first official collaborative release on dirtybird for the pair, ‘The Gettup’ channels midsummer mayhem just as much as it does a heaving basement, combining the artists’ penchant for house music frivolity and organ-shaking bass in equal measure.
 
Eats and Justin sculpt a sultry house groove from the off, interspersing the slinky sounds with mischievous vocal effects. An initial percussion breakdown paves the way for perhaps the most filthy bass line crunch you ever heard: all bow down to the almighty Gettup! Vivid chord stabs, vocal reverbs and some seriously inspired drum work all pull their weight on this skillful, larger than life club record. Then again, what else would you expect from dirtybird’s first transatlantic bromance collar.

http://www.facebook.com/eatseverythingmusic
http://www.facebook.com/justinmartinmusicpage

http://www.facebook.com/dirtybirdrecords
http://www.dirtybirdrecords.com

Boiler Room_part4

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