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@takeshi-kouzuki who has previously released on Mathematics Recordings, Macadam Mambo and HotMix Records, now returns to @alleyversion a second serving for the label following 2018’s ‘FMBass/Eternal’.

Tracks From The Alley

Takeshi Kouzuki - Yellowacid [Alley Version]

Tracklist:
A1. JAMAL MOSS - RARE ELEMENTS OF PERSUASION
A2. TAKESHI KOUZUKI - LIMITED
B1. FLML - ROTTEN
B2. MITUO SHIOMI - [I BELIEVE IN US]

Jamal Moss, Takeshi Kouzuki, FLML and Mituo Shiomi take part in “Tracks From The Alley Vol. II", a Various Artists four-tracker E.P. which follows the imprint of the previous release of the Bologna based underground music label Alley Version.
Here the jackin' and acid house/techno sonic palette is diverted in a raw, immersive and screwy signature. Rough vibes for freaky minds.
Limited 12" vinyl -  @BordelloDistro

TRACKS FROM THE ALLEY VOL. II

[ALV008] V.A. : JAMAL MOSS / TAKESHI KOUZUKI / FLML / MITUO SHIOMI (Snippets)

Deymare - Everday Groove

ELTD04 | Dodi Palese | Hun Kal (Snuff Crew Remix)

Time out

Trinomics is a upcoming 7" on The Broadcast Society. Acid legend Jean-Louis Huhta's comissioned track for Puma. B-side contains a Re-jam by Golden Ivy. Release date 1 November. 100 copies.

Mastered by Emanuel Sundin

Golden Ivy - Trinomics (Re-Jam)

A "Mystic Jungle Tribe" Production.
Early Sounds 2015.

[EAS009] The Mystic Jungle Tribe - "Sølaria LP"

These Detroit styled panini house bangers from the Moscovian backstreets make Art Crime one to watch for the one-five!

Soon

Creme 12-86 - Art Crime - Renessense EP

Three more post-Chicago transcendental machine funk sessions by the Africans... You can't stop the prophet...

Buy vinyl: https://clone.nl/item35765.html
Buy digital: https://clone.nl/digital/item2845419.html

Written & produced by Jamal Moss & Noleian Reusse

Juno

RHYTHM015 - Africans With Mainframes - Commission Number 3

Artist: John Heckle
Remixer: Tapirus
Label: Midnight Shift
Cat No: MNSX003
Release date: 8 June, 2015

Hot on the tail of two prior releases by Tapirus aka Rotterdam’s own Charlton, the MNSX series presents its 3rd instalment with none other than young John Heckle from Merseyside, UK with a remix by Tapirus.

Three incredible tracks from John Heckle make up this blistering hyperactive EP. Raw, acidy landscapes and analog drum programming are the trademarks of this artist and he displays his mastery in full force. Together with Tapirus, the result is a meeting of minds; an energetically harmonious release in similar spirit.

The title track ‘Wet Noises’ takes us full throttle into Heckle’s domain. Upfront drumming, acid bassline and soaring synths mix and melt in a dancing cosmic soup. Tinkling notes add signposts throughout the oceanic chaos, before the song reaches its ultimate arrival on shore.

‘Alpha Deux’’s beginning and deceptive ambient soundscape unfolds deliciously, evolving organically into a full blown Chicago acid workout. Let it reverse and play on for a secret easter egg ending!

On the B-side, Tapirus takes ‘Wet Noises’ to his territory on just as rough terrain. An acid bounce start slowly snakes its way into higher Asiatic ground with a hand of the mystical. Less of a remix in the traditional sense but an equally honourable version.

A special treat is reserved for last. B2’s ‘Frozen Planet’ is an evocative piece anchored by a broken beat and deep bassline. Brought alive by helter-skelter notes and wrapped up in soaring, mountain-high synth lines, it is a bright asteroid in the galaxy of John Heckle’s discography for us.
Tracklist:
A1. Wet Noises
A2. Alpha Deux
B1. Wet Noises (Tapirus remix)
B2. Frozen Planet

Midnight Shift: www.facebook.com/mnshift
John Heckle: www.facebook.com/john.heckle.9

Distributed by wordandsound

A2 - John Heckle - Alpha Deux

Key Tronics Ensemble - Calypso of House (Paradise Version) - Italian House

For the fifth release of the label Alley Version, the E.P. entitled "N°5", the duo FLML explores ambient pop music in raw key, in which are recognizable some house elements, such as synthetic analogue basslines textures coupled with TR707 drums, and influences derived from 80's digi dancehall.
All the tracks are performed & recorded live on reel to reel.

Available in limited cassette tape and digital.
www.alleyversion.com

LISTEN ON YOUTUBE

PREMIERE : FLML - Statues Don't Bleed

Wait!, This ain't a real track yet. I was just recording an idea so that I can remember it. Lyrics are just some faulty words. Bassline needs more balls. Overall some more variation needed. But I like the idea.
Was recorded via build-in pc microphone connection and only heard it on tiny PC speakers.
I'm not having a studio in this house yet. But it's fun making songs with only a tiny amount of gear.

230313 test recording

Deep, moody techno ... just the way i always loved it -- Love this
Laurent Garnier (F-Com)

Dead is sublime. Thank you. May I have WAVS? 
Midland (Aus Music)

Superb EP. Thanks!
Luke Hess (DeepLabs, FXHE, Planet-E)

Nick Höppner (OstGut Ton)
I really like Dead. Smooth late night action with enough functional traction!

Chymera (Berlin)
Great depth on Pain. Dead is a good uptempo take on that sound, think I'll find a place for both of these

Delta Funktionen (Ann Aimee) (Berlin)
both tracks are nice

Jackmate (Philpot)
great 12"...PAIN!

Dave Mothersole (proton radio) (Worthing)
really like rag's stuff. both tracks are great. thanks.

Estroe (Rotterdam) wrote
I'm in(to) Pain...a lot.

Kuczera (heerlen)
Dope release again, and it gets better too.. keep them coming!

Hendrik Stein (bln.fm) (Berlin)
Luv it - Both Tracks are amazing! But it doesn't top the 01 for me...

Paul Woolford (Planet E/Hotflush) (Leeds)
Quite a potent murky atmosphere pervading 'Dead' - fantastic afterhours or early doors selection for my sets, thank you..

Alex from Tokyo (Tokyo Black Star)
Pain is pretty dark moody and atmospheric, Dead is a lot of light and aerial and is the one for me!

Dj T (GET PHYSICAL MUSIC GMBH) (Berlin)
thank you for good music!

Paul Mac (Stimulus Records) (Brightlingsea, Essex)
Liking Dead a lot reminds me of old Master C&J in atmosphere somehow and that can't be a bad thing :)

Dj Deep (Deeply Rooted House) (Paris)
very cool record

Cosmin TRG (50 Weapons) (Berlin)
These will sound so deadly on a big system.

Tommy Four Seven
Pain!

Henning Baer (Grounded Theory, K209) (Berlin)
Pain is great!

Gilb-r (Versatile) (Paris) wrote
Dying for Dead..huum..

Karim Sahraoui (Transmat records) (Aix-en-Provence)
Dead is the more danceable and groovy but pain has the deepest melody...both tracks are solid..will play

Santiago Salazar (Historia y Violencia) (San Gabriel)
Both are super deep tracks. Love it!

Michel De Hey (Rotterdam)
both nice!

Ambivalent (Berlin)
Fits well with the other releases in the series so far. I will save these for a moment when I can play this deep. I like Dead the most.

DVS1
DEAD!!!!!!!

Will O'Brien (SUB-SCAPE) (Antwerp)
More mellow than the previous offerings but still classic sounding stuff.

Fabrice Lig (Biesme-Sous-Thuin)
Love "Dead" a nice organic and deep track.

Skudge (Skudge Records) (Stockholm)
Cool stuff. Like ''dead'' the most

Electric Indigo (indigo:inc)
i'm more into pain than dead ;)

Dimi Angélis (A&S, Traut Muzik, Balans) (Amsterdam)
Pain and Dead please...! thank you

Pär Grindvik (Stockholm LTD)
love them both, thanks!

Paul Boex (Dynamic Reflection)
Although the name "dead" doesn't sound very pretty, the track does ;)

Fred Deepsounds (Deepsounds.fr)
nice tracks, pain in particular. thanks.

Chris Miller (Little White Earbuds) (New York, NY)
dead is sounding really nice. turning out to be a nice series. thanks!

Dave TTB (TOTHEBONE) (London)
I was a little disappointed with the second R-Zone release but this is a return to form. I like both tracks and will play one on the radio. Thanks.

Norman Nodge (MDR) (Berlin)
Good stuff!

Owain Kimber (Dessous Recordings / Littledetroit) (Cardiff)
Whilst those days seem like an age away. This EP is class. A must have on vinyl for me, thanks for the promo :)

MaSpaventi (MaSpaventi) (Amsterdam)
Dead is an excellent tune! Thank you

Marko Nastic (Radio B92 / Exit Festival) (Belgrade)
dead all the way :)

Dj Simbad (Various / Browsnwood Rec.)
Very dope that Dead tune ... Maximum respect to R-Zone always. Playing / Charting

Nubian Mindz (Kildare)
'Dead' is most definitely ALIVE! Can't wait to play this out.

Marco Bernardi (Bristol)
Dead for me on this great "secret " release

Neville Watson
"Have you ever?" Yes I have, with bells on!!!! And these tracks lift me up and take me back there. But no mere retro pastiche here just solid, timeless and emotive dance music. Will be playing both sides forever.

Surgeon
Will use 'Dead' for radio play.

Monty Luke (BLACK CATALOGUE) (DETROIT)
featured the last release on my 'unknown tones' podcast...will give this a serious listen.

Tr nch (Samurai FM/MYM Tokyo/Mariana)
"epic!"

rook (Kaunas)
Both tracks sound great, midnight burners.

Hunee (Hunch Music / Rush Hour)
dead is so good. love the oldschool r-zone vibe!

Sven VT (Berlin)
Another R-Zone, another killer. Twilight zone house music!

Martyn
"dead" is great

A Made Up Sound / 2562 (When In Doubt) (Utrecht)
'dead' is the one for me, probably my favorite r-zone track so far.

Mosca (BBC Radio 1)
Preferred 01 I think... 03 is still nice but just haven't wet myself

Koen van Bommel (VICE)
i kinda feel like putting this music over the vampire rave scene in blade

Andrew Duke (Andrew Duke In The Mix/Cognition Audioworks) (Halifax NS)
Excellent material. Will play. Thanks.

Nuno Dos Santos (KOLLEKTIV) (UTRECHT)
deeep haunting tracks will play both!

Angel Molina (Sonar Music) (Barcelona)
nice mysterious feel on 'Pain', that´s my pick on here. thanks.

GET IT HERE

R-Zone 03 - Pain/Dead (OUT NOW!)

Takeshi Kouzuki returns to ALLEY VERSION label for sharing with the brothers duo FLML, the split mini-LP “Tracks From The Alley”.

From his early cult releases for Mathematics Recordings, Takeshi Kouzuki, as in these new tracks, keeps crossing old school house with his recognizable classy signature.
The warm but hitting acid of “福”, opens the Takeshi Kouzuki’s side, while in the second track “1986” deep-and-dark synthetic magic atmospheres are driven by the beating of the twins TR707 and TR727 drum machines. “Yellowacid” burns in its acid-jackin’ madness.

Openig FLML’s side “Hot Spread” is obscure jackin’ techno mechanical psychedelia, the following “Jack That Strings” is a pure raw windy city deep‘n’acid track. In the closing “Does Mean It’s You” a freaky FM synth melody is driven by the pulsing of liquid and creepy analog synths and drums, while an 8-bit sampled Andy Warhol’s speaking fragment marks the space, until dies in a delay feedback.

“Tracks From The Alley” is released exclusively on limited 12” vinyl.
Distribution by https://soundcloud.com/bordellodistribution
buy https://linktr.ee/ALV007

Deymare - Everday Groove

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