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The Confidence Man (Justin Robertson's Deadstock 33s Remix)

Vinyl: http://bit.ly/2hMYr9K
Digital: http://bit.ly/2tIftI9

The fourth volume of the strictly for retro club use series Lineabeat sees two of our most prolific producers deliverer the goods on a double a-side release. A pair of slick electro-disco chuggers that blend the familiar with contemporary and will fit into a wide variety of DJ’s sets. Dance floors: you have been warned!

Francisco & Cosmo - Hey

@Mrkuusk delivered truly a perfect selection for us to swing into a party mood during the magical afternoon at Vayus 2019. What a great time it was, thanks to every single person that came and enjoyed it together.

Rąžė Radio Live 003: Ken Kuusk

Gd'I-Rec #1 – Marco Donada: «Ciao! Giorgio»

Mixed and Mastered by Harun Gezici aka Lownoiz (https://lownoiz.bandcamp.com) Thank you very much!

Gd'I-Rec #1 – Marco Donada: «Ciao! Giorgio»

buy there : https://ethimm.bandcamp.com/album/golden-days

"Golden Days" is the late completion of Ethimm’s EP trilogy on Light of Other Days and it continues exactly where the group left off 4 years ago. What started as the groups signature "tension music“, oscillating between dark repetition and moody improvisations is slowly morphing into a production style that features a heavy pop sensibility infused with conciliatory optimism. The opener and title track of the EP recounts the meeting of a new lover in an autumn sunset. Starting with dreamy piano chords, a rhythmic bass and handclaps, it provides a beautiful musical backdrop for Tizi’s longing voice. During the course of the track, modulating synths and plucked guitars join her vocals as she sings about the "Golden Days“ spent with her lover. Over & Out starts off in typical Ethimm fashion. Dubbed guitars, minimal beats and a sparse piano melody sets the tone for Elisabeth Thimm’s fragile vocal. In "Over & Out" Elisabeth negotiates her wish for freedom and how she  breaks with her daily constraints. Albeit initially being drained in melancholy, the track ends on a musically hopeful note when a beautiful chord progression  suddenly appears, colliding with an extended synth solo from outer space. On "Echoes in the Distance" , glorious arpeggios accompany a sophisticated  303-style bass line and haunting vocals. The track follows one of Elisabeth’s  dreams into a frantic, nondescript, deserted backdrop and slowly morphes  into the most ecstatic piece of the EP. The multi-layered arrangement combined with Ethimm’s yearning voice on top, sound like about 3 tracks seamlessly sticked together. The track ends in pure ecstasy and the listener  is left with the exciting feeling of wanting more. The EPs ﬁnale is made up of the hopeful and minimalistic "Day by Day", a  track reminiscent of the balearic pop from the 1980's. Gracefully and drained in beachside sunshine, Ethimm reminds us not to waste our days with unnecessary actions and focus on the beautiful small things in life.

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PREMIERE : Ethimm - Echos In The Distance

“Four Fundamental States of Matter” is a debut EP for the Lithuanian producer Purple. While each piece is a different “state of matter”, Purple lets the listener to decide which one is which, individually. 

Gentle but uncertain currents of water, warm but not constant gusts of wind, solid and clearly visible objects, exotic but untouchable plasmic phenomenons happens around us everyday. But life itself is no different than those states surrounding us. It can feel liquified - unpredictable and shapeless; flowing but having no particular destination. Solid and tangible, giving us first hand experiences. Life can feel like it's disappearing and evaporating, no longer being visible. But sometimes it expands and opens up to us under unusual conditions. Life opens to us if we open ourselves to it.

Release date: August 7th 2020
Pre-Order link: https://witnwats.bandcamp.com/album/four-fundamental-states-of-matter

Premiere : Purple - Chemicals

Get it here: https://luvshackrecords.fanlink.to/das_komplex_rotciv_magic_silk_2

The dynamic duo of ROTCIV and Das Komplex are back on Luv Shack Records to finish off what they started with the "Magic Silk #1 EP" in 2019. 

Das Komplex' "Jak Mozna Nie Mówic O Pesymizmie" (wich translates to "how can you not speak about pessimism") is boasting with psychedelic effects, polish spoken words and a plethora of funky disco tropes, all cumlinating in a 10 minute super disco jam. 

Hot on the heels come two ROTCIV remixes of Das Komplex' "Silk" from the first Magic Silk EP. The "Electric Dub" is a broken electro workout with a tight industrial beat, lush synth patterns, dubbed out percussions and an array of weird FX. The "Transmix" comes with a driving 4tothefloor groove and an italo-esqe synth bassline at the heart of the mix, while still maintaining the pittoresqe atmosphere of the original with layers of heavily mangled effects. 

On "Space Explore", ROTCIV constructs a complex slow burner, setting up an eerie atmosphere of digital soundbytes, vocal snippets, ghostly strings and fat synth pads on top of a cosmic disco groove. 

Lastly, Das Komplex remixes "Your Highness", adding a classic disco groove with lots of analog percussion, funky guitars and a quirky synth bass-sequence, creating instant euro-disco nostalgia.

Out on vinyl & digital on Sept. 25th, 2020
Copyright by Luv Shack Records
Distributed by Wordandsound

Magic Silk #2 EP

Jak Można Nie Mówić O Pesymiźmie

Das Komplex - Jak Można Nie Mówić O Pesymiźmie

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The Confidence Man (Justin Robertson's Deadstock 33s Remix)

Andrew Weatherall