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In celebration of International Women's Day 2021 all proceeds from this release will go directly to charities working with queer people of colour, refugees and sex workers in Berlin.

Special thanks to all the artists involved in this project, VASE for mastering and Daisy Does Tattoos for the artwork.

Tracks uploaded in low bitrate please purchase at:
https://radiantlove.bandcamp.com/album/radiant-love-iwd-comp-vol-2
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Roza Terenzi & D.Tiffany - Melting Ladies

For our newest release, Animalia enters a new and exciting realm, with four fun, teched out, minimal grooves from local producer Dolly ( @dollllly ). Formerly known as Udmo, the producer made a name for himself in the local scene with a pair of beautiful ambient releases on local imprint Analogue Attic. Now has come the time for Dan to reveal his cheeky, more dance-floor oriented side, under the new alias.  Four tracks for different moods, keeping in line with Animalia's melodic flavour... all inviting a sense of euphoria and dance-floor bliss.

A1: Bass Xerts
A2: Organ Lab
B1: Don't Forget the Moonscreen
B2: Mellow Fellow (Slo Mix)

Artist: Dolly (Daniel Olivierus, Melbourne/ Naarm, Australia)
Title: Don't Forget the Moonscreen
Format: 12”
Distributed by: Clone (Rotterdam, NL)
Artwork by: Fenna Schilling (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Design by Tara Sydney (Sydney/ Eora, Australia)
Mastered by Mark Klon (Berlin, Germany)
Release date: 2nd February 2022

Vinyl available via our Bandcamp + Clone, Oneyewitness, Redeye, Decks, Deejay, Juno and more.

Digital via: animalialabel.bandcamp.com/album/dont-forget-the-moonscreen

Dolly - Don't Forget the Moonscreen (Previews)

Melbourne based artist Dashiell debuts on Felt Sense Records with five hazy cuts, including a remix from Salt Mines co-founder Rudolf C. Dashiell is a Melbourne born and raised DJ & Producer and a member of production group Menage alongside Sam Brickel, who released a track on Kia's Animalia imprint back in June 2020. Dashiell is a devotee to glitch & minimal musical styles, which shine through in his 'Going Nowhere Fast' EP on Melbourne label Felt Sense Records. The EP features a collection of tracks recorded over several years in some of Dash's ever-evolving bootleg studio setups like laundry spaces, and leaky tin sheds. The EP opener 'Aspect' sees Dashiell invite Steeplejack artist Sam Brickell to feature. The track offers fluttering grooves, hypnotic pads and spacey, humming low frequencies before 'Going Nowhere Fast' lays down breaky rhythms, tripped-out fx and twinkling synths underneath. Up next, 'Oxy' takes things into minimal territories as the shimmering bassline fuse delicately with moody textures and dubbed-out vibrations whilst 'Scratching The Surface' features ambient atmospheres, breezy soundscapes and glistening melodies. To finish, Berlin-based Australian producer and Co-Founder of the Salt Mines label rolls out a loopy remix of 'Going Nowhere Fast' as he blends trippy electronics and murky tonality.

Going Nowhere Fast

PREMIERE : Dashiell feat. Sam Brickel - Aspect

The label’s inaugural release has techy, playfully modern-sounding tracks with a serious edge and a decent amount of bleeps. The A-Side opens with a springy, chirpy, minimal tech groover by Berlin-based Rudolf C.

OS Premiere 
www.originssound.com/premiere 

Release Date: 
15th October 2021

Artist Name - Rudolf C
EP Name - Suziva1
Cat Number - Suziva1
Track Name - Life In The Petri Dish
Label - Suzi

Follow: 
https://www.instagram.com/rudolf_cee/
https://soundcloud.com/rudolf-c
https://www.instagram.com/suzilabel/
https://soundcloud.com/suzilabel

We want to hear your new music. If you have something you want us to listen to, please email danielle@originssound.com

OS Premiere: Rudolf C - Life In The Petri Dish [Suzi]

The cheeky A2 from our forthcoming release by Naarm/Melbourne local @dollllly

Pre-orders available now via our Bandcamp, Clone, One eye Witness and more.

dollly.bandcamp.com/album/dont-forg…-the-moonscreen

A2: Dolly - Organ Lab

The dreamy B1 from our forthcoming release by Naarm/Melbourne local Dolly.

Pre-orders available now via our Bandcamp, Clone, One eye Witness and more.

dollly.bandcamp.com/album/dont-forg…-the-moonscreen

Pre-order

B1: Dolly - Don't Forget The Moonscreen

The enchanting A1 from our forthcoming release by Naarm/Melbourne local @dollllly 

Pre-orders available now via our Bandcamp, Clone, One eye Witness and more.

https://dollly.bandcamp.com/album/dont-forget-the-moonscreen

A1: Dolly - Bass Xertz

https://soundcloud.com/ambien-baby

PRESALE VINYL:
https://one-eye-witness.com/release/1654679033/Ambien-Baby-Taste-The-Bass

PRESALE DIGITAL:
https://itsdelicaterecords.bandcamp.com/album/taste-the-bass

A Delicate degustation for the finer palette, Taste the Bass is the latest seasonal sound delicacy via your favourite dysfunktional deep throb duo Ambien Baby. Stepping up their songwriting skillz and staying true to their heady primal sophistication, Nap & D.Tiff indulge in vocal explorations laced throughout 4 tracks, cries of couplet writing and hints of daring duets lingering on the lips.  The hypnotic electroclashed EBM is served with superior rhythmic complexity and sonic depth, as per usual, niche on the streets ~ screech in the sheets.
A heartfelt ode to the synthesizer that first bound them together, passion, rage & a reminder to never-ever forget to groove; all four songs come prepped rave ready, mise en plus! Clean, mean inspired techno leaning freakouts that nail that midrange tempo, filled to the brim with that special ingredient no pretenders can purchase. A raw audio feast fit for the gods… although it took God 7 days to create the earth and Ambien Baby created this in 4.

Ambien Baby “Taste The Bass”
DR003
Format: 12” Vinyl & Digital
Distributed by One Eye Witness
Mastering by Marco @ Analogcut 
Artwork by Sophia
Copy by Katie Campbell

Ambien Baby - Taste The Bass [DR003]

@spiritmirrormix Gabriola - "Spirit Mirror" (w/booklet) in stores now

direct from IoAT - https://instituteofadvancedthinking.net/product/gabriola-spirit-mirror-12-pre-order/

bandcamp - https://magicwire.bandcamp.com/album/spirit-mirror

NOW CLOSE YOUR EYES, PAUSE QUIETLY
FOR A FEW MOMENTS, AND BE HERE NOW.
ATTUNE YOURSELF WITH YOURSELF AND THE
UNIVERSE AND, SO, WITH ALL OF US.
IF YOU ARE MOVED BY THE SPIRIT,
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THE SPIRIT WITH US.

MAGIC019 - Gabriola "Spirit Mirror"

@s-o-n-s

Tracklist:
A. Tteugeopge
B1. Psychic Link
B2. Snow White And The Seven Mushrooms

Junction Forest is a new label operated by Junction Records Store, out of Seoul. The first release is from our associate Tim a.k.a S.O.N.S and is a trance 3-tracker with a few twists.
It is titled after an (in)famous forest in the middle of Seoul, straightforwardly called... Seoul Forest.

Some words from S.O.N.S about the release:

So I got some complains about my last album, reportedly containing no danceable tracks,
"I tried to play it out and everybody left" said one angry customer. "I thought it sounded fine but it clears the floor 100%" wrote another one.

Well this time I took a different approach.

On the A side, you get Tteuggeopge (meaning "Hot" in Korean) - it's a mixture of acid techno and psy-trance breakdowns, with some vocal samples taken from an old Korean movie, a jazz intro and a long 9.09minutes build up (figures are never chosen randomly) which I hope won't let the dancefloor unmoved - if you dare to play it!
On the flip you get the ambient version... no! I was joking! you get 2 other trance tracks
Psychic Link is a mixture of Hard & Goa Trance sounds with breakbeats samples & a surprising deep tribal interlude in the middle to cool down the room for a minute.
And finally Snow White And The Seven Mushrooms is an angry bad tripping tribute to 90s progressive house sounds. Like if Robin S took too much acid and is haunted by some supernatural creatures.

[PREMIERE] Tteugeopge - S.O.N.S. | Junction Forest [2022]

@mariiinmusic
@lapserecords

The second release on Lapse records welcomes UK Tech House mainstay Len Lewis, who’s extensive catalogue of club music stretches across the last few decades, along with newly appraised London based DJ and producer Mariiin. The split EP supports a four track selection of old and new head down club music touching different moods.

The B side spans a more contemporary 4x4 influenced thread of this style that circles closer to the outer rims of techno and acid. The Italian born producer joins the label with the “Snake Is Changing It’s Skin” and “Impasse” which continue fittingly to carve their signature sound, a style consistent in their early releases on the likes of BPR and EYA Records and across their DJ sets as Pleasure Club resident.

https://lapserecords.bandcamp.com/album/lapse002

Out November 10th 2022

LAPSE002

pi pi pi premiere: Mariiin - The Snake Is Changing Its Skin (LAPSE002)

Preorder
https://www.one-eye-witness.com/release/1675775011/Kasra-V-Hyperdelic-EP 
https://radiant-records.bandcamp.com/album/kasra-v-hyperdelic-ep

A1. Voice Note To Self
A2. Voice Note To Self (Byron Yeates & Roza Terenzi Remix)
B1. Vesper
B2. Night Prime
B3. Warm Up Great

@kasra-v @byronyeates @roza-terenzi

Kasra V’s Hyperdelic EP, his first release on Radiant Records, showcases the producer’s attentive ear for textural and rhythmic play. His last EP from 2018, Akasa, was a collection of dreamy, break-driven pieces, and a more ambient collaboration with Dopplereffekt; timbre and meticulously tuned sonics were also in focus then, but we now hear a reduction of form, and with it, a saturation of style.

“Voice note to self” kicks off the EP with a boom-bap drum loop. The rhythm continues as percussive elements are added and removed, adhering to the groove and its growing complexity. A warm bassline chugs along, pitched vocals mumble into the static, and an ascendant pad begins to give the track a gorgeous depth: a horizon. Following is a remix of the same track by Byron B. Yeates and Roza Terenzi, adapting certain samples from Kasra V’s production and looping them up to a brisk 142 BPM. As can be expected from these two, the kick’s punchy 4/4 structure is buttressed by crisp percussion and clever, unexpected rhythms.

On the B-side, “Vesper” takes us back to downtempo. Bumping on at around 80 BPM, Kasra V builds upon a drum-machine loop with processed percussion samples: a snare-roll one could hear in a jungle track, chopped claps panning across the break, and so on. And the slow, warm gurgle of an 808 comes in just at the point of fracture, holding it all together. “Night Prime” extends the EP’s principle of a drum loop serving as the skeleton – with greater drama, somehow. Like in “Voice note to self”, we hear vocal samples, but here  they swerve in and out of clarity; we break into unexpected moments of silence, and the loop restarts; 3 minutes in, a huge, minor piano chord breaks upon the track like dusk. “Warm up great” closes the EP with the blend of left-field groove and dissonance one might associate with Future Sound of London or early work of The Chemical Brothers. The textures and tunings of each sample are so dense, so delicious, Kasra V lets us savour them for the last 20 seconds of the EP, lost in the reverb of a singly struck piano key.

KASRA V
Title: HYPERDELIC EP
Cat: RADIANTLOVE006
Format: 12”
Distributed: ONE EYE WITNESS
Mastered: MARCO PELLEGRINO
Artwork: YENNY JRANT
Text: NAT MARCUS

KASRA V - HYPERDELIC EP

@kasra-v
@radiantrecords

Kasra V’s Hyperdelic EP, his first release on Radiant Records, showcases the producer’s attentive ear for textural and rhythmic play. His last EP from 2018, Akasa, was a collection of dreamy, break-driven pieces, and a more ambient collaboration with Dopplereffekt; timbre and meticulously tuned sonics were also in focus then, but we now hear a reduction of form, and with it, a saturation of style.

“Voice note to self” kicks off the EP with a boom-bap drum loop. The rhythm continues as percussive elements are added and removed, adhering to the groove and its growing complexity. A warm bassline chugs along, pitched vocals mumble into the static, and an ascendant pad begins to give the track a gorgeous depth: a horizon. Following is a remix of the same track by Byron B. Yeates and Roza Terenzi, adapting certain samples from Kasra V’s production and looping them up to a brisk 142 BPM. As can be expected from these two, the kick’s punchy 4/4 structure is buttressed by crisp percussion and clever, unexpected rhythms.

On the B-side, “Vesper” takes us back to downtempo. Bumping on at around 80 BPM, Kasra V builds upon a drum-machine loop with processed percussion samples: a snare-roll one could hear in a jungle track, chopped claps panning across the break, and so on. And the slow, warm gurgle of an 808 comes in just at the point of fracture, holding it all together. “Night Prime” extends the EP’s principle of a drum loop serving as the skeleton – with greater drama, somehow. Like in “Voice note to self”, we hear vocal samples, but here they swerve in and out of clarity; we break into unexpected moments of silence, and the loop restarts; 3 minutes in, a huge, minor piano chord breaks upon the track like dusk. “Warm up great” closes the EP with the blend of left-field groove and dissonance one might associate with Future Sound of London or early work of The Chemical Brothers. The textures and tunings of each sample are so dense, so delicious, Kasra V lets us savour them for the last 20 seconds of the EP, lost in the reverb of a singly struck piano key.

pi pi pi premiere: Kasra V - Voice Note To Self (Radiant Love)

Experimenting with some old samples and new beats.

Rhythmiic - It Will Maake Me Crazy  (Future Garage Remix)

The heavenly B1 from our forthcoming 12" by @okegmusic

Vinyl available via our Bandcamp + Clone, Oneyewitness, Redeye, Decks, Deejay, Juno and more.

Digital via: animalialabel.bandcamp.com/album/prismatic-spring

B1: OK EG - Phase Transition

deeper sounds from australia & beyond
record label/ mix series/ events by @kia-sydney

-- not currently accepting demos or mix submissions

* operating on the stolen land of the wurundjeri people. sovereignty was never ceded.

sublabel / @cirruslabel 

distributed by @clone-distribution

artists
@brickel
@dashiell
@pascalsone
@menagerecords
@okegmusic
@dollllly
@undergroundcityloop
@billusmoon
@loiflan
@priori-ties
@secondcousins
@commandd
@zaraolsen
@gnatenko

B1: OK EG - Phase Transition

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