I would love to know the name of this track wowowow

Here comes another genre-bending 12" knockout on our 'Cheesy Lover' sublabel: Donnie Moustaki delivers a melange of jazz-infused disco garnished with hip hop and a pinch of house on top. A combination of sampling and synths with the tender voice of Imaginary Friend on the A-side and a wired keys inferno with XCVIII on the B-side. Remixes from Bremen based Warpath & Ranko and Scissorwork from Bristol on top. Rumor has it weed and the spheres of the universe were also involved in making this EP.

comes as handstamped vinyl with comic Donnie drawn by the 12-year-old Ben the Pen (instagram.com/ben_the_pen_) & digital

Release: October, 7th 2021
Sticker Design: Sam Tomson
Mastering: Get Lifted

https://blaqnumbers.bandcamp.com/album/donnie-moustaki-no-signal-ep-cheesylover002

https://soundcloud.com/blaq-numbers
https://soundcloud.com/donniemoustaki
https://soundcloud.com/xcviii_co
https://soundcloud.com/rasty-ranko
https://soundcloud.com/almightywarpath

PREMIERE: Donnie Moustaki feat. XCVIII - Channel 67 (Ranko & Warpath Remix) [blaq numbers]

House Violence & Yoshi Horino - Illusory 
FuFu Records
Release date:　16-Dec-2021

Japanese spirited producer “House Violence” (House Cookin’, White Deer, etc) and “Yoshi Horino” who’s the label head of UNKNOWN season collaborate! And they release the new track on FuFu Records in Hong Kong. It’s a special dreamy, deep and a bit Detroitish cut with old-school vibe!

HSM PREMIERE | House Violence & Yoshi Horino - Illusory [FuFu Records]

Produced by Genius Of Time (Arkajo & Dorisburg) 
Artwork: Ventral Is Golden 
Mastering : Michelle Grinser / Manmade 
Lacquer Cut : Michelle Grinser / Manmade 
Manifacturing : Vinyl De Paris 
Distribution : Yoyaku


As two differing sides to the emotive spectrum, there is plenty here to dive into, and helps to serve us up very nicely indeed to their latest effort, ‘Sunswell’, their first record together in three years. Inkeeping with their most recent efforts, the duo waste no time in bringing forward some truly special vibes, with the title track kicking things off in spectacular fashion. Simmering, engrossing synths start preceedings, before a delightful breakbeat slides into view underneath, with 90s leaning vocal samples fuelling the momentum as we slide onwards and upwards. The additional key work which comes into view around the half way mark ensures that the heart and the soul are both very much fulfilled.

Buy Vinyl

A1 - Genius Of Time - Sunswell [OATH006]

DC Promo Tracks #973: "Mojada "(Das Komplex Pineapple Bonus Mix) by Balearic Ensemble is part of the release "Mediterraneo EP" on Balearic Ensemble @balearicensemble  

Buy Now: https://balearicensemble.bandcamp.com/album/mediterraneo-ep 

More Promo Tracks: https://www.dreamchimney.com/promo

DC Promo Tracks #973: Balearic Ensemble "Mojada" (Das Komplex Pineapple Bonus Mix)

HDSN : Here Today Gone Tomorrow
BUY LINK: https://www.deejay.de/HDSN_Here_Today_Gone_Tomorrow_WMPTH003_Vinyl__991621
Label: We Must Protect This House 
https://soundcloud.com/hdsn_music

BUY LINK

PREMIERE : HDSN - Here Today Gone Tomorrow

Following a stunning debut LP on Planet Trip in 2021 @twoends offers up a glorious EP for Shades Of Sound Recordings. Comprised of three original tracks that are rich in colourful melodies and dreamy textures, drifting beautifully between deep house energy and a warm downtempo feeling. Remixes come in the form of a gorgeous blissed out rework from LOVA while Joe Morris offers up both a shimmering downtempo mix and a deeper club cut.

PREMIÈRE: Two Ends - Crossings (Joe Morris Dawn Break Mix)

Nico Lahs - Ancestors Call Part 2
BUY LINK: https://nicolahs.bandcamp.com/album/ancestors-call-part-2
Label: Omena (https://soundcloud.com/omena-records)
https://soundcloud.com/nico-lahs

By now Nicola Loporchio aka Nico Lahs has a discography that has become respected and sought after among DJs and music lovers in dance music across the globe.

Whether it be deep, atmospheric, jackin' or jazz-flecked deep house, it's all firmly rooted in house music tradition, something that Nico Lahs masters with ease.
With releases on labels like Moods & Grooves, Delusions Of Grandeur, Ovum, HotMix, Adeem plus many more, he shows no sign in slowing down either.

Ancestors Call is a musical story told in two parts. Filled with melodic and spiritual deep house, sitting somewhere between classic deep house and the spiritual end of house royalty Ron Trent's output.

Just like his previous releases Nico is a producer that has both the confidence to blend late night deep house vibes with soulful dance floor magic. It's house music that is very honest.

Part 2 dives deeper and adds additional layers of melody that tie the whole release firmly together. With Nico Lahs talented songwriting, his evolution is endless and bright...

Ancestors Call is something you listen to from start to finish, each song building a musically expansive story

PREMIERE : Nico Lahs - Dancing Stars

BUY LINK: https://cosmocitiesrecords.bandcamp.com/album/denshi-ongaku-no-bigaku-the-aesthetics-of-japanese-electronic-music-vol-1
V/A - Denshi Ongaku No Bigaku / 電子音
Label: Cosmocities Records (https://soundcloud.com/user-796466527)
https://soundcloud.com/ken-ishii-70drums  https://soundcloud.com/ken-ishii-presents-m-h-f

Still on and about after years of the most intense crate digging, gem mining, desperate head-scratching and avid schooling, thirsty as ever for the next musical thrill to wrap our ears and brains around, here comes the fruit of our life-long love story with Japanese electronics, Denshi Ongaku No Bigaku Vol. 1 and Vol.2. From the soul-fulfilling first crush felt upon hearing the iconic soundtrack of ‘Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence’ by Ryuichi Sakamoto onto our release of Inner Science ‘Cosmo Tracks’, through the life-affirming sets of Laurent Garnier at Dijon’s seminal club, l’An-fer, which have at all times nurtured and expanded our taste for Easternmost delicacies, the influence of Japanese music on our vision and endeavours was paramount to the development of our catalogue, whether directly or indirectly. 

This first volume gets the ball rolling with a fine assortment of mostly ambient, electronica and deep house-focussed joints. Draped in organic membranes and ASMR-like synth tapestries, K. Inoue’s nu-agey opener ‘Em Paz’ takes us on a ride across the most serene dreamscapes. Jazzing up these lush and oneiric coastal vibes, Gabby & Lopez ‘Drive form the Miracle’ merges a sense of Californian psychedelia with a straight out hard-bop swing. No stranger to our catalogue, Inner Science returns to serve up a crystalline slice of laid-back house on a mystique-imbued tip he holds the secret to. Flip it over and here comes Aquarium with the splendidly immersive ‘Rainy Night in Shibuya’, which very much feels like wandering amidst its neon-upholstered streets and swarming hallways in a bubble of your own. 

Naohito Uchiyama treats us to a synth-drenched nocturnal ballad with the ‘80s-inflected vibes of ’Shugetsu’, whereas Keta Ra cuts a path of ethereal sublimation via the mischievously fun and bouncy balearic lounge of ‘equals’. Masterly crafted by Yuu Udagawa, ‘Infinite Possibility’ eases us in a realm where weightless pop and low-slung abstract hip-hop combine to further exhilarating effect. All in harp-driven brittleness and velveteen sub-bass stealth, Noah ‘Gemini - Mysterious Lot’ has us drifting to a lavishly orchestrated headspace, laying down an impressive work on textures and arrangements. All in on the sedated drip-tease flex, Sauce81 ’Sign of Secret Love’ is a blast of freaky hedonism, just as ready to cast its hypnotic spell down the sweatbox as it was upon its original release ten years ago.

Languid jacking house tune ’Tai+Dai’ from Keita Sano blows the winds of discoid luvin’ across the room with its impeccable balance of sharp, glimmering synthwork and driving bass onslaughts from the depths. An odd slice of reshuffled folk music, Waltz ‘Folkesta’ makes for some eerie invitation of sorts, enchanting and spookily haunting in equal measure. Back to a fevered, hip-swaying mindset, Kuniyuki hi-NRG jazz number ‘Free’ is an absolute wonder of piano and drums-driven boogie, cut from the same cloth as some of Blue Note’s finest Cuban jazz classics. Rounding off the package, Japanese legend Ken Ishii’s version of Larry Heard’s house Hall-of-Famer ‘Can You Feel It’ is pure bliss in a can, tailored to turn any crowd into a shapeless cloud of balmy euphoria and universal love, whatever the place or time.

PREMIERE : Ken Ishii - Can You Feel It (feat. Metropolitan Harmonic Formulas and Naruyoshi Kikuchi)

Live recording at Radio Tempo Não Pára (02.09.2023)

Artist: @dogagez

Gez @ Radio TNP 02.09.2023

Here comes ARTESIAN MIX 002 from bossman Emre Can Swim, who takes the BPM down a notch, laying down prime cuts of dubby house and techno straight from the secret vaults of soundcloud. Listen close and you might just catch a glimpse of what’s to come from Emre Can soon on Artesian Sounds.

@emrecanswim

ARTESIAN MIX 002 : Emre Can Swim

Taken from 'The Night Land Remixed'
18/05/18 - smarturl.it/thenightand-remixed

Dins El Llit - Superpitcher Remix
The Ghosts Hood - Samo DJ Remix
Brutal Chugga Chugga - L.B. Dub Corp Remix
Loser’s Hymn - Powder Remix

Talaboman - The Ghosts Hood - Samo DJ Remix

Izmir / London based label 
run by @dialogg & @emrecanswim

contact ~ hello@artesiansounds.com

distributed by kudos distribution

ARTESIAN MIX 002 : Emre Can Swim

Artesian Sounds

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