I like the atmosphere of the guitar sound of the intro.

From the vault, rmx'd and remastered.

Tori Amos sample.

Loving my UA Apollo! Also managed to bring an old hard drive (an important one) back for just long enough to retrieve the data so enjoying digging through it, so many tracks I'd completely forgotten.

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'Sunset In the Deep End' is the  new album from @Yppah, out February 07, 2020 on @FutureArchiveRecordings.

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Future Archive Recordings is excited to bring this long anticipated follow up to 2015’s Tiny Pause. Having just returned home after a successful European tour with fellow Future Archive Recordings’ artists Blockhead and Arms and Sleepers, Joe Corrales Jr – aka Yppah – is straight back to it with the brand-new single Shot Into The Sun and the announcement of a brand new album Sunset in the Deep End. Yppah’s ever growing penchant for fusing alternative, shoegaze and indie guitar textures to crisp hip-hop beats has seen his work used in high profile TV syncs such as CSI and House as well as video games such as Alone In The Dark.

Shot Into The Sun is another example of this, utilizing shimmering dream pop guitar lines a-la The XX or Interpol with the dub-roll rhythms of classic 90s groups like Massive Attack and Portishead. It is perfect cinematic territory, with emotive bass-pad providing deep, far stretching beds for all the delay and reverb on those high frequencies to carry you away into a dream.

Recording so many instruments live and on his own, Yppah manages to connect with his listeners more than his peers; there’s a real sense of conversation; he’s in the room with you, not detached, like so many sample-based producers. This is organic, deep and personal late-night music from a master of the craft.

This is a vital point in Yppah’s career and narrative. Making the move from Ninja Tune and Counter Records to the new imprint Future Archive Recordings comes at a pivotal point in his private life. With relationships ending and new beginnings abound, he took four years with over 60 sketches and demos before picking the final ten cuts that would form the new album – a signifier that Yppah’s path is wide open and possibilities are all around him. A new creative energy seems to have infected the record, connecting to the world of Future Archive Recordings and the tight-knit artist community they have fostered. With other key Ninja Tune alumni Blockhead – as well as the label-founding members Arms and Sleepers, Sun Glitters, Little People, and CNJR – Yppah now has a stable to let loose from once again. With North American and European tours in support of the new record, 2020 is set to be his biggest year yet.
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Sunset In The Deep End

Soft Reset

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Yppah - Soft Reset

excerpt from an improvisation which had previously been streamed via MoonRoq - 
now also available as a free download from my bandcamp page
https://ulrichschnauss.bandcamp.com/album/improvisation-5-improvisation-6

Improvisation #5​/​Improvisation #6

Freebie: Improvisation #5 (Excerpt)- Full Version available via Bandcamp

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It Was The Robot

The world comes to a halt, and everything stands still. On Toby Whyle’s debut single “No One Moves” he approaches a phenomenon artists are often somewhat hesitant to address: writer’s block. He ponders the numbing feeling of helplessness when ideas just wouldn’t come to him for weeks. The only way out of his dilemma was to explore the nature of inspiration itself. What does it mean to be inspired? To have ideas – or to lack them?

Then suddenly, as the sky swiftly clears up, inspiration begins to flow. Something happens, something so hard to put into words yet so easy to be entranced by. When in a brief moment of equilibrium, worries and euphoria seem to be perfectly balanced. You can almost feel the air crackling and sizzling with energy. An impulse that sets everything in motion – and it flows.

https://www.tobywhyle.com/

No One Moves

Asteroid 2467

Afterglow

Stream: https://lnk.to/sojua-ep

"Tempelhof" by Sojua, the solo project of Josh Burgess of Yumi Zouma. Sojua's debut EP is out February 19, 2021. 

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http://www.cascine.us/

Tempelhof

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Sea Oleena - Lost Song (Yearoface' Multisphere Mix)

Asta Hiroki - Slumber (feat. Dontmesswithjuan)

The new single out 19.2.21 via Jalapeno Records

Stream/Buy: https://AstaHiroki.lnk.to/Slumber

Slumber (feat. Dontmesswithjuan)

New Ulrich Schnauss & Jonas Munk single out now. Available on Bandcamp, official video on Youtube. Get it here: azurevistarecords.bandcamp.com

"First new music from Ulrich Schnauss & Jonas Munk in four years. "Asteroid 2467" is the first single off the forthcoming collaborative full length (their third), coming out in spring 2021. "Asteroid 2467 (single version)" is an edited version of an album track, whereas "Afterglow" is exclusive to this release.

Ambient and introspective in nature, but with a kinetic, polyrhythmic energy pushing it forward. There's a floating quality to Ulrich's synthesizer washes and Munk's guitar patterns, yet the two tracks are anchored by pulse and compositional direction. The duo brings their individual strengths to the table, yet the music transcends any of their previous work conceptually. There are echoes of blissed-out new age music and kosmische from the 1970s and 1980s, as well as traces of shoegaze-era abstraction and leftfield electronica. But ultimately there's no off-the-rack category that fits it. It exists in its own rarefied space."

Ulrich Schnauss & Jonas Munk: Asteroid 2467 (single Version)

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Ulrich Schnauss & Jonas Munk: Asteroid 2467 (single Version)

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