Artist: Amarcord
Remixer: Alan Dixon
Title: Don't Be Sad It's Over, Be Happy Cause It Happened
Label: Me Me Me
Cat: MMM21
Genre: Eletrônica
Release Date: 11/03/2021
Buy Link: https://www.beatport.com/release/age-of-intimacy/3292591

Amarcord debut for Me Me Me this March with ‘Age Of Intimacy’ featuring a remix from Running Back alum, Alan Dixon. After well-received releases on labels such as Ombra International, Correspondant, ROAM and AEON, Italy's Amarcord kicks off 2021 with a new EP on Man Power's Me Me Me label including a remix from Love Attack boss Alan Dixon. Amarcord is just at the beginning of his exploration into the sonic world with ‘Age Of Intimacy’ showcasing his flair for producing dynamic, synth-driven tracks influenced by the cosmic quirks of the 80s.

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PREMIERE: Amarcord - Don't Be Sad It's Over, Be Happy Cause It Happened (Alan Dixon Rmx) [MeMeMe]

Teamworks EP

Crème Brûlée

Watergate 28 EP #2

Macrodosing

A Story of Italo Disco, Indie Dance, Slow Motion, New Wave, Breakbeat ...is now starting

INCOMING : Austher & Naranja  - Opposite Forces (Original Mix) #Ulla
Release date : 2023-04-28

BUY Link --> https://ullarecords.bandcamp.com/album/va-shifted-frequencies-ulla008

For our two years anniversary we wanted to treat you with something special, our first physical release, on vinyl !

Now you know our mojo : to explore that 80s inspired, wonky disco sound, in all its shapes and forms !
From Italo to acid, EBM or New Wave, we wanted to showcase some of the multiple facets of the label, our interpretation of these « Shifted Frequencies ». Between France, Italy, UK & Germany, we gathered a fine selection of talented artists, a mix of familiar faces and new encounters.

We’re thrilled to welcome Younger Than Me and REES for the first time on the label, and equally so to have Alberto Melloni back with us, alongside label founders Austher and Naranja. All together, they captured some fragments of our shifted frequencies.

This one's for you dancers !

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INCOMING : Austher & Naranja  - Opposite Forces (Original Mix) #Ulla

Buy/stream: https://kompakt.fm/releases/the_super_album_remixe

Hot on the heels of his recent “The Super Album”, our favorite seafarer is back with a delicious round of remixes. Frau Blau head honcho KADOSH takes “About Love feat Speakwave” to darker disco territories. Rome’s WHITESQUARE gives “Shifting Basslines feat Chicks on Speed” a powerful 90s progressive house inspired spin. Last but not least, the Las Vegas duo THIRD CULTURE (aka Sian & Sacha Robotti) are taking a swing at “I Love Watching You feat Arnaud Rebotini”, emphazising the noir EBM vibes of the original.

The Super Album (Remixe)

Shifting Basslines feat. Chicks on Speed ( Whitesquare Mix )

Captain Mustache - Shifting Basslines feat. Chicks on Speed (Whitesquare Mix)

Originally composed by FK Club featuring Eva Peel for the lyrics, this track is Badknife's reinterpretation- with his betwitching mustache, his short hair and his pimpish look -Badknife is an unusual electronic music producer. He started his career in Paris training musicians on Logic Pro and now on Live Ableton, getting his firts tracks published on HMS records . He now reveals his musical DNA between italo-disco synthetizers & analog house drum machines. We're happy to release this remix on Deviant Disco.

https://deviantdisco-music.bandcamp.com/

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Peak‑time energy meets cosmic calm—ride this melodic techno odyssey.

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The Story ➜
1 — Arrival: The Observatory that Breathes

The observatory didn’t sit on the planet so much as the planet grew around it, like a pearl grown from a grain of math. From space it was a pewter iris set in a black-salt desert. Up close, it was alive: the walls breathed, exhaling faint motes that glowed teal before dissolving into the heat.

The traveler reached the threshold at nightfall—though night here meant a subtler dimness rather than absence of light. They were called Quen, or perhaps they had chosen that name because it sounded like a question. Cloak drawn against the cold, boots whispering over mirror-smooth stone, Quen paused beneath the arch. The arch was ribbed like the underside of a mushroom cap, gilled with bioluminescence, damp with ancient condensation. The place had the hush of a cathedral and the throat-clearing hum of machinery waking from a long reconsideration.

“Authorization?” asked a voice that didn’t quite use sound.

Quen let the question hang. The observatory’s throat worked, swallowing some old echo. A thin disc of light rolled down the arch, took one lazy lap around Quen’s boots, and wobbled upright like a coin deciding whether to fall.

“Navigator,” Quen said, finally. “Cartography corps. Voluntary.”

“Voluntary,” the voice repeated, as if tasting the word for its mineral content. “Then step in, and let the engine look at you.”

Inside, corridors radiated from a central well whose surface held a patient mirror of stars. But the stars rearranged themselves when Quen approached, as if the sky engine beneath the observatory preferred to work from its own memories instead of tonight’s weather. The air smelled faintly of iron and cedar; somewhere water trickled, but it couldn’t be seen. The mirror showed a constellation Quen didn’t recognize: a lacework of hexagons threaded by gold, humming between choices.

They walked until the corridor narrowed and the light gathered into an alcove. The alcove held what passed here for a reliquary: a coin of light, half-embedded in the wall. When Quen reached for it, the coin slid free and hovered over their palm, precessing slowly. Its face had no inscription. Its edge was impossibly sharp.

“Ephemeris,” the voice said—no, not the voice: the engine itself, speaking through vibration, a bass line felt along the bones. “Not a prophecy, not a command. A schedule of where the possible intends to be.”

Quen had come for that schedule. People told different stories about why. Some said Quen wanted to find a world that had been mislaid by history—a planet erased when a war needed a place to hide a mistake. Some said Quen had lost someone. Some said both were the same story, depending on how you rotated the map.

Quen closed fingers around the coin. It stayed warm in the glove, pulsing in time with the engine’s hum. “Show me the path that arrives,” Quen said. “Not the path that repeats.”

The observatory’s ribs flexed and sighed. The mirror-well brightened. Far below, something turned—a mandala as big as a city, as elegant as a seed.

The engine began to open.

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Dear L, Got You Under My Spell

SUMMER MIND

Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/ciao/3079983
iTunes: https://music.apple.com/album/ciao/1527308884
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0gmKxWhLCQE1uJRTgZ0bcu

Premiere by Les Yeux Orange:
https://soundcloud.com/les-yeux-orange/premiere-enduro-disco-ciao-johannes-albert-remix/reposts

Early Feedback in by Black Coffee, Whomadewho, Massimiliano Pagliara, Whitesquare, Felix Da Housecat, Alinka, Fred Everything, Matthias Meyer, Rory Phillips, M.A.N.D.Y., DJ Mag France...

Enduro Disco strikes back with another distinctively different slice of electronic joy for Exploited. A cute Bollywood-reminiscent female vocal sample provides the colourful centrepiece of ‘Ciao’, where filtered, sidechained orchestral strings pulse beneath saccharine synth melody and heady FX and percussion conversations. A lazy bass groove combines with the optimistic melodies to create a dreamy, summery feel that has the innocence of childhood about it. The track builds brilliantly through shimmering percussion and fizzing chords to the most blissed-out and chilled of crescendos.
Biesmans pushes the button marked ‘Full Italo’ and sets the feel-good dial to ‘11’ on his spunky remix, pitching wiggling bass arpeggios against triumphant chords, deft ‘80s drums and spine-tingling melody. Set in this context, the vocal becomes a triumphant battle cry, and the layer upon layer of gorgeous synth magic propels the track into fist-pumping, joyous echelons.
Johannes Albert goes into a deeper disco place, lacing the languid original with flecks of gentle acidic bubbling and playful melodies. Big snare hits add a little weight to the warmth of the melodic parts, all in all making for another perfect summer jam. Instrumentals are provided to use at your discretion.

Early Feedback:
Whomadewho: Oh Yes!
Black Coffee: Thanks.
Massimiliano Pagliara: Nice remixes.
Whitesquare: Liking the Johannes Albert Remix.
Felix Da Housecat: Downloading.
Treasure Fingers: So good.
Alinka: Fantastic.
Eelke Kleijn: Great remix by Biesmans.
Matthias Meyer: Nice remix from Joris Biesmans.
Rory Phillips: All great.
M.A.N.D.Y.: Love all the versions! Great package!
Fred Everything: Nice EP.
Edu Imbernon: Another cool Biesmans Remix.
DJ Mag France: Very good EP.
Sasha: Hot stuff here. Original and Biesmans Remix.

Artist: Enduro Disco
Release: Ciao
Label: Exploited 
Cat: EXPDIGITAL206
LC: 15799
Publisher: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing
Releasedate Beatport/Spotify: 11.09.20
Releasedate I-Tunes: 25.09.20

Ciao

Ciao (Biesmans Remix)

Enduro Disco - Ciao (Biesmans Remix) I Exploited

Melokolektiv, Konvex & the Shadow are back with their second release on Hosted. Once again the two talented producers from France created a really impressive track. A unique piece of Indie Dance that welcomes onboard Ryan Konline, an amazing California based vocalist.

Honestly, "Taxi Cab" is not the typical Indie Dance track you might have heard a thousand times. This track mixes all kinds of influences which makes it so unique. There is some funk, some house, some acid, and also some indie dance on this track. 
No doubt that Ryan Konline vocal will remind you of Jamiroquai or Mayer Hawthorne. It's optimistic, joyful and honestly, we needed it to go through the upcoming winter period. "Taxi Cab" is a great one for the dancefloor but it's also something you can listen at home. 

Our home is your home. Be our guest. Be hosted.

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Taxi Cab

Taxi Cab (Original Mix)

OUT NOW : Melokolektiv, Konvex & The Shadow - Taxi Cab ft Ryan Konline (Original Mix)

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