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Having already impressed via a slew of releases for Correspondant, Live At Robert Johnson and his own Biologic Records, DC Salas tees up an impressive release for Futureboogie.  ‘The Weight Of Uncertainty’ EP illustrates the suave sounds that the Brussels born producer has become noted for, and comes backed with a remix from the supremely talented and always on-point I:Cube.

In its original mix, ‘The Weight Of Uncertainty’ dips into a smorgasbord of sound, as touches of Belgian New Beat slide on up against balearic disco tropes for a spectacular body & soul workout.  The legendary French disco architect and Versatile Records mainstay, I:Cube, floats in on a little fluffy cloud for a terrific ambient dance version, fuelled by the kind of IDM brain scrambling sounds once present in the DNA of producers like Carl Craig, B12, Black Dog and Autechre.

On his two other originals, DC Salas gets raw and grungy on ‘Gliding Sound’, its distorted edge adding to the drama composed by the heavy hitting synth lines and the gnarly percussive pattern, whilst ‘They Don’t See It’ introduces some dark acid elements to the chugging rhythm and steely hi-hats anchoring the tracks off-kilter melodies.

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It is with much delight that we can announce the return of the Krause. Here with the second installment of the ongoing Riotvan Edition, https://soundcloud.com/panthera-krause, as in one of the label’s most beloved mainstays, hands in his first two original productions after his 2019 full length offering „It’s a Business Doing Pleasure with You“. This two-tracker showcases everything we love about Krause, the tongue-in-cheek attitude, the anything goes approach in conjunction with anyone dances arrangements. Yet, on „Como Dada“ and „All I Want To Do“ we find him focus particularly on groove and rhythmic patterns. No doubt, two bold tunes ready to heat some floors. Leaves us thinking, what actually does he wanna do? Maybe have some fun? Well, we’ve got a feeling, he’s not the only one...

Artwork by Niklas Sagebiel. 
Mastered by Sam The Wall Studio.

Como Dada

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Panthera Krause - Como Dada [Snippet]

La referencia 80 la presenta nuestro compañero “Calystarr” este gran artista del sur de España , va mejorando a pasos agigantados su producción musical ,grande en el estudio y mejor persona, Adrian se enfoca esta vez en plantear un ep con un diseño sonoro muy basado en el sonido de los ochentas ,potentes apremios y ritmos conduntendes  para crear composiciones ricas y laboriosas a la hora de trabajar en cabina con ellas .

Cmind and James Rod , nos presentan diferentes versiones del material de Claystarr , Cmind lo lleva a su terrenos new wave mientras que James nos presenta un sonido mas undergroundn y modernos para esta version .


Esperamos que os guste.

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The reference 80 is presented by our partner "Calystarr" this great artist from the south of Spain, is improving by leaps and bounds his musical production, great in the studio and better person, Adrian focuses this time on raising an ep with a sound design very based on the sound of the eighties, powerful clenches and conduntendes rhythms to create rich and laborious compositions when working in the booth with them.

Cmind and James Rod, present different versions of Claystarr's material, Cmind takes it to his new wave terrain while James presents a more underground and modern sound for this version.


We hope you like it.

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Calystarr - Power From Universe

Psychedelic downtempo track with tribal percursions. It can tell many stories about the seas. Just close your eyes and enjoy. :)

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Buttress Records in collaboration with Black Pearl Records, is pleased to present the first remix pack of Enzo Elia Alles Paletti's album.

Phunkadelica interprets the track “Don't Let it Go” in a proto house 2.0 key, a warm and innovative sound with deep roots.

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