Alejandro LH - Yourman (Original Mix)

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Sarp Ozaydin - Can't Get Enough (Andrey Djackonda Remix) (Snippet)

Denni Kindred, the chart-topping producer, DJ, and label head who creates under the name of Longstocking, is back with another epic release on her steadily ascending Feral One Records. This time with the label’s first compilation, the massive, 12-track, Seattle Volume 1.

Since launching the label back in July, Kindred has honored the city of Seattle with every release. Seattle is a city with a music history as rich as it is influential, but one that is often overlooked today.

That’s where Kindred comes in. People remember the heyday of the 90s and 00s in Seattle, but she is making sure people will remember the new 20s.

Artists like her are expanding the Seattle dance scene’s reputation as a hub for sonic and human inclusivity. She sees it as her duty to continue that expansion, and she is doing so by giving artists within that scene a chance to be themselves as both humans and creators.

With this one compilation, she’s given that chance to 11 artists of different styles and backgrounds, but it all starts with her, and her new single, “Hey Seattle.” 

Within the first few seconds, the sounds of the Emerald City fade in. Rain, airplanes, seagulls. Audio snapshots that represent the coexistence of natural and manmade elements, a contrast that defines the progression of the song as light saxophone samples bounce off of grueling synth countermelodies.

Emuh returns to Feral One on Seattle Volume 1 as well with a deep house sweet treat entitled “Skin.” The music is as smooth as it is sensual, and Rachel Vick takes her opportunity to deliver honesty in her vocal work. Anyone who’s been through the winter in Seattle knows how much thinking gets done as the rain continues to fall. Put on this track for some ideal thinking grooves.

But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room on the compilation for party tracks, as Tony H—the Dirtybird and Space Yacht signee as well as Seattle migrant—provides some of his A+ basslines on “Lemme See.” No matter how generic tech house becomes, everyone can rely on Tony H. to bring legitimacy to the subgenre. The track is simple, funky, and dance-move-inducing. A tried and true recipe for success. 

Just as any kind of producer has a place in Seattle as long as they show up with kindness and authenticity, there is a place for all kinds of music on Seattle Volume 1. Disco, house, electronica, juke, melodic techno, it’s all in there and it all makes sense together. 

In truth, before this compilation, there has never been a collection of music from Seattle electronic artists of this magnitude. But after people hear these beats, it surely won’t be the last.

Buy on Beatport:
https://www.beatport.com/release/seattle-volume-1/3930986

Premiere: Jesse Leer - Coin Trick [Feral One Records]

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Episode 117

Resident DJ D-nice is on mix duties this week, supplying us with an hour of groovy old school house

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Parlour Radio 117 | D-Nice

Mixed for Housesick Podcast with @georgefill

Guest Mix Tracklist:
1. Soulfuledge -Can’t Wait (Brs Remix)
2. Atmos Groove – Moon Resort
3. Joren Edwards – Funkaholic
4. Eddie Richards – Feel the Music
5. Mike Sharon – Baby
6. Marsolo – Hit Ya
7. Timothy – Shibui (Polar NL Remix)
8. Elinov – Best for Me
9. Den Haas – Keep Me
10. Chris Stussy – Seeing & Believing (DJOKO Remix)
11. Danny Snowden – Can You Reach
12. Sidney Charles – Pulse
13. Hidde van Wee – 3AM

Housesick 008: GUEST MIX by FILL

We are thrilled to unveil our first V.A. release, showcasing a diverse range of electronic sounds that seamlessly blend deep house grooves with 90s vibes and minimalistic flourishes. 
Immerse yourself in the captivating sonic journey with the sounds of Lee Onel, Francisco Tettamanti, Max Haas, Moglis, Andrew Azara, Soulfreq, and Ezequiel G. 
From start to finish, this carefully crafted selection of tracks is sure to delight and captivate music lovers of all kinds.

Pre order: https://haasrecords.bandcamp.com/album/haas-records-v-a

Release date 10th June

Tracklist:

00.00 - Lee Onel - Venom 
03.00 - Francisco Tettamanti - Switching Moods
06.00 - Max Haas - Picture This
09.00 - Moglis - The Same Way
12.00 - Andrew Azara - Moody Operator
15.00 - Soulfreq - Step by Step
18.00 - Ezequiel G - Downtown

HRVA001 feat. Lee Onel, Francsico Tettamanti, Max Haas, Moglis, Andrew Azara, Soulfreq & Ezequiel G

Materialise

Jampikid - Materialise (Original Mix)

Get this track here: https://miskin.bandcamp.com/album/orbital-ep

Thomas Miskin - Orbital

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