Hearts In A Cage

Hearts In A Cage (4hero Remix)

System Olympia_6am Romance_(bs edit)

Sugar Steps - Kamasutra

Substructure   Firewire

Vision Trail

Future Sound of Jazz, Vol. 11 (Teaser)

Salome

Remedies

Interloodle

Central Heating Instrumentals & Acapellas

Should Have Known Better (Instrumental)

Galactic Love Machine - a collaboration album between The Egg and 'Az-Ra' of lush sonic journeys into ambient, chill, dub, electronic and spaced out moogs synth, mashed up beats and slide guitar and also all things egg like, Written by Ned Scott, Maff Scott and Greg Hunter, Produced and mixed by Greg Hunter

Galactic Love Machine

The Sun Is Flat

03-The Sun Is Flat

Grow

Grow (Submotion Orchestra Remix) [feat. Leo Stannard]

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Release Date: 05/10/2020

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Anjunadeep, the renowned UK label responsible for breaking acts like Lane 8, Dusky, Yotto, Cubicolor, Ben Böhmer and Eli & Fur, present the inaugural instalment of their new downtempo compilation series ‘Reflections’. Marking the label’s 500th release, ‘Reflections Vol. 1’ features a handcrafted selection of 10 downtempo electronic cuts from the label’s biggest stars including Yotto and Lane 8, Anjunadeep breakout talents Qrion and Nox Vahn while welcoming new names PBSR, Kitput and Vár Sofandi into the fold.

Label boss James Grant explains: “electronica and chillout were what first got me into electronic music and so it’s a very natural evolution for Anjunadeep to be expanding further in that direction via this new series.”

Winning support from industry tastemakers including Phil Taggart on BBC Radio 1 and Mixmag, ‘Reflections Vol. 1’ presents a selection of new and exclusive electronic tracks, ranging from the piano-led melodies of Yotto’s ‘Maggio’, Deep 08 favourites Lane 8’s ‘Apes & Children’ and Croquet Club’s ‘Slow Mo’, both seeing a long awaited full release, alongside fresh ambient contributions and label debuts from Germany’s Kitput, London-based multi-instrumentalist PBSR and Finland’s Vár Sofandi.

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Croquet Club - Slow Mo

Blue States accidentally established themselves at the forefront of the burgeoning wave of downtempo acts way back in 1998. Their debut album 'Nothing Changes Under the Sun' was released on Memphis Industries in September 2000, stunning critics and punters alike with its glorious retro-futurism.

In 2002 the second album "Man Mountain" was released on XL Recordings, which saw Blue States up the anti somewhat with the addition of vocalist Ty Bulmer. Including a string quartet, horn section and a kids choir "Man Mountain" was an all together grander affair, the standout track being 'Season Song' which ended up on the 28 Days Later soundtrack.

Never one to try and replicate his past endeavours, the third album "The Soundings" released in 2004. With Chris Carr taking on lyrical and vocal duties The Soundings saw Blue States once again morph into something new. The layers of strings and brass were stripped back to reveal something darker and more personal.

September 2007 saw the release of the fourth album 'First Steps Into..' on Memphis Industries. For this album Andy did a Michael Palin and went full circle, returning to the ethos of Nothing Changes and becoming a one man band again. "Allies' became the standout track, with its mix of otherworldly vocals and dense strings, all wrapped up in electronic sensibility. A solely written and produced album it sonically borrows from all three previous albums.

'Sum Of The Parts' was released in 2009, an Itunes only album comprising of b-sides from all of their releases from 1998 to 2007. A new album is being concocted at the moment planned for a 2013 release.

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Blue States

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