Spring 2017

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Exit Strategy

I Killed Ramji is the debut album by Mumbai based Electronic Music group Tandav. Drawing inspiration from HipHop, Eectronica and the traditional elements of Indian music, Tandav's 25 minute EP is an organic medley of loud beats, bass, flute, violin and rap verses created by members RaVam, 9th Circle and MALFNKTION. 

Artwork created by Cyriac Varghese 

SerumHeadz by Malfnktion X Jimmyit X RaVam

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Echoes (feat. Kutle Khan)

We All Fall

Flutetronics

Longing

Space Out

_RHL - Caves (Original Mix)

Downstream

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Indigo Village

An alumni of the 2016 Red Bull Music Academy in Montréal, Ketan Bahirat AKA Oceantied boasts a genre-hopping production talent indebted to his own wide-ranging taste, which floats from post-rock and Indian classical music to footwork, New Age and beyond. His debut EP as Oceantied, Tribes, is the result of two years of work, and finds Bahirat pushing club tunes into unexpected rhythmic and instrumental directions.

Debuting here is “Streets,” a melange of detuned drums and metallic shakers snaking around a watery melody and imposing sub-bass. The track twice breaks into a spoken-word sample, highlighting Oceantied’s ear for incorporating found sounds of his native country into an undeniably forward-facing framework. Racing past 160 BPM, there’s a spiral of resonant rhythms and interlocking melodic detail, culminating in a a junglist break. “Streets,” and the Tribes EP it appears on, is yet another exciting example of Oceantied’s promising production chops.  

Tribes is out December 2nd, 2016. Pre-order here: https://oceantiedmusic.bandcamp.com/releases

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Tribes

Oceantied - Streets

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Shedding Skin

Collaboration with Argentinian producer 'Ramiro Jota'. Sampling sounds from Buenos Aires and Mumbai. The composition explores beats and bass as well as South American Tamborazo rhythms. 

Composed by MALFNKTION & Ramiro Jota
Produced by MALFNKTION

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Buenos Aires feat. Ramiro Jota

The Desert Trax aesthetic covers grooves across the BPM gamut. In pursuit of the slow house, electronica, and deep house sweet spot, From Sand to Stone calls upon Desert Trax veterans and up-and-comers alike to carefully craft rich, flowing remixes of classic tunes from the catalog in the heart-centric tempo range. The result is a gorgeous journey featuring Bellhop, Zen Baboon, and Doppel with a pair of Liquid Bloom & Poranguí reworkings along with a trifecta of tunes from newcomer Forever & Ever taking on classics from Random Rab, Mose, and label heads Desert Dwellers. On February 9, cross the spectrum From Sand to Stone.

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Zen Baboon - Chido Clara (Hacienda Mix)

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Artwork | The Dirty Astronaut

Prod. | Tre Ess
Mixing | Tre Ess 
Mastering | Tre Ess 

The origins of the track 'Flirt' begin with a jam session before a Reproduce Listening Room Session in Kolkata. Angana Ghosh, a Kolkata based singer and The Mellow Turtle aka Rishabh Lohia from Ranchi, began jamming and eventually the track ended up being part of Angana's set. After the performance, they both along with Tre Ess and National Animal developed the set further and did a 3 city tour, culminating with a performance in Ranchi. In Ranchi, Angana and The Mellow Turtle continued jamming and recorded 'Flirt' with Tre Ess producing the track. Once completed, Mellow found out that the lyrics were about Angana flirting with him and hence named it 'Flirt'.

Lyrics:

Hey, friend there, sitting down that street come and talk to me please
Hey friend there sitting down that road
come and talk to me please
cause I've been missing missing for some time 
something, missing missing
i dont know why
cause I've been missing missing for some time 
Something, missing missing 
i dont know why 
So please
sit down, talk to me please. 
And I'll tell you the things that need to be said
And I'll tell you the things that need to be said

Angana x The Mellow Turtle - Flirt

Brooklyn Shanti's remix of Karsh Kale's "Letting Go". Featuring Mandeep Sethi.
photo credit: odell.hussey.photography

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Karsh Kale - Letting Go (Brooklyn Shanti remix) feat. Mandeep Sethi

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Karsh Kale - Letting Go (Brooklyn Shanti remix) feat. Mandeep Sethi

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