afro elf

Manchester-based producer and Interpolate alumni @Dulha offers up an ominous post-dubstep cut with plenty of bass weight.

Read + Donate: http://bit.ly/DT002Dulha

Part of DT002, our collaborative release with UK-based collective @daytimers_uk in aid of Covid-19 relief in India.

All money raised through Bandcamp sales goes directly to Hemkunt Foundation, Goonj and Citta India, so please give generously.

Download + Donate

Dulha - Agility [4:17]

Two members of the Daytimers crew, @yourboykiran and @chandedj team up for 'Pani Puri Pirates'; a pumping ballroom cut that fuses staccato drums with chopped and screwed vocals and a melody sampled from Rufus & Chaka Khan's 'Ain't Nobody'.

Read + Donate: http://bit.ly/DT002KiranChande

Part of DT002, our collaborative release with UK-based collective @daytimers_uk in aid of Covid-19 relief in India.

All money raised through Bandcamp sales goes directly to Hemkunt Foundation, Goonj and Citta India, so please give generously.

yourboykiran x Chandé - Pani Puri Pirates [3:28]

Taken from Hypna (@hypna_52) new EP Nylon Hood, out September 3, 2021.

Read: https://bit.ly/3B7sk9t
Pre-order: https://bit.ly/3DiK6J4

This September, Hypna (pronounced hip-nah) unleashes a 5-deep EP of true-to-form, meticulously crafted club tracks. A singular sound—previously heard on forward-facing label Insert—Hypna shows off all of his assets on this one. The title track, ‘Nylon Hood’, is possibly his most signature sounding of the lot with bleeps, shimmering highs and that off-kilter drum thwack he uses oh so well. 

‘DRM//BLL’ punctuates the three OG tracks, applying tight pressure to a pristine pallet of sounds to astounding effect. The coded name only becomes truly apparent towards the end; a thrum of bells and weight driven drums slowly creep in before falling away completely, only to 
hammer back all at once — delicious. 

The final original piece of the release is a mind melter. Aptly named ‘Beam Reflector’, it whirls upwards through a sky of clinical beeps and rotating sonics, throwing up images of metallic mechanical arms as it ebbs and flows. A stand out of the pack for sure. 

The stack of tracks are rounded off with two remixes; Blacksea Não Maya flips ‘DRM//BLL’ whilst Phrixus spins ‘Beam Reflector’ into an otherworldly, fantastically odd bit of bass-ridden sound design. Listen to it in a pair of decent headphones — it’ll pull your insides apart.

Artwork by Ross Paul McEwan
https://www.instagram.com/arp__rpm

Mastered by Frederic Alstadt @ Mont Analogue

Nylon Hood

Premiere: Hypna - DRM//BLL

Bandcamp

Metrakit - Bambam Riddim X Flowdan Dubplate

https://dnza.bandcamp.com/album/somdantzo

Somdantzo

somdantzo

DNZA - Maluco (OMAAR Remix) Out Now!

SOMDANTZO EP

For DJ booking please contact: ahorasuenaelcaballito@gmail.com
“El sonido de Caballito refleja el calor, la alegría, las raíces, las ganas de mover el culo, el sudor, la buena onda...”
Caballito da a luz en una cálida Granada en septiembre de 2010, fruto del reencuentro entre Bigote y Grita, dos auténticos exploradores y recicladores de los ritmos latinoamericanos.
Pioneros en nuestro país en esta corriente ElecTropical que poco a poco va invadiendo todo el globo, empiezan sus andadas publicando varias mixtapes en su propia web y en distintos blogs del subterráneo movimiento. Pronto decidirían ilustrar sus mezclas con una explosión de gifs animados, vídeos y colores estridentes y muy chillones (creados por ellos, son también apasionados de la imagen), creando así un entorno psicodélico, divertido y uniforme. Fue entonces cuando Grita y Bigote decidieron lanzarse a la producción estableciendo su propio netlabel, siguiendo la línea de la licencia libre (Creative Commons). De esta forma, todo lo publicado en Caballito, ya sean producciones suyas o de otros artistas, fluye libremente por la red.

“Caballito sound reflects the warmth, the energy, the roots, the need to move the ass, the sweat, the good wave...”
Caballito is born in Granada, in September 2010, when Daniel aka Bigote and David aka Grita meet again. It was a while since these two guys were checking out traditional Latino-American rhythms and discovering the Digital Cumbia, new Tropical style emerging all around the world.
Caballito, pioneer in our Country within this musical current, started publishing mixtapes in his own web and in different blogs, with the intention of breaking our hips. But quickly this world was too small for them, so they started to flood us with videos and psychedelic gifs. Was at that time when Grita y Bigote jumped into production creating their own netlabel, whose phylosophy follow the free licence idea. All the stuff published - their own productions and the collaborators’ ones - all flow freely through the web. 

Metrakit - Bambam Riddim X Flowdan Dubplate

Caballito Netlabel