Texture Radio with a retrospective on the legendary German producer Ian Pooley. From early works on Force Inc to the latest Rekids release !

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Texture Radio w/ Fred Nasen (Ian Pooley Special) at We Are Various (23-09 -21)

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GRRL - 231221

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Artist: Movers International
Title: Uptown Bridges EP
Label: Ramrock Red Records
Cat No: RRR027
Format: Digital
Release date: 1st April, 2022
Ramrock Red Records are delighted to be releasing this outstanding remix EP ‘Uptown Bridges’ from Edinburgh’s very own Movers International. Executive producer of the original version of ‘Uptown Bridges’, Joseph Malik , took the track from his ‘Stranger Things’ collaborative LP and handed it over to Gavin and James to rework in their inimitable Movers International style. The result is a beautiful afro futurist remix with wonderful psychedelic dance overtones featuring the brooding vocals of Einstein Madiro, Paulo Riddle’s intricate percussion, Steven Christie’s keyboards weaving into the composition and the compelling horns of Chris Greive and Colin Steele. As is often the case at Ramrock Records, the infamous yet elusive D.Foe heard the track and said that they’d love to remix the remix, adding their signature dance chaos to the already brilliant track. Finally, James and Gavin join forces with ‘bone maestro, Chris Greive to revisit their track, ‘Lip Bam (Revisited)’, changing up the mood to a slightly sinister, acidic, cinematic instrumental. Forming Movers International has been the perfect opportunity for the duo to explore a more organic recording style, compared to the techno roots of Main Ingredient. Working with a horn section, guitars, vocals and a live percussionist, this solid platform of musicality forms the basis of their debut ‘Uptown Bridges’ EP – available on Bandcamp. Watch out for Movers International on Joseph Malik’s forthcoming ‘Diverse Pt.3’ remix EP……
Movers International are DJ/production duo Jimmy Jammin’ and Gavin Fort, born out of Main Ingredient, an Edinburgh based collective known for throwing warehouse parties, performing live with analogue machines, sharing a stage with Peggy Gou, collaborating on the giant 909 featured at Bestival, working on sound design for computer games, multimedia performances based on the psychoactive properties of mushrooms at the Edinburgh Science Festival, performing as part of Edinburgh’s illustrious Easter Road Northern Soul Band and working with fellow musicians and producers such as Digital Liquid, Perrier Jazz Award winner Niki King and most recently with jazz singer Ariane Mamon.  As Main Ingredient, they released music on Paradise Palms, New Teeth and Bullet:dodge Records, as well as remixing the likes of Marshall Jefferson and Robert Owens  
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Uptown Bridges (Movers International 'Export' Remix)

Humble tribute to the great DJ Stefan Egger

Vocal Sample: https://youtu.be/CssWr4NRDhA

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Kicking off our 4th year of TSM Reports with something completely different right now! This month we've got a juke/footwork mix by one of the Denver locals holding it down for this niche of quick and complex bass music, Wayzout. The mix does a great job of representing all sides of this style from the chaotic, disjointed and wild to the smoother, more forgiving and melodically focused moments. Expect the unexpected! Regular changes between 4 on the floor and broken beats, crazy intricate rhythms in the percussion, the heavily looped vocal cuts: all the hallmarks of this Chicago style of bass music are present. If you're not familiar with this style of music, we dare you to challenge yourself with this sound at this time. There's a lot of amazing things you can find here. Much love!

TSM Reports 037 (Mar 2022)

TSM Reports: 037 (Mar 2022) - Wayzout

Oscar Jerome and percussionist Richie Sweet blessed us with a live in-studio performance this afternoon. Drifting in-between known bangers and soulful improvisations to life the spirits. Vibes inside.

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Oscar Jerome w/ Richie Sweet - August 2022

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Dutch artist and composer Andert Tysma come out from behind the shadows to release his debut album on Apollo Records this autumn. The seasoned musician has toured the world performing bass and piano with several artists and bands, and on ‘Children Of Trinoom’, Tysma fully immerses himself in a solo offering of breathtaking quality.

Recorded primarily in Atlas Studios on the outskirts of Berlin and engineered and mixed by the award winning Robin Hunt, who constructed a unique recording space in a repurposed GDR metal foundry, the long player brings together eight emotive and tender compositions showcasing the refreshing neo-classic style that Tysma has made his own.

A visit to Nashville, Tennessee and a love of country music led to the incorporation of the pedal steel guitar into Tysma’s music, played beautifully by David Gram on two tracks here. ‘Children Of Trinoom’ continues to take influence from everyday situations and decisions, as well as from the world of art, music and literature. The album is, in part, inspired by the Dutch jazz conductor, pianist, trumpeter and latterly (like Tysma himself), a doctor, Boy Edgar.

The entirely instrumental suite of compositions tells an abstract autobiographical story in eight diverging tracks, investigating the juxtaposition of a disparate world, an essential theme for Tysma.

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