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From the new series, 
METAPHYSIX, I: Mentalism 

All is mind and the mind is all. 

Metaphysix is a new series brought to you by Ultramajic, new label from Jimmy Edgar. Artwork collaboration Pilar Zeta & Jimmy.

ADEN "LUFT" 
ADEN "WHIP" 
CREEPY AUTOGRAPH "MIND IMAGE MADE" 
CREEPY AUTOGRAPH "BACK ALLY" 

Early support from Erol Alkan, Scuba, Boys Noize, Dj Koze, Eats Everything, Heidi, Danny Daze & Jacques Greene.

Metaphysix, I. Mentalism  EP

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CREEPY AUTOGRAPH "MIND IMAGE MADE"

Human Device

(tribute to Edward Leedskalnin)

Various ‎– SOM Compilation 5
Label:
Solar One Music ‎– SOM20
Format:
2 × CD, Compilation, Limited Edition
Country:
Germany
Released:
Dec 2012
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Electro, Experimental, Techno 

Mastermind

Braille - The Year 3000

Ultramajic goes for the jugular with the second chapter of its Metaphysix series after Aden and Creepy Autograph's first installment won over many new hearts in 2013 (particularly with the much-buzzed about "Whip") while keeping existing acolytes very happy.

Inspired in equal parts by legends of early Detroit music and arcane philosophical-religious concepts, these are savage drum tracks slimmed down to their meanest and leanest states - dance music at an elemental level, pure rhythmic bliss that would do past drum machine wizards like Plastikman very proud while sitting nicely alongside modern operations like Night Slugs' Club Constructions series. It's no surprise, then, that Night Slugs co-founder L-Vis 1990 makes an appearance here under his Dance System alias with the rugged "RZ1", effortlessly bridging the gap between forward UK styles and vintage Detroit soul. Matrixxman steps up to the plate in a big way with the hard drum rolls of "Simulation" and two different incarnations of the jacking, rimshot-crazy "Stop It". Creepy Autograph is back for his second appearance in the Metaphysix series with a ferocious remix of "Simulation" while Lando (formerly Lando Kal) rounds things out with "Loveplay", adding soulful vox and bouncing synths to the machinelike motif.

All in all this a lethal set of no-frills, drum machine-inspired workouts that demonstrate the "less is more" maxim with sterling results, revealing each artist to be a virtuoso of rhythm and Edgar to be a consummate curator. Complete with magickal cover art by Jimmy Edgar and Pilar Zeta reportedly made while traveling in Egypt, there is indeed much magic to be mesmerized by here. 

Early support from DJ Hell, Eats Everything, Danny Daze, Groove Armada, Jimmy Edgar, Loco Dice, Eclair Fifi, Para One, Louisahhh!, Boys Noize, Catz N Dogz, Djedjotronic, Shadowchild, Claude Von Stroke, J Phlip, Kill Frenzy, TWR72, Kastle, Distal, Len Faki, James Zabiela, Troy Pierce, Speedy J, Shadow Dancer, Dubfire.

ULTRAMAJIC LVX007 // RELEASE DATE APRIL 21ST

METAPHYSIX: II, RHYTHM

MATRIXXMAN "STOP IT"
MATRIXXMAN "STOP IT" (PERCAPELLA)
LANDO "LOVE-PLAY"
DANCE SYSTEM "RZ1"
MATRIXXMAN "SIMULATION"
MATRIXXMAN "SIMULATION" (CREEPY AUTOGRAPH TRANSLATION)

COVER ART BY PILAR ZETA AND JIMMY EDGAR

LANDO "LOVE-PLAY"

 Various ‎– Global Surveyor Phase 3
Label:
Dominance Records ‎– DR-043, Dominance Electricity ‎– DR-043.016
Format:
3 × Vinyl, 12", LP, Compilation / CD / 21xFile, MP3
Country:
Germany
Released:
18 Dec 2009
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Dark Ambient, Breakbeat, Broken Beat, Electro 

Signals from the dark

Cyborg

ULTRAMAJIC LVX011 // RELEASE DATE SEPTEMBER 15TH

METAPHYSIX: III, CORRESPONDENCE

The third law of Metaphysix is titled Correspondence, which refers to a universal law that states “as above so below, and vice versa"—in other words, the universe is a fractal, and it's all connected. In this series, we look at the relationship and musical connection between Paris and Ultramajic.  We invited our close friends to take part of this compilation, and we also have a new artist joining the ranks: Crystal Bandito. 

This is the Ultramajic correspondence: Five ostensibly disparate producers from around the world translating similar musical ideas through cultural barriers. Label boss Jimmy Edgar finds a common ground with French talents Bambounou, French Fries, and Bobmo in rigid Chicago-influenced drum workouts, dusty drum hits, and staccato blasts. The two mysterious names on the track list, on the other hand—Aden and Crystal Bandito—offer a massive stomper with chunky hip-hop vocals and a unhinged techno tune with rashes of metallic percussion, respectively. 

FRENCH FRIES & BAMBOUNOU "WHAT'S UP EVAN"
CRYSTAL BANDITO "EEEWALK" 
BOBMO "CRUSHED"
ADEN "MOVE"
CREEPY AUTOGRAPH "THE YES DANCE"

ARTWORK BY PILAR ZETA

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