Last year, Jamz Supernova launched a brand new club series via her label, Future Bounce, turning to dancefloor sounds. Kicking off volume 2 of the series is The Busy Twist who first approached the label as part of their competition late 2020 and opened the dialogue to sign him for the next round of releases. Speaking of the collaboration, Jamz says, “we couldn't be happier to kick off vol 2 of the Club series with an esteemed producer such as The Busy Twist! These tracks embody everything we love, perfect for the club but inspired by the African Diaspora, showcasing The Busy Twist at his best!” 

Formerly a duo until 2015, The Busy Twist is headed by DJ and producer Oliver Williams, riding solo. Remaining rather elusive until now, he is ready to make his mark as the mastermind behind the vibrant music offerings they have become so known for. Always looking to join the dots between Afro, Latin and UK Bass, this new EP continues in that vein with an added splash of heads-down rave energy. Oliver aka The Busy Twist says of the records “ I wanted to create something that brings the listener back to the centre of a gig at prime time and recreate that nostalgic feeling of my early releases. I decided to go back to Ghana which was an integral part of the early Busy Twist sound. A visit to the Labadi Warriors and a jam session ended up being the components for “World Of The Spirits.” Already road tested in Jamz’ BBC Radio 1 ‘Essential Mix’, these tracks are primed and ready to be unleashed to the world.

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145bpm Percussive Brain Cleanse

☼ Solstice is a collection of club tools, bootlegs, edits, and wayward tracks dedicated to the darkest and brightest parts of the year.

☼ All contributions will be donated to the UNRWA in support of Palestinian refugees.

☼ Tracklist ☼

Edders - Not a Good Look (@fasteddie3)
Octoptic - Coloso (@octoptic)
Hunter Starkings - Get Down (@hunterstarkingsla)
Sawyer James - A Fifth Loko (@sawyerjames)
Mirin Doja - Splash (the Bean) (@mirin_doja)
noRecall - The Next Chamber (@norecall)
Gaszia - FINAL ROUND (@gaszia)
Jason Code - Apathy Womp (@jasoncode)
Ajota - Regenerate (@ajotamusica)
Ross Lowder - Fergalicious x Technologic (Ross Lowder Edit) (@ross_lowder)
Fleksor - Asusu - Serra (Fleksor Bootleg) (@fleksor)
Pteron - Choppah (@pterontracks)
Slurgeon - NASTYTHANG (@slurgeon)
Cables - Stush Melt (@caables)
Edders & noRecall - Exit to the Left! (@fasteddie3 @norecall)
Haelix - Essence (@haelixmusic)
noRecall - badbadbad (@norecall)
Sawyer James - Lil Durk - Risky (Sawyer James Bootleg) (@sawyerjames)
Hünter - H H H (@hoonterdot)

☼ Bandcamp: ommayarecords.bandcamp.com/album/solstice

☼ Instagram: www.instagram.com/ommayarecords

☼ Linktree: linktr.ee/ommayarecords

Fergalicious X Technologic (Ross Lowder Edit)

Gaszia - Final Round

Tokyo-based producer/dj SEIMEI makes his Sorry Records debut with four slamming tracks touching on techno, breaks, robot vocal electro, and party rocking house. Only the second Sorry Records release from a non-US based artist in our nearly ten years of existence, Seimei's Tokyo Funky Breaks EP features a slammin remix from Seimei's brother and fellow young Japanese legend Carpainter in addition to a bonkers Florida Breaks remix from our friend and Baltimore-born, Brooklyn-based club music star JIALING (a.k.a. BIG J).

Co-founder of seminal Japanese dance music collective/label TREKKIE TRAX, Seimei has been a tireless force in the Japanese dance underground for over a decade now. TREKKIE TRAX's catalog is absolutely massive -- 190 releases and counting, over 800 tracks of all shapes and sizes released with DIY care and love over the last 10 years. Seimei's productions have been released on superb labels like Moveltraxx, WET TRAX, Midnight Cult, Top Billin Music, Akihabara Heavy Industry Inc. He's remixed Japanese techno legend Ken Ishii, done guest mixes for both Hessle Audio, LUCKYME® on Rinse FM, and Mix Up Exclusives on triple J presented by Nina Las Vegas.

Seimei also runs a monthly radio program ‘TREKKIE TRAX RADIO’ on the Japanese biggest dance music radio station ‘Block.fm’ and has a residency on Gilles Peterson’s Worldwide FM.

Release date: June 26, 2024
Link: https://sorry.ffm.to/sr58
Written and produced by Seimei
Mastered by Oyubi
Artwork by Jean Pierre Consuegra / Working Title Studios

Download/Stream

Seimei - Tokyo Funky Breaks (JIALING's Florida Fatality Breaks)

After a short hiatus from releases, AÆE returns with an ignited love for Brazilian funk. He has developed a style combining the sounds of underground Brazilian electronic music with the abrasiveness of the UK’s ever-growing dance music scene. Baiano is a homage to his Brazilian & Bahian roots. Using unique percussions sampled in Bahia recorded by Sam Interface and gifted to him to use in his productions he has put together a mix of authentic Brazilian drums mixed with UK dance music and Baile Funk influences.

“This EP has been a bit of a journey for me, from researching my musical heritage to trying to create an authentic sound through channelling other Brazilian artists such as DJ Th4ys, RHR, & Carlos Do Complexo. The aim was to create an authentic mix of Brazilian and British sounds that captured the essence of both cultures.” - AÆE

TOCAR (Club Mix)

Download / Stream: https://more-ti.me/dancerituals

More Time Records continue Timewarp, their run of 12 releases in 12 weeks, with a 3-track EP from Bristol based UK Funky producer aæe. His previous contribution to the label (last year’s raucous Switchblade EP, in collaboration with Bandi) was widely supported in the club by the likes of Martyn, Skream, Toddla T, Emerald and many more. 

aæe is a regular feature at club night’s in Bristol, also running his own series of events ESO which covers a wide range of music across the bass music spectrum. 

Dance Rituals begins with the rowdy ‘Pull It’ which is driven by a gritty overpowering bassline which still maintains enough warmth to sound sonically pleasing. “There wasn’t a lot of obvious influences for me on this track as it happened very quickly. I’d say if anything it would have been mainly from DJ Champion’s swing style drums and old-school growling basslines that I drew my inspiraton.” 

‘Get Up’ is originally a track made specifically for Skream’s UK Funky special on Rinse. It is another UK Funky banger but Jair pushes the sound to its limit, with a main ultra-garish synth line which has been tried and tested to move dancefloors. 

On the final track, ‘Drop’ which runs at 160 bpm, aæe utilises the signature “tribal” More Time sound and re-imagines it at a much faster tempo. “The influences for this one was mostly from artists like Dub Phizix and LEVELZ. I love the way their tracks punch through the mix with really heavy subs grabbing everyone’s attention in a club when it drop.” 

aæe’s productions pack bags of energy and he is definitely a name to look out for in the future.

Mete Com Força (Chungo Edit)

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