Calmos

found on the radio - 2

Cinder Well: Complete

Two Heads, Grey Mare

Cadence

Well on Fire

Overgrown

Crow

Returning

The Garden

Today

LemonJelly.ky

Come

After Dissolution

Swimmers

Baboon Strength

Fine Corinthian Leather

Artist: Catartsis
Title: 'Lamentations'
Label: ygam
Cat. #: YVA01
Format: Digital
Release: 20th March, 2020
Pre order: https://ygam.bandcamp.com/album/from-our-future-selves

Sounds From NoWhere is pleased to premiere a new Catartsis' gem on 'ygam'.
From our Future Selves is Berlin-based label ygam’s first non-profit various artists compilation. 
This 12-tracks gathering was put together to support the organization Friends of the Earth in their environmental and social missions and all proceeds from the album will be donated directly to them.
Indeed, through their various contributions extending from power electronics and heavy bass deconstructions to dense techno cuts, artists propose a wide variety of approaches to club-oriented music and ways for bodies to engage in cadenced investigations.

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Premiere: Catartsis - Lamentations [ygam]

Premiere #150

Artist: Diasiva (Swarm Intelligence & Monolog)
Title: Transgression
Album: "Various Artists - From our Future Selves"
Label: ygam
Format: Digital
Release: March 20th, 2020
Pre order: 

From our Future Selves is Berlin-based label ygam’s first non-profit various artists compilation. This 12-tracks gathering was put together to support the organization Friends of the Earth in their environmental and social missions and all proceeds from the album will be donated directly to them. In its drive to raise environmental awareness, this compilation also shares a sonic facet only slightly explored by the imprint so far: the dance floor's rhythmical occurrences. Indeed, through their various contributions extending from power electronics and heavy bass deconstructions to dense techno cuts, artists propose a wide variety of approaches to club-oriented music and ways for bodies to engage in cadenced investigations.

More information and promos: info@tforgotten.org
PayPal donations here: bit.ly/TFDonative

Diasiva - Transgression [ygam]

The Brvtalist is thrilled to premiere, “In the years of salt lands”, a new track by Berlin-based producer and YGAM label founder Ōtone.  The track is part of a V/A compilation from the label titled, From Our Future Selves, which features 11 different artists such as Zagam, Nina Pixel, Diasiva, Forest People, cplt and many more.  The 12 track project is the label’s first various artist compilation and it was put together with all proceeds going to support Friends of the Earth - an organization aimed at challenging the current model of economic and corporate globalization, while promoting solutions that help to create environmentally sustainable and socially just societies. 

“In The Years Of Salts Lands” kicks off with cold industrial beats, accompanied by repetitive metallic frictions creating an oppressing atmosphere. The second part of the track explores a more rhythmical aspect of techno with slight break beats thus delivering a nearly tribal effect.

If you wish to support this project the release is scheduled for March 20, 2020. Read more at: www.thebrvtalist.com/fromourfutureselvesygam/

For more information on Friends of the Earth visit: https://www.foei.org/about-foei/mission-and-vision

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Ōtone - In the years of salt lands (ygam)

'From our Future Selves' is Berlin-based label ygam’s first non-profit various artists compilation. This 12-tracks gathering was put together to support the organization 'Friends of the Earth' in their aim at challenging the current model of economic and corporate globalization, while promoting solutions that help to create environmentally sustainable and socially just societies. All proceeds from the album will be donated directly to them. In its drive to raise environmental awareness and inspire togetherness, this compilation also shares a sonic facet only slightly explored by the imprint so far: the dance floor's rhythmical occurrences. Indeed, through their various contributions extending from power electronics and heavy bass deconstructions to dense techno cuts, artists propose a wide variety of approaches to club-oriented music and ways for bodies to engage in cadenced investigations.

Öspiel - Inglorious Fortune

Zagam - Fast Dive