SoundCloud Weekly #3

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Almunia -  L&G Psychedelic

Lassi Edit 005 — @romeronelson
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An iconic track from Caroline Loeb, revisited in by Argentinian producer Nelson. A downtempo banger for you sunrise or sunset, right in the middle of your feelings. Let the beat takes you to those nostalgic 80s melodies.
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Original Track by: Caroline Loeb
Bootleg Production: Nelson Romero
Artwork: Nicolas Bruschi
Mastering: Nicolas Bruschi aka @sidirum


HD Download:
https://lassiinternational.bandcamp.com/album/c-est-la-ouate-nelson-edit

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C’est La Ouate (Nelson EDIT)

It’s some four years since the release of Bison’s acclaimed debut single, “Way To LA”, the result of a series of productive
studio sessions between Paul ‘Mudd’ Murphy, longtime collaborator Ben Smith, krautrock legend Holgar Czukay and
vocalist Ursula Major. Since then, Murphy and Smith have made a number of return trips to Can’s Innerspace Studio in
Cologne, where Czukay famously conjures his out-there musical magic.

The result is ‘Travellers’, the quartet’s long-promised debut album. It is, by anyone’s standards, a deliciously dubby and
intergalactic concoction; a fearlessly atmospheric blend of krautrock and dub disco-inspired grooves, delay-laden horns,
quirky percussion, stargazing electronics and eyes-wide-shut vocals. The dub influence is particularly notable given
Bison’s love of “versioning” tracks. Three of the tracks - “Way To LA”, “New Moon Boy”, and “Familiar Stranger” (the
latter two mixed by Conrad Idjut, who also turns the album’s title track into a clandestine, French-horn-laden late night
masterpiece) - appear in “Day” and “Night” versions. Meanwhile, previous single “Mandy” - a murky spaced-out stroll
though the collective Bison hivemind - is also included in two forms, with the Balearic stoner rock of the “Power Boy Mix”
offering a sun-kissed (but still deliciously atmospheric) reinterpretation.

Highlights are naturally plentiful, with Ursula Major’s half-spoken, half-whispered vocals wrapping themselves around
spacious rhythms, shuffling drums, twinkling, effects-laden guitars and low-slung basslines. ‘Travellers’ is an album rich
on other-worldly intent, sparse grooves and thick, enveloping production. It’s exactly the sort of album you’d expect from
musicians and producers of this calibre. We may have been waiting a while, but Bison have definitely delivered.

1. Way To LA (Day)
2. Way To LA (Night)
3. Mandy
4. Mandy (Power Boy Mix)
5. Familiar Stranger (Day)
6. Familiar Stranger (Night)
7. New Moon Boy (Day)
8. New Moon Boy (Night)
9. Travelers

Vinyl gatefold released September 1
Digital released September 8
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Familiar Stranger (Day)

Ezéchiel Pailhès - Élégie (Herhangi/Edit)

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Seltsam Edit

Bob - Serve Somebody (Seltsam Edit)

This is the stuff your parents will either love or hate.

Vinyl only!

Get it here: https://ancientfuture.bandcamp.com/album/af-extra01-alma-mater-disco-edits

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Letta Mbulu - Nomalizo (Walter Wolff Edit)

This is an edit inspired by a fantastic track from Edmony Krater called Chimin Spirit, originally released on the album "Tijan Pou Velo" recorded in France in 1988. 

A few limited 12" vinyl copies are available for sale. Message here or drop us an email pull8up@gmail.com to order.

EDMONY KRATER - CHIMIN SPIRIT (Xav Roots edit)

Forthcoming on the "Soweto Disco" EP - a slightly edited cut of the mythical Afro-Disco-Jive track "Highway Sporo Disco" by the Nzimande Allstars - late '70s/early '80s disco styles from South Africa - all fully licensed!

HIGHWAY SPORO DISCO (EDIT) - NZIMANDE ALLSTARS

Hey everyone!
We are very pleased to drop our first edit from the great original track  "Ah Wo" by Bro Valentino, initially released in 1980.
Our edit is now kindly hosted by the nice guys Mawimbi from Paris in their new compilation alongside Nomad (Africaine 808), Umoja, Aroop Roy and more.
Get it here: https://wearemawimbi.bandcamp.com/album/radio-mawimbi-volume-1

Bro Valentino - Ah Wo (Newest Revolution LSD Edit) [Radio Mawimbi vol.1]

Returning from the Italian excursion of Vol. 13 before the U.K. pulls up the proverbial drawbridge, @neildiablo delivers another To Rack & Ruin winner live and direct from the Northern powerhouse. Showing some love for the finerhalf of the county, Neil presents the best the North East has to offer, enlisting ‘Our friends from the north’Yorkshire's Craig Bratley and Newcastle's James Hadfield to do the damage on this slick split 12".
After a relatively quiet 2016, Mr Bratley shuffles his Magic Feet into the studio and sticks his fist directly into the mainframe, coming back with a pair of strangely psychedelic body movers to decorate the A-side. 'Ani Kuni' bursts out the blocks in a swell of fizzing sequencer, throbbing bass and tonking mid tempo percussion, sparking away wildly like a Tesla toothbrush. An East-meets-West affair, the track marries the thrusting electronics of Krautrock with lightly spiced Indian vocals and hippie guitar licks, conjuring visions of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi gurning away at a Faust show. Bratley retains the propulsive percussion for A2 number 'Acid Mother', syncing gurgling synth bass beneath loose funk guitars and warbling lead lines as we're slowly sucked through the wormhole. As the track chugs ceaseless through Baldelli's cosmic terrain, rhythmic chants and rubbery bass solos reverberate through the vacuum, locking us into their other worldly gravity. Resistance is futile.
We head up the A1 for the flipside, hooking up on the toon with Elizabeth Collective mainstay James Hadfield, who serves up two reheated treats tastier than your last parmo! Wielding the white stiletto and sweet sequinned shimmer, Hadfield lets loose his disco juice on "Love And Affection", chucking some dreamy Gamble & Huff vocals over a dope and dusty groove. Crackling like a campfire cookout, this infectious cut spits out slick bass, dubbed out guitar and precise percussion, keeping your body in motion while the piano noodle and soulful vocal swirl through your brainspace. Things take a turn for the technologic on "Silent Builder", those organic disco licks replaced by swelling sine waves, soaring siren calls and military breakbeats. The punchy bassline provides a steady hand as the track gradually pulls itself apart, unravelling into squelching synth wobbles, oddball samples and proggy solos.
Wonderfully wonky, this is music for when the walls start to melt. Four freaky cuts from two top talents - To Rack & Ruin for the win.

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PREMIERE: Ani Kuni (Craig Bratley Edit)

Leya : https://www.instagram.com/leyamusik/

L'Univers nous a mis à l'épreuve en nous envoyant des cambrioleurs dans notre Homestudio. Au delà du matériel nous avons surtout perdu notre disque dur mère contenant 6 années de productions Pouvoir Magique et Mawimbi.
C'était un sacré chagrin de voir s'envoler en 10 minutes le travail accompli sur toutes ces années, notre petit patrimoine, ces morceaux qui vous font rire par leur ancienneté, ces morceaux où vous vous dites que "finalement ce n'était pas si mal". On a donc décidé de retrouver nos productions disparues afin de leur donner un premier et dernier souffle.
Ces 12 morceaux qui ne seront jamais terminés sont donc une selection de ce qui a pu être stocké par ci par là, sur internet, dans le disque dur d'une amie, sur la clef usb d'un pote ou même dans l'ordinateur de nos familles.
Bizarrement c'est un peu comme notre premier album. On espère que grâce à vous ces âmes perdues trouveront leurs chemins à travers vos oreilles et vos partages.
Faites vous plaisir et si vous voulez nous soutenir c'est par ici:  https://musiquesdesspheres.bandcamp.com/album/disparition-lp

Bon Voyage!

PS : Un énorme merci à tous les producteurs qui nous ont envoyés leurs banques de sample pour recommencer le travail ! On repart tout neuf.

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Inner City Blues (MiRET Edit)

A universal classic Sāgarā was listening to lately, repeat mode activated. If I am not a big fan of cheesy disco music, this one has a crazy bassline and some nice vocals, and we couldn't resist. Enjoy!

The Original Song: Indeep - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life

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