Free diving

vaporgay

Mandela Effect

Party

Indie/Electro

The Purple Journey (ft. Darklord Gob)

Elsewhere EP

tracklist:
1 - Winter Train
2 - Nakamise (仲見世)
3 - Climbing A Mountain With Your Best Friend
4 - Flying Tissue
5 - Hikikomori (引き篭り)

Produced and performed by Stefano Fagnani
Mixed and mastered by Stefano Genta

Released on Loci Records (www.locirecords.com)

"Winter Train" available for free download at XLR8R: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2013/11/winter-train

Buy here: locirecords.bandcamp.com/album/elsewhere-ep

Free download here

Winter Train (free download @ XLR8R)

808 Dreams

Aqua Domain

://start_up_seq.exe

Secretly Diana Ross + Death Grips

https://www.mediafire.com/?bgyx8dmge6rc86j

LORD OF 420 (MACINTOSH PLUS + DEATH GRIPS)

Any Emotions

Any Emotions (feat. Brian Wilson)

Vertigo

Vertigo (feat. Alex Turner)

Death Is A Girl

Sherlock Holmes

'Future Memories' - ATB (cello remix)

CD / Cass / Digi

Sinusoidal Wibbler

Tour Dates

Seafret - Wildfire (Autograf Remix)

Out Now on Relief Records --> http://bit.ly/AAGF

Pocket Party

Anthony Attalla, Gene Farris - Pocket Party (Original Mix)

"This Old Dog" is from Mac DeMarco's forthcoming album, This Old Dog, out May 5th, 2017, on Captured Tracks. All iTunes pre-orders come with Instrumentals of This Old Dog and instant grat downloads of lead singles, “My Old Man,” and “This Old Dog.”

Pre-Order Digital here: smarturl.it/thisolddog
Pre-Order Physical here: www.omnianmusicgroup.com/products/this-old-dog

This Old Dog

Mac DeMarco // This Old Dog

Elegant, melancholic, sometimes menacing, with smoldering piano melodies, desolately whistling organs, and a jaunty jaw's harp loop; kissed by the golden Californian sun, or shrouded in gloomy, dreary fog: Sophia Kennedy is currently the most versatile composer in German pop music – not to mention the greatest singer. Her debut album "Sophia Kennedy" reveals her as a dramatic romanticist and distanced diseuse, as a deft lyricist and master of melody. In her eleven songs, she travels from doo-wop to dubstep, from classic crooning to breathless R'n'B, from Frank Sinatra to Beyoncé. Her talent for songwriting is deeply rooted in history, yet it seeks nothing but the present: both historically versed and timelessly beautiful at the same time.

Sophia Kennedy grew up in Baltimore. Upon arriving in Hamburg to study film, she instantly became a source of enchantment. On the single "Angel Lagoon", which she recorded in the autumn of 2013 with the keyboard-maestro Carsten "Erobique" Meyer, she sounded as lovely, enthralling and blasé like no other singer of the season. In the years that followed she mainly composed music for theater, feeling around for what would eventually become her own style: irony is not an important factor, it's more about appropriation and adaptation, and through effectively minimalistic means, to create space for the voice – for the singing.

Sophia Kennedy produced and recorded the album together with Mense Reents, best known for his work with Die Vögel and Die Goldenen Zitronen. Together they developed the spartan arrangements and electronic textures that determine the willfully dense sound of this album. Often, Kennedy's voice is the only instrument that pursues a harmonic development over the repetitive structures. Then she doubles and multiplies her voice and sings alongside herself in a choir. She shines with bold syncopation over a hobbling piano, as well as in the field of the melancholic lament that suggests a late Beach Boys ballad. This results in multi-dimensional, highly individual music, which easily escapes all the traps of inwardness: just as her lyrics unfold from seemingly simple wordplay to subjective confessionals without ever regressing into the euphuistic pathos of romantic self-reflection.

This is the first songwriting record to be released on Pampa Records, and yet "Sophia Kennedy" is perfectly at home on this label, which for almost a decade has been making the connection between tradition and modernity, avant-garde inventiveness and pop sensibility. One can detect different traditions and historical impressions in every track – yet you can forego all the analysis and simply enjoy the craftsmanship with which Sophia Kennedy creates an absolutely contemporary musical language from her knowledge of classic songwriting: "I want to take tradition to the limits, to where it becomes extreme," she says, yet it sounds so easy and not at all preconceived. The unheard-of refinement of this music lies in its apparent simplicity: "You just can’t be afraid," says Sophia Kennedy, "that it turns out to be pop music."

01 - Build Me A House

ORDER CD/LP - http://wharfcatrecords.com/store/pre-order-wall-untitled-lp
ORDER ON BANDCAMP - https://wharfcatrecords.bandcamp.com/album/pre-order-untitled

If you saw WALL play in NYC or at SXSW (they were No. 2 on Time Out Austin’s top picks for SXSW 2016) you will recognize some of the tracks on their new LP, Untitled. "Everything In Between" was often a set opener, albeit in an instrumental form. Here we find the definitive full band arrangement, which shows a group capable of generating wave after wave of engaging post-punk. First single "High Ratings" advances the strengths of WALL's self-titled EP with it's look at modern anxiety stemming from social media addiction: "We're all guilty," as singer Sam York howls. Their rocking cover of Half Japanese's classic "Charmed Life" is probably the closest track in tone to "Cuban Cigars," the pop moment on the WALL EP. True to the original, it features perfectly skronky sax from Pill’s Ben Jaffe. "River Mansion" displays Vince McClelland's extensive post-punk guitar vocabulary with squalls, shrieks and plinks over the band's elegant Kroutrock groove with York and Skadden's cooing vocals occasionally synching with a slippery guitar riff. Fans of Skadden's former group, Finally Punk will appreciate "Save Me" – a tale of desperation with Skadden sharing lead vocal duties along with York. These are just a few examples of songs from this diverse and intense LP, showing us a band stretching out sonically and stylistically at their peak and right before their untimely demise. 

So there you have it -- a testament to a band that formed in an instant, burned brightly and left us with two great records. Did you see WALL at Palisades, The Silent Barn, Alphaville, Union Pool, and all the rest of them? Let this LP remind you or take you there for the first time. Mixed by Mike Kutchman at Kutch 1 Studios and mastered by Josh Bonati.

PRESS
Stereogum Premieres "High Ratings" - a jamboree of demoniac guitar lines and seductively hostile vocals
PAST PRESS
Stereogum Premieres “Fit The Part” - ripping apart at the seams and bursting through with unnerving vitality
Pitchfork Review of WALL EP - In tricks like these, WALL wriggle out from the under the weight of history

BUY LP/CD

WALL - River Mansion (from the Untitled LP)

"Marion" is the first piece of new music from Beacon's Thomas Mullarney III and Jacob Gossett since the New York duo's 2016 album, Escapements.

Order links:
The Ghostly Store: https://goo.gl/SZYKUP
Retailer of your choice: https://Ghostly.lnk.to/beacon-marion

Catch https://soundcloud.com/beaconmusicnyc on tour: http://beaconband.nyc/tour/

Marion

Beacon - Marion

OUT NOW!
Beatport link: http://classic.beatport.com/release/atma-shanti/2040456

Supported by Max Graham, Steve Parry, Fernando Ferreyra, Li-Polymer, Frangellico, Ogawa, Ingo Vogelmann, Robert R. Hardy, Oscar Vazquez, Berni Turletti, Soulwerk, Federico Monachesi, Cream, Billy Alex, Hassan Rassmy, d-phrag, Tim Benjamin, Luciano Scheffer, Kay-D, Jose Tabarez, Greenage and more!

www.massiveharmony.com

Atma Shanti

MHR218 Niceshot & Armando Guerrero - Atma Shanti EP [Out June 19]

Sonidos del Sur. Sólo progressive house nacido en Argentina. Cada último martes de mes, por www.hujujuj.fm, 20:00 hs CET
Episodio XV, 30 de mayo 2017

Tracklist
Guhus - Beachside (Sunset Mix)
Kleinsky - Into the Deep (Manu F Remix)
Niceshot & Armando Guerrero- Atma Shanti
Omar El Gamal -What About (Nicholas Van Orton Remix)
Berni Turletti -The Other Part (Ariel AB Remix)
Marcelo Vasami, Ariel AB -Apotheosis(Deepfunk Remix)
Lily Pita -Impersonal (Damian Mazeo Remix)
Following Light -Immersion (Luis Kiverling, K Oshkin Remix)
Matías Carafa - 2020 (Paul Deep Remix)

Sounds From South - Episodio XV

Iteration

Ephemeron

Freska's debut album "Wrong Songs" on Darkroom Dubs.
DRDA001 - Release Date: 12.05.13 (Digital) 
@darkroomdubs

Selected Feedbacks & Info:

Solomun - Big Support for this release. Thanks a lot!
Jozif - Amazing Album - some lovely textures and vibes on here... will prob end up playing them all at once point or another :) 
Dubfire - nice album , thank you! 
Claude Von Stroke - Some very cool sounds and styles here. I dig the slung tempo of Slow Cold Slow and the big room Some Turns Inside the most!
Nick Warren - Brilliant Album. Full Support!
Cosmonauts - Not one bad or under par track on this. love it, especially Honey from Within.
DJ Mag (Germany) - Top album!
Ryan Keeling (Editor, Resident Advisor) - Great. Thanks Guys!
Rinse FM - this is amazing..
The Huffington Post - Wow.. funky 
Radio Monaco - Excellent FULL SUPPORT, will playlist on all radio shows and will play out!!! great stuff!!!
Faze Magazine  -  I've already been dancing around my room to this so will definitely review...
Below Zero  - Great mix of beats and flavors. 'Honey From Within' is the one I dig most. Good energy on this one.
Radio ZuSa (Germany) - VERY IMPRESSING!!!
Magnetic Man - This is pure class quality thank you.
Sweatlodge Radio - Wow. nice surprises here. some really good tunes.
Native Instruments - long awaited! love it!"
BBC Radio Ulster - loving this record, nice balance of home and club listening.
MTV Serbia - Slow Cold Glow and Lo Lo  Love are favourites!
DIVERSIONS radio CHRY 105.5FM, Canada  - Dynamic and cohesively flowing full length showcasing an artist at the top of his game!
Highgrade Rec - Wow, love this. Farking brilliant. Full support.

Silicone Soul have lined up a succession of exciting releases to mark ten years since their subterranean parallel project and label, Darkroom Dubs first unleashed its uniquely idiosyncratic take on house music.

Having caused supersonic ripples throughout the underground dance community since his debut release on Darkroom Dubs first hit the shelves in 2007, Evgeny Bukreev (AKA Freska) is about to drop his long-awaited debut album.

"Wrong Songs" more than lives up to the promise of the singles and EPs which preceded it, uncurling in a heady blend of booming electronic funk, startling sonic weaving with innate sense of melody, swirlingly spectral in the dense aural meteor showers of vocal shards and sublimely orchestrated mutations of disparate musical ingredients.

Now relocated to Moscow, the Murmansk born producer has mentioned being influenced by Kraftwerk, Black Sabbath and the music of his native Russia, but anything from the percussive attack of early acid house and Detroit techno also pitch in to what he astutely describes as `rhythm and soul'. Appearing also on labels such as Stil Vor Talent, Karate Musik, Manual, Azuli, Lo and Traum Schallplaten [for whom he was asked to remix Minilogue, and didn`t disappoint].

The album blends versions of singles released on Silicone Soul's decade spanning, future-pointing electronic vision Darkroom Dubs, including the buzzed-up judder of "North And South" and sexed-up robo-funk of "Slow Cold Slow" [plus symphonic jazz-tinged flip "Honey from Within" with a flotilla of new outings, including the heaving bass-monster of "Breathing In", booming rattlesnake hump of "Lo Lo Love" and the ghostly "Doves On My Window". Then there's the panting "Ink In", rinky-dink organ carnage of "Some Turns Inside" and weird chorale-draped "Stoned Bytes" ending in the vocal-layered finale "The Kathedral" hinting to another exciting new direction.

Last year Freska also remixed Silicone Soul's "David Vincent's Blues", as part of their esteemed Soma 20 Remix collection. One listen to this astonishing debut album leaves no doubt that these twin career peaks are only the beginning for the man from Murmansk.




DD Shop

Freska - Lo Lo Love [Darkroom Dubs] (Clip)

Freska's debut album "Wrong Songs" on Darkroom Dubs.
DRDA001 - Release Date: 12.05.13 (Digital) 
@darkroomdubs

Selected Feedbacks & Info:

Solomun - Big Support for this release. Thanks a lot!
Jozif - Amazing Album - some lovely textures and vibes on here... will prob end up playing them all at once point or another :) 
Dubfire - nice album , thank you! 
Claude Von Stroke - Some very cool sounds and styles here. I dig the slung tempo of Slow Cold Slow and the big room Some Turns Inside the most!
Nick Warren - Brilliant Album. Full Support!
Cosmonauts - Not one bad or under par track on this. love it, especially Honey from Within.
DJ Mag (Germany) - Top album!
Ryan Keeling (Editor, Resident Advisor) - Great. Thanks Guys!
Rinse FM - this is amazing..
The Huffington Post - Wow.. funky 
Radio Monaco - Excellent FULL SUPPORT, will playlist on all radio shows and will play out!!! great stuff!!!
Faze Magazine  -  I've already been dancing around my room to this so will definitely review...
Below Zero  - Great mix of beats and flavors. 'Honey From Within' is the one I dig most. Good energy on this one.
Radio ZuSa (Germany) - VERY IMPRESSING!!!
Magnetic Man - This is pure class quality thank you.
Sweatlodge Radio - Wow. nice surprises here. some really good tunes.
Native Instruments - long awaited! love it!"
BBC Radio Ulster - loving this record, nice balance of home and club listening.
MTV Serbia - Slow Cold Glow and Lo Lo  Love are favourites!
DIVERSIONS radio CHRY 105.5FM, Canada  - Dynamic and cohesively flowing full length showcasing an artist at the top of his game!
Highgrade Rec - Wow, love this. Farking brilliant. Full support.

Silicone Soul have lined up a succession of exciting releases to mark ten years since their subterranean parallel project and label, Darkroom Dubs first unleashed its uniquely idiosyncratic take on house music.

Having caused supersonic ripples throughout the underground dance community since his debut release on Darkroom Dubs first hit the shelves in 2007, Evgeny Bukreev (AKA Freska) is about to drop his long-awaited debut album.

"Wrong Songs" more than lives up to the promise of the singles and EPs which preceded it, uncurling in a heady blend of booming electronic funk, startling sonic weaving with innate sense of melody, swirlingly spectral in the dense aural meteor showers of vocal shards and sublimely orchestrated mutations of disparate musical ingredients.

Now relocated to Moscow, the Murmansk born producer has mentioned being influenced by Kraftwerk, Black Sabbath and the music of his native Russia, but anything from the percussive attack of early acid house and Detroit techno also pitch in to what he astutely describes as `rhythm and soul'. Appearing also on labels such as Stil Vor Talent, Karate Musik, Manual, Azuli, Lo and Traum Schallplaten [for whom he was asked to remix Minilogue, and didn`t disappoint].

The album blends versions of singles released on Silicone Soul's decade spanning, future-pointing electronic vision Darkroom Dubs, including the buzzed-up judder of "North And South" and sexed-up robo-funk of "Slow Cold Slow" [plus symphonic jazz-tinged flip "Honey from Within" with a flotilla of new outings, including the heaving bass-monster of "Breathing In", booming rattlesnake hump of "Lo Lo Love" and the ghostly "Doves On My Window". Then there's the panting "Ink In", rinky-dink organ carnage of "Some Turns Inside" and weird chorale-draped "Stoned Bytes" ending in the vocal-layered finale "The Kathedral" hinting to another exciting new direction.

Last year Freska also remixed Silicone Soul's "David Vincent's Blues", as part of their esteemed Soma 20 Remix collection. One listen to this astonishing debut album leaves no doubt that these twin career peaks are only the beginning for the man from Murmansk.





Freska - Doves On My Window [Darkroom Dubs] (Clip)

Next Order/Middle Finger

Middle Finger

Bordertown's 'Tired Of Being Wrong' is out now on 'Toolroom Records Ibiza 2013': http://btprt.dj/11kybiX

Tracklist:
1.       Jaymo & Andy George - Remember
2.       Huxley - Little Things
3.       Jay Lumen - Spin Like Fire
4.       Breach - Let’s Get Hot
5.       Dusky - Nobody Else
6.       Zombie Disco Squad - Werkk
7.       A/Jus/Ted - A Brighter Light (Lars Vegas Juiced Mix)
8.       Eats Everything - Hevvie
9.       Bordertown - Tired of Being Wrong

*** OUT NOW ***
iTunes: http://bit.ly/12hOQes
Beatport: http://btprt.dj/11kybiX
pre-order the CD: http://bit.ly/16IrCPV

As another Ibiza season beckons, Toolroom Records provide the essential soundtrack to your summer sessions. Featuring new and exclusive cuts from the biggest names in dance music, alongside recent Toolroom smashes, these are the tracks guaranteed to rock the white isle this summer. A massive 46 full-length tracks plus 3 DJ mixes cover your complete Ibiza experience. From Deep grooves to big vocals, peak-time Progressive to rolling Tech House and Techno, ‘Toolroom Records Ibiza Vol. 1’ includes unforgettable tracks from label boss Mark Knight, Duke Dumont, UMEK, Eats Everything, Sander van Doorn, Hot Since 82, Doorly, Prok & Fitch, MK, Huxley, Chus & Ceballos and many more.

Loaded with exclusive tracks only found here & encapsulating the very best of Ibiza 2013, welcome to ‘Toolroom Records Ibiza 2013 Vol. 1’.

Pre-order the CD from our shop: http://bit.ly/16IrCPV

www.facebook.com/toolroomrecords
www.twitter.com/toolroomrecords
www.toolroomrecords.com 
https://www.facebook.com/bordertownbeats
https://twitter.com/BordertownBeats

Bordertown: EXCLUSIVE Mini-Mix ***'Tired Of Being Wrong' Out Now***

FREE DOWNLOAD!

'Frankie Meets Pauline' is this Summer's classic party anthem, a throwback to Felix's Chicago House roots, the cheeky vocal samples in this track raise as many rye smiles as they do pumping fist, so get dancin'! 

Felix commented, "Frankie Meets Pauline is a mashup production I did dedicated 2 thee scene I grew up in, in Chicago listening to Thee likes of Frankie Knuckles, Farley Jackmaster Funk and Ron Hardy...This sound 2 me caught thee essence of Chicago in the 80's, resonating and pounding, sweat-drippin walls, bass beatin' clubs like the Warehouse and The Music Box.  

Download: Felix Da Housecat 'Frankie Meets Pauline'

http://comtruise.com

European Booking:
kalle@pitchandsmith.com

US Booking:
omallon@paradigmagency.com

General Inquiries:
matt@gallerie.us

Legal Inquiries:
matt@rmbllp.com

Lo-fi / Mid-fi / Sci-fi
Lush noise 32bit synthwave pop.

Ephemeron

Com Truise