Instrumental track with a smooth progression, driving rhythm and harmonic undertones. 

Grooving

Reggae-Mindstate-Boom-Bap-Beat

Quantum Leap (Expand Play)

Following our biggest release of 2019 by @atdawnmusic and @johnatron, we enlisted the help our favorite artists for remixes! @millionyoungmusic is a staple in the chillwave community and brought his own unquie flare. @vhyce is becoming a Disco House king and provided both an edited and a longer DJ format remix. @iaminvkr is quickly taking the world by storm with his blend of Progressive and House tunes. Enjoy!

Beatport

At Dawn, Johnatron - Recursion (INVŌKER Remix)

"Swipe Out" a gloriously detailed track that balances slick synths and gritty bass perfectly, allowing a beautiful vocal to shine through.

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Small Great Things EP

Premiere: Luca Olivotto - Swipe Out [Small Great Things]

!!! These are stripped-down 160mp3 snippets of the original tracks !!!

Artist: Al Chem
Title: Metaphysics Of Love EP (incl. remixes of Shahrokh Dini and Michael Reinboth)
Catalog No: CPT 571-1/-3
Format: 12" / digital

If something can be aseptic cold like the New Romantics and deep, soulful and trippy at the same moment, then this release by Berlin’s Al Chem, which is a pretty damn thorough modelling of no wave.
  and vocals in a minimal lo-fi electronic soul-bed is hard to find. Al Chem’s voice and lyrics are beautiful, over an ethereal dive. Al Chem extracting a rich sense of emotion from a hypnotic grooving synth-pad.
 With some tipp-topp hitters on remix duty: Shahrokh Dini made an absolutely stunning quirky peak time club mix, while Compost‘s boss Michael Reinboth is riding tough on a stone-cold  80ties groove.

Alexander Christou aka Al Chem / The Elecdrones – producer, composer, singer and DJ 1962-1968 London, 1968-1979 Würzburg, since 1980 in Berlin

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Al Chem - Metaphysics Of Love (Shahrokh Dini Remix) (snippet)

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In these strange and uncertain times we find ourselves even more eager to release new music by Luv Shack Records' core artists. During some very sunny and inspiring recording sessions last Summer Luv Shack´s own Lee Stevens and musical brain Martin Arnold teamed up to form a new band, channeling the legendary spirit of the 90s Downbeat sound of Vienna. After having written a bunch of tracks it seemed a logical step to involve more friends and musicians into their project. Lee´s long term classmate and bass player Pheech could not be asked twice and joined the jams as well as singer Myla and other fellows, so that the full ensemble now consists of bass, flute, guitar, sax and of course Lee´s amazing collection of analog gear and samples.

The "Come With Me EP" comes with four original songs exploring various tropes of jazz infused electronica, plus two remixes by austrian artists Oberst & Buchner and Lukas Poellauer.

The title track "Come With Me" features hazy vocals by singer Myla protruding from a thick sonic carpet of live sax, vibes, double bass and eerie guitar chords. The jazz-tingled instrumental is tied together by a chugging beat that takes us back to the halcyon days of trip-hop.

"What I Mean" takes the "Rising Seed" recipe of live sax and double bass and pairs it with a funky uplifting beat, mellow rhodes and samples from the dustiest of crates. 

On "Train To Kismarton", Lee Stevens shows off his love for spaghetti western films and movie quotes, merging balearic house with western guitars and chants that hark to back Morricone soundtracks - let's call it Desert-House!

The laid back instrumental of "Without You" is perhaps the most low-key track on the EP, but with its lush blend of hammond chords, pan flute and classic drum-breaks, it perfectly fits the signature sound of Lee Stevens` "Rising Seed" moniker.

The Austrian stars of the new downbeat movement and "Heimlich" head honchos Oberst & Buchner apply their unique sonic wizardry to the remix of "Come With Me", embedding the vocal in a tight oriental house structure with a dramatic break and a second half that boasts with heavy-synth energy. 

Rising talent Lukas Poellauer delivers a house remix of "Without You" that captures the essential jazzy mood of the original, but adds a plethora of ghostly strings, chord stabs a touch of TB-303.

Come With Me EP

Without You (Lukas Poellauer Remix)

Rising Seed - Without You (Lukas Poellauer Remix) | LUV030

After the three highly acclaimed albums “Oracle” (2017), “Dance Of The Demons” (2018) and “Worshippers” (2020), it’s about time to present a collection of remixes of Web Web’s musical output. For this 12” we could allure some top notch producers. Like Web Web’s œvre itself, the variety of remixes on this 12” as well is stunningly diversified.
We’ve got an uplifting disco house groover by living legend Mousse T., which already got massive support by Louie Vega on his Worldwide radio show. A tribal afro house re-work by NY residents Hector Romero & Ayala; some avant-garde broken beats plus a mellow slow motion version of “Land Of The Arum Flowers” by Italian freestyle, trap, jazzy beats rising star Khalab; an epic downbeat monster by Vienna beat smith URBS, and last but not least a smooth dubby remix by Munich’s beat wunderkind L One. A secret weapon 12” representing a beautiful wide musical spectrum. Web Web are Roberto Di Gioia (piano, synth, percussion), Tony Lakatos (tenor and soprano saxophones, flute), Christian von Kaphengst (upright bass) and Peter Gall (drums).

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PREMIERE: Web Web - Balini (Hector Romero & Ayala Remix) [Compost Records]

!!! These are stripped-down 160mp3 snippets of the original tracks !!!

Artist: Web Web
Title: Web Web Remixes #1 EP (incl. remixes by Mousse T., Hector Romero & Ayala, Khalab, Urbs, L One, Michel Cleis)
Catalog No: CPT 573-1/-3
Format: 12" / digital

After the three highly acclaimed albums “Oracle” (2017), “Dance Of The Demons” (2018) and “Worshippers” (2020), it’s about time to present a collection of remixes of Web Web’s musical output. For this 12” we could allure some top notch producers. Like Web Web’s œvre itself, the variety of remixes on this 12” as well is stunningly diversified. 
We’ve got an uplifting disco house groover by living legend Mousse T., which already got massive support by Louie Vega on his Worldwide radio show. A tribal afro house re-work by NY resident Hector Romero & Ayala from Italy; some avant-garde broken beats plus a mellow slow motion version of “Land Of The Arum Flowers” by Italian freestyle, trap, jazzy beats rising star Khalab; an epic downbeat monster by Vienna beat smith URBS, and last but not least a smooth dubby remix by Munich’s beat wunderkind L One. A secret weapon 12” representing a beautiful wide musical spectrum.

Web Web are Roberto Di Gioia (piano, synth, percussion), Tony Lakatos (tenor and soprano saxophones, flute), Christian von Kaphengst (upright bass) and Peter Gall (drums).

Web Web - Maroc Blues (Michel Cleis Remix) (snippet)

Web Web - Land Of The Arum Flower (Khalab Remix) (snippet)

Web Web - Journey To No End (Khalab Remix) (snippet)

More than 30 years in business, over 800 catalogue releases, over 8000 songs + remixes and still going strong!! Compost is one of the most prolific, highly acclaimed and in demand indie labels in Europe. Compost and its sublabels Compost Black Label, Compost Disco, Drumpoet Community, Derwin Recordings and rumpelmusig standing for quality music, a sophisticated mixture of electrifying disco, house, techno, soul, jazz and a little bit of pop. XLR8R wrote: "...top address where electronica meets musicality". Besides internationally respected artist like Robert Owens, Trüby Trio, Koop, Beanfield, Christian Prommer, Felix Laband, Karma, Ben Mono, Kyoto Jazz Massive, Marsmobil, Eddy Meets Yannah, Sepalot, Alif Tree, Shahrokh, Wigald Boning a.o. the label is also well known for its praised compilation series V.A. "Elaste" (Vol.1-4), "Future Sounds Of Jazz" (Vol.1-14), "Partykeller" (Vol.1-3) or "Glücklich" (Vol.1-5). Like Gilles Peterson once said: “With great pleasure I pronounce Compost the most consistent and forward thinking record label of continental Europe.“