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Every two weeks, I'm a Cliche, through its Edit Service, gives away as a free mp3 an unreleased edit produced by members of the crew or beloved friends.

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Edit Service 21 - by Marc Piñol

Cajmere & Dyed Soundorom - 1+1=1

PREMIERE: Marcus Lee - Tell Me [MIFFVA001]

After their opening salvo which featured tracks from Michael James, Enzo Leep, DJOKO and Tommy Vicari Jr they return with a serious follow up. For the next EP from mysterious imprint Outright Records they have a certified bomb on their hands. Having been supported everywhere from Mint Warehouse, to Dimensions by hot selectors such as Enzo Siragusa, Rossi, Archie Hamilton, tINI as well as creator Dutch artist Den Haas. [continue reading at...https://trommelmusic.com/music/premiere/premiere-1-den-haas-dance-tip-outright002/]

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Premiere: 1 - Den Haas - Dance Tip [outright002]

For Esuoh’s 23rd installment, we give a warm welcome to the family the ingenious Argentinean producer Ezequiel G, who brings us his latest production “After Work EP”. The release showcases his particular vision and understanding of dance music by means of three original tracks: “After Work”, ”Bring The Beat” and “Don’t You”.

With these tracks, he shows us his skills by mixing the modern beats without losing the rhythm of old school house music, resulting in a unique vibe which is perfect for the dance floor. This EP includes a wonderful, atmospheric and groovy remix by the man of the moment, DJOKO.

Release date: June 17th 2022
Traxsource exclusive: June 3rd 2022

PREMIERE: Ezequiel G - After Work (DJOKO Remix)

Chevere EP

Sunshine & Ravioli

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Something Is Wrong

Out now: https://orcd.co/REKIDS249

Stockholm’s Tiger Stripes appears on Matt Edwards’ Rekids for the first time with the ‘I Heard It Through The Bassline’ two-tracker. The EP starts with the aptly named title track, defined by its deeply infectious bass, which propels forward along tight house grooves and classy gospel vocals. ‘I Heard It Through the Bassline’ is followed by Tiger Stripes’ ‘Everybody’s Doing It’, a stylish, low-slung people mover with the air of a vibey, dim-lit establishment or introspective late-night journey through the city.

"I wanted to bring my music back to my soulful roots where I found a love for dance music in the first place. So here it is, straight from my heart, and I could not be more happy and excited over this two-tracker, my Rekids debut, one of my favourite labels ever.”- Tiger Stripes

Strange Idols label founder Tiger Stripes is a prolific producer, remixer, and DJ who has been active since the early 2000s. He’s collaborated with artists like Kerri Chandler and Jerome Sydenham and released music via heavyweight underground imprints, including Hot Creations, Get Physical, and Sydenham’s Ibadan. Now, he moves the needle again with the ‘I Heard It Through the Bassline’ EP on Rekids.

Tiger Stripes - I Heard It Through The Bassline

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Red Richards & Ben Arsenal - Control Me

Burnski - Changes - Dub

"all black from head to toe"
an aussie classic gets the yaeji bump
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Download EP here: http://www.beatport.com/release/undercover/856031

Release date: 27/01/2012

For his new EP, ‘Undercover', Items & Things co-founder Marc Houle jumps in his time machine and heads back in time. Destination Chicago, 1987, and a face to face with Master C&J exploring the mysterious power of plunging basslines and moody synths. On remix duties Berlin based Miro Pajic sneaks in charting a decidedly bleepier course while Bruno Pronsato delivers his signature 'romantic techno' sound.

There’s no way back and Marc launches the fist bars of ‘Undercover’ with just a bouncy kick and a vintage ‘house’ bassline. With reverb in full effect the drums and hi-hats find their own space and time. Then, if the synths that roll in aren’t mysterious enough for you, the pillow talk vocals will be. The end of each line, spoken with a certain sense of agitation, is covered by chords that ride, all night long. The revelation is for your imagination but you might not want to be ‘Under Covers’ with this guy.

Next up, Miro takes the dirty sheets and chucks them in the washing machine for a good old fashioned rinse and spin. This mix creeps along all bubbles, pops, tick tocks and rim shots. Snare rolls glide in and out of time only to snap back for a sub-bass drop or a little heavy breathing. What more can you ask for?

Bruno’s ‘Electric Blanket Dub’ warms things up quite nicely with its intricate, heady take on the original. Bringing a subtle balance to the three mixes with vaguely organic tones, natural rhythms and spontaneous drum fills, Mr. Pronsato comes through in full on a cold Berlin night. 
The final track, ‘Triple E’, is an underground goodie brandishing a relentless kick and enough swing to make Chancellor Merkel do the Jitterbug. Combine sharp snares, a muted bass warble and nonsensical vocal snips panning from side to side and you have the perfect late night jack track or pump priming party starter.

True to the ‘no rules’ vision laid out by Marc, Magda and Troy, this new edition of ‘Items & Things’ is weird and wonderful with more bounce to the ounce.

Tracklist: 
A1: Undercover 
A2: Triple E 
B1: Undercover (Miro Pajic Remix) 
B2: Undercover (Bruno’s Electric Blanket Dub)

Press contact: press@marchoule.net

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Marc Houle - Undercover | Items & Things | 2012

Ethnicity, Pt. 2

Ethnicity, Pt. 2 (Club Mix)

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Premiere : Stussko - Spacefunk (LAAVAA001)

Silk & Fuss - Funky Freddy

Download EP: http://www.beatport.com/track/caminho-de-dreyfus-marc-houle-remix/4419204

Physical: http://www.kompakt.fm/releases/caminho_de_dreyfus_ep

EP Release Date: June 17, 2013

There’s no denying that a new wave of Israeli electronics is rushing into international DJ crates, with Tel-Aviv’s RED AXES riding its cusp. Producers Dori Sadovnik and Nirv Arzi have already turned heads with their unique style, and now it’s up to CORRESPONDANT’s to host the duo’s psychedelically flavored house antics. Having performed together for over 6 years, Dori and Nirv amassed a considerable amount of experience handling distinctive sound aesthetics that range from post punk to underground electronics. After releasing a string of mutant house jams for well-established label outfits like I’m A Cliché or Clouded Vision, their latest masterpiece CAMINHO DE DREYFUS packs quite some heat, with a weatherbeaten bassline supporting a hand-picked cast of kinky cowbells, raspy guitar hooks and ABRAO’s eccentric vocals.

Pachanga Boys’ REBOLLEDO is a certified master of sweaty minimalism, preferably dressing his sand- blasted beats in tight leather pants. His athletic remix of CAMINHO DE DREYFUS is no different, capping the original’s opulent voicework and then spreading a thick layer of digital grease over the freshly shaved legs. MARC HOULE’s approach to the vocals is similarly radical, allowing them to eratically glitch through the aether. In the meantime, a deceptively simple, but alarmingly effective bleep motive sneaks up on the listener, priming the track to shift into freaky madness at any given moment. Together with SPICY STICK, another shimmering afternoon banger from the blessed hands of RED AXES, this makes for a truly exciting package ready to hot-wire your attention span.

Press contact: press@marchoule.net

Connect with Marc Houle:
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Red Axes feat. Abrão - Caminho De Dreyfus (Marc Houle Remix) | Correspondant Records | 2013

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