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The Sound of Superprince 

Philly's home-grown edit kings https://soundcloud.com/superprince1  laced us with a new mix for the D&D/RNT podcast series this week. Known for their sharp productions and eclectic edits & remixes, they are constantly exploring new sounds. They've been collecting records for over 15 years and strive to transport listeners through time and space with their mixtapes and wide-ranging sets. 

Hop aboard the disco train as the boys conduct you through heater after heater in this almost hour and a half mix. Choo choo!

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The Deep&Disco / Razor-N-Tape Podcast Episode #24: Superprince

1st proper wee sesh on't gramophones since mid December so apologies for the roughness....

Cottam - Fragile (Faff About and boy does it show;0)

Prince Charles

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The Rise of the Rare Wiri (Rayko Electrika Salsa MIxtape) Jun 2019

Phonographe Posse Experience #40 Favorite Recordings special

For the fifth entry in our Collector`s Series we enlist the skills of Japan-based musical connoisseurs, Ken Hidaka, Max Essa, and Dr. Rob. Their compilation Oto No Wa sets out to map the evolution of chilled Japanese sounds across 3 decades, collecting 14 tracks, produced by a wide range of artists. From ambient pioneers to dance-floor veterans, to a 9-piece reggae band, Little Tempo, percussionist Kazuya Kotani, and organic, psychedelic collective, Olololop.

Beginning in the late 1980s, the era when “environmental music” became prevalent, there`s Yoshio Ojima`s cool computer-generated Sealed. The compilation also includes later work by his contemporaries Takashi Kokubo, and Yoshiaki Ochi. Theirs are compositions designed for art galleries and museum installations. “BGM” built from emerging technology, and / or counterpoint tapped out expertly on sticks and stones. The 90s give us the seminal electronics of Susumu Yokota, and the solar-flare strut of Scha Dara Parr – Japan’s answer to The Beastie Boys. Here, remixed by the legendary Major Force. Moving into the 21st century we have the post-house productions of Flower Records. Kentaro Takizawa`s oceanic Gradual Life, and Little Big Bee`s colourful coral reef-diving Scuba. Fellow traveller, Kaoru Inoue`s “Kyushu kosmische”. Representing the next decade are Flower Records’ current rising stars, Coastlines, who calmly combine classic fusion, library music, and gentle nova bossa nova rhythms. Alongside them are the sun-baked electro-acoustics of Karel Arbus & Eiji Takamatsu, plus Chillax` previously unreleased epic analog / modular jam.

All of these selections are the result of some serious “digging” but more importantly they represent physical connections made during Ken’s 20-plus-year career in the “Biz”, Max` decade of DJing all over Japan. Music made by folks interviewed by Rob at the websites, Test Pressing and Ban Ban Ton Ton. Friendships forged at Lone Star – the trio’s long-running party, which takes place every month at Bar Bonobo in Harajuku.

Oto No Wa: Selected Sounds of Japan 1988 - 2018 (Mini Mix) - 0150

Mix de Rubinskee

Ivan Riestra, a.k.a. Rubinskee is one of the founders and owners of Departures Records in Mexico City.
Rubinskee's been in contact with e-music since he was a childbut started to being called a producer 13 years ago. Promptly, this info reveals us that he is not a beginner. In his musical education, he made a few courses but is known a self-taught artist.
There is something in his music that is a mirror from his daily routine, he is a quiet, serious, and reserved person working undercover as a corporate business man, but, at night he unfolds into a mature, attractive and captive way.
Rubinskee is one of a kind House Live Acts of Mexico City which you cannot stand still.

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INFRAMONDO MIX 3 : RUBINSKEE

./Abstract Theory #002

Cottam shot to notoriety in 2009 with three limited edition 12”s that blew up the underground deep house and nu-disco scenes with no advertising and no info – combining neo-soul, afrobeat and hip hop with slo-mo house grooves all three sold out in double quick time and ended up in many ‘best of 2009’ charts. 
Since then, Cottam has concentrated on developing his own style of sub-aquatic acid house – remixes for Luv Jam on Phonica’s label, Pattern Select on Delusions of Grandeur and Morning Factory on 20:20 Vision offshoot Fina have complemented original tracks on Quintessentials, Wolf Music, German undercover label Story and the summer anthem ‘Sunrise Sunset’. The journey continues with his most accomplished tracks yet on the Deep Deep Down EP for Aus Music and a remix for Geoff Leopard on Endless Flight due out early 2012. He hasn’t completely given up the re-works either with Cottam 4 seeing Plantlife get the treatment and there is even a Cliff Richard remix doing the rounds! Cottam is biding his time with much more music to come next year (when his toddler starts nursery) and he can devote more time to production.
A burgeoning career behind the decks has seen Cottam DJ around the world from London & Ibiza super clubs to the dirtiest basements of Berlin and Manchester. A studio mix recording can never match the off the cuff ideas and crowd interaction of a live set, that can take in anything from Balearic disco edits to rough techno slowed down to a sexy shuffling tempo, classic house to euphoric disco all mixed with a skill, grace and swagger, topped off with a trademark cap.

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