Amy Douglas should need no introduction, having supplied song-writing and vocal duties for Horse Meat Disco, Roisin Murphy, Luke Soloman and Soul Clap.

Here she teams up with Craig Bratley who dusts off the analogue synths to produce something which clearly wears its influence on its sleeve, taking in elements of Balearic, Street Soul and early Sheffield Bleep.

On the Ashigaru Dub, Craig explores these influences further, the result reminiscent of Mad Professors take on Massive Attack.

No In Between

“In the Wild” feels like an invitation to step beyond the artificial confines of comfort and reengage with the pulse of something primal and vast. The track moves with a deliberate sense of exploration—part ambient, part electronic odyssey—balancing organic textures and digital precision in a way that blurs the line between the natural world and human invention.

From its opening moments, distant echoes and rhythmic rustles create an atmosphere of mystery. A pulsing beat gradually emerges, evoking the sound of a heartbeat syncing with the wilderness. Archer 23’s signature production style shines here: layered synths shimmer like sunlight through dense foliage, and subtle percussive details—like snaps, clicks, and deep resonant bass hits—suggest footsteps or the restless motion of unseen creatures.

The middle section opens up like a clearing, where melodic lines stretch out in an almost cinematic sweep. There’s both wonder and unease here, a reminder that “the wild” is not merely beautiful but untamed, unpredictable. As the track progresses, tension builds—an aural representation of discovery teetering on danger—before dissolving into a tranquil yet unresolved fade, leaving the listener suspended between awe and introspection.

Overall, “In the Wild” is a sonic expedition through landscapes of sound and feeling. It captures the thrill of venturing into the unknown, where every echo hints at something ancient and alive. Archer 23 once again proves adept at crafting immersive environments that reward both analytical listening and emotional surrender.

For fans of: Jon Hopkins, Rival Consoles, Tycho, and nature-inspired electronic soundscapes.

In the Wild

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DC Promo Tracks #242: "Flightplan" (Francis Harris Reform) by Emil Abramyan is part of the upcoming release "Movement" on Kingdoms @kingdomsbk

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Rounding off this release, label boss Francis Har- ris reworks 'Flightplan', nding new nuances in the sublime atmosphere, and slowly building up to a subtle, understated groove that takes the track to a different place entirely.

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DC Promo Tracks #242: Emil Abramyan "Flightplan" (Francis Harris Reform)

X2. Craven Faults - Foddergang (Don’t DJ Rework)

Taken from 'Adam Oko - Diet Of Germs'(SC016)
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Diet Of Germs

B1. Adam Oko - Legs Akimbo (3:22)

Gentle waves lapped at her ankles as she made her way down the coastline. She inhaled deeply, breathing in the salty sea air. Her head seemed to clear almost instantly, the soft gentle breeze drifting over her face helping to reset her thoughts. She allowed herself to dwell for a moment on the previous life she'd led in the thralls of the city; never giving herself a moments rest or granting herself the gift of a social life. Out by the sea things were simpler and happier...

Dallas-based producer Jake Shrock continues his obsession with analog hardware on his new release for Seattle's Medical Records. Following his work as part of //TENSE// and a previous release on S U R V I V E’s Holodeck label, Jake crafts seven tracks that blur the lines between komische, new age and wave, realised with his arsenal of vintage synthesisers and drum machines.

Omnibus (MR-085)

PREMIERE: Jake Schrock - Deep Sea [Medical Records]

Bamboo - Give Me Some More Of That Gooja

Paul McCartney - Check My Machine

Charlie Ace & Fay - Punanny

Doug Hream Blunt - Gentle Persuasion

Kid Creole & The Coconuts - I´m A Wonderful Thing, Baby

Eighties Ladies - Turned On To You

Who´s Who - Hypno Dance

Bombers - Shake

Bagarre - Lemonsweet (disco)

Sexual Harrassment - K-I-S-S-I-N-G

Suicide - Girl

Charles Wilp - Madison Avenue Perfume Ad 

Radio Cómeme - Sentimental Flashback 09 by Lena Willikens

Track 001 of Magnetic North series

Magnetic North is a Finish-Norwegian collaborative project born during the COVID-19 lockdown. While Earth's magnetic north pole will keep moving in a fast-paced rhythm, Magnetic North will launch new tracks on a regular basis, being a platform to bring Nordic and non-Nordic artists a little closer, at least for a short period of time. Magnetic North focuses on electronic music and sound pieces, and all the possible conjunction points between those two.

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Magnetic North 001

001 – Jimi Tenor + Jaakko Eino Kalevi – Jäniksen Joulu (The holiday of a Hare)

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CV Vision - Elemente (12" vinyl & digital)
Release date: 26 march 2021
BUY LINK: https://cvvision.bandcamp.com/album/elemente
Label: Patience (https://soundcloud.com/havesomepatience)
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Berlin studio nut CV Vision washes ashore, surfing on sine waves with his second offering of 2021 and the fifth Patience release, Elemente. Following on from his recently released debut LP Tropical (South Of North), CV Vision takes his library chops, psych rock skills and analogue artillery and spreads them over two quarter hour sides, to brain melting effect.

Elemente soars from cosmic to kosmiche. A dizzying homage to the natural world, the two pieces pay tribute to those animals that glide (Gleiten) and those that float (Treiben). The A side Gleiten tears off on a gnarly, loping odyssey, embarking from the sand to faraway lands, stopping in at Beppe Loda’s Typhoon, Conny Plank’s studio, Bob Chance’s garage via the Transfer Station Blue. The B side Treiben is a more sublime animal, steadily cruising at 20,000 leagues, traversing a mostly calm sea of bubbling arpeggiated synthesis before beaching somewhere on the Med in the late 70s.

Elemente was written, played and recorded by Dennis Schulze, with drums by Uno Bruniusson and Rhodes by Boyd Alves. It was mastered by Wouter Brandenburg at Brandenburg Mastering. Artwork is by Luca Schenardi.

CV Vision is Dennis Schulze, a DIY boffin originally from Bayreuth who enjoys tinkering with electronics and cold water plunges. He has several more projects on the way in 2021.