Mixed for D. Mac

Morgenlandfahrt

The Stojka Empire (feat. Harry Stojka & The Cat Empire)

Buckle Up

Buckle Up (feat. Soweto Kinch)

Bout Dat

"Summer Nights is the song that reminds me of the first lockdown. It’s was all of my fears about what I was doing with myself/my life and what was going on around the world. I spent about 6 or 7 weeks on my own in that lockdown and I just remember the constant barrage of bad news and bad times that happened as you sit there, painfully watching the news and hoping that things are going to get better soon.”


Written and recorded by Nature TV
Mixed by Solo Major
Mastered by Ed Woods
Artwork by Hande Kochan


Lyrics: 

Don’t you ever give it all away at once 
Hold it back, make some plans 
For something else 

Have you never been this far away from town 
Move away, separate 
Yourself from them 

When you look back 
Do you see a rising sun 
Way off track
Pulling back the veil of night 

Make my own decisions when I see your eyes 
Clear that information has just led to lies 
If only with your words you could not sell disguise 
Painful viewing sees me through those summer nights 

On my way down 
On my way back as always 
Made good time 
Lesson learned 
What a ride 

Don’t you ever, feel that somehow you where right
Never change, never spread 
That piece of mind 

Make my own decisions when I see your eyes 
Clear that information has just led to lies 
If only with your words you could not sell disguise 
Painful viewing sees me through those summer nights

Summer Nights

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Le Stat is from Yum Yuck's new EP Lace, out on September 24.
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Credits 🕯

All Words and Music by Pascal Righini

Produced by Pascal Righini and Joshua Berry
Mixed by Joshua Berry
Mastered Vicente Espi, Songololo Music
Artwork by Robert Davies
Contact / Licenses Yum Yuck ☯️: pascal@theclique.co.za
Press: alliz@songololomusic.com

During The Heatwave

I Wonder

A toxic meditation in the age of the apocalypse.

Wishbone

Gganbu

Before we dive into the latest episode, let's first take a brief look at Lofi Radio and what it offers to its listeners. The show is a music podcast that features a variety of producers, musicians, and artists from around the world. The aim is to showcase the producer in a overview of both new tracks, older tracks and also some work in progress - the vibe is chill and laid-back, with a focus on hip-hop, jazz, and a positive vibe in the community.

The 6th episode of Lofi Radio features Gustav Gustav as the guest producer. A producer that’s been alongside the tribe for a very long time – He is one of the most versatile producers out there, making both smooth beats & jazzy laidback grooves while still able to switch it up to uptempo tracks with inspiration from the house community but also the underground scene of pop & electronic stuff. Such a great producer we have the honor of showcasing today, let us know what you think and share some love to Gustav Gustav.

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Beginning to Fade

Eighty One

Golden Braid

The Music Scene

Pity Party

Hell Camp

Real Time

Show Me What You Got (feat. Jordan Rakei)

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Red Glow

Credit Electric - There

Little People is the moniker of UK based downtempo electronic musician Laurent Clerc… He returns with his second full length album - We Are But Hunks Of Wood - a whole 6 years after his first album (Mickey Mouse Operation) was released on Illicit recordings. Whilst his debut - an accomplished ode to late 90's instrumental hip hop - has unexpectedly gone on to be in the top 30 selling album downloads on iTunes in the electronic genre in the US for the last 2 years, he is still all but unknown to most tastemakers and influential blogs shaping today's electronic music scene. Having followed an unconventional route to success - thanks to in no small part to Pandora radio generating him huge amounts of exposure - he seemingly exists outside the normal channels used to promote artists. We sense this is all about to change…

'We are But Hunks of Wood' is a sonic leap forward for LIttle People (that's the least you can expect after a 6 year hiatus between albums!) which should help establish himself as key proponent of the downtempo electronic music scene. Part beats, bleeps and real live instrumentation, this new record maybe falls in a place where Bonobo and Anders Trentemoller would hypothetically meet. Having initially come from the world of instrumental hip hop where tracks are often more akin to just sketches or interesting ideas, Laurent Clerc's pieces are fully fledged songs whose arrangements create a sense of mood and movement, effortlessly going from nuanced electronic patterns to soaring string arrangements over the course of the journey. This is no beat tape.

There are many reasons why it has taken him so long to release his follow up record - like nearly turning his back on making music and becoming the father of a set of twins… But the main reason was that he felt he had to reinvent his work methodology and write and record his tracks from the ground up. He saw sampling as tantamount to taking another man's 2 bars of inspiration and passing it off as your own. The story of the samplist making the jump to creating his own material is not new… but it isn't always a successful one. Laurent took enough time to make sure that leap was taken with aplomb.