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Mister Water Wet - Penny Mama

Featuring Bruce on the 808 rims claves and Wamdue presence.
Tape-sludge 4th world house business. 

This track was presented on Sensible Seelen Vol. 3 - In Gedenken An.
you can purchase via Bandcamp here. https://sensibleseelen.bandcamp.com/album/sensible-seelen-vol-3-in-gedenken-an

Sensible Seelen Vol. 3 - In Gedenken An

Wamdue with Bruce

Y DON'T U

Y DON'T U (feat. Clams Casino & Take A Daytrip)

CINDERELLA

Exclusive premiere with @ladygunn for "My Friend" by @gothic-tropic
from the forthcoming EP "Tang Brain" out 7/9 on Dome of Doom.

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Gothic Tropic - My Friend

IMAABS - Descifrar OUT July 9th 2021
Buy it on vinyl or digital via our Bandcamp: https://imaabs.bandcamp.com/album/descifrar-2?label=3094391842&tab=music

The album was recorded and composed in Modos Estudio, Santiago de Chile, between November 2018 and March 2021.

Composed, mixed and mastered by Imaabs in Modos Estudio
Artwork: Estrid Lutz *ec.dy.sis (2018) courtesy Encore Collection.
Cover design: Alberto Bustamante

Imaabs - Trying Ft Tama Gucci

From fragments.
Learn more here: https://smarturl.it/there005

fragments

clarity

Rachika Nayar - clarity

Much akin to an auditory vignette, is Clément Davout aka Adhémar’s reshaping of Across Sellenti by Nils Edte. Stretching across 15 minutes, the sonic landscapes shift and scatter with elements fading in and out of existence, giving movement and a sense of unpredictability. Sweeping pads and textures lending a natural edge, evoking imagery of unnamed jungles or forests enveloped by night. All backed in the signature Adhémar fashion with tribal percussion and muted kicks that make his music instantly recognizable.

As part of a longer form release, Adhémar has created a flowing 50 minute journey of Nils Edte’s contributions through his musical lens. Even creating an entirely new track from the elements of the starting material. This reshape, and the rest of the release will be out February 8th.

@edte-1
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PREMIERE: Nils Edte X Adhémar - Across Sellenti (Adhémar Reshape) [Indefinite Pitch]

Fatima Yamaha - What's A Girl To Do (B.Traits Edit)

It's Our Future

Burial + Four Tet - Nova

Though their first record came out some six months earlier, Voices from the Lake, a collaboration by the Italian techno artists Donato Dozzy and Neel, really came to life last summer at Labyrinth in Japan. This was where they debuted most of their work together, playing live in the closing slot on the second night of the festival. Even if you've never been to Labyrinth (this reviewer hasn't), it's hard to imagine a better time and place for this particular duo to perform: a softly lit gathering on a wooded mountainside, with their subtle but immense sounds flowing through a supposedly peerless sound system.

By the time this happened the new album was already finished—Dozzy and Neel had recorded  it earlier in the summer in Rome and used it as the basis for their live act. If they'd wanted to, they could have played it pretty much as is: even listening at home on headphones, Voices from the Lake has the effect of a meticulously planned stage performance, with every loop forming an essential piece of a larger composition. It's not an exaggeration to say it tells a story—it follows an unmistakable narrative arc, leading us through a carefully paced sequence of scenes, almost like some kind of wordless, abstract musical.

This level of complexity wouldn't be possible in most producers' hands. As an art form, techno often strives to make something emotionally engrossing without using conventional stimuli like melody or lyrics. Dozzy and Neel have clearly nailed this part of their craft. Most of the sounds on Voices from the Lake have no reference point in the material world (no pianos, strings, hi-hats, snares, rim shots, etc.), but somehow they still manage to be incredibly expressive: one beat sounds uneasy, while others seem determined, weary, contemplative, optimistic and so on.

The album has a strong visual element as well. Dozzy and Neel have an incredible ear for sound design (Neel has also mastered many of Dozzy's past records, including his album K, along with numerous other releases on Prologue), and this allows them to give each moment of the album a vivid foreground, midddleground and background, each with countless details to pick apart. The mind's eye has a lot to work with, though it's never clear exactly what. At times the scene could be lush and organic, most notably on "Circe," which is loaded with distant wails and chirps that conjure up a teeming rain forest (call me crazy but I hear a cricket on every off-beat). Other parts of the album are colder, more metallic, with sonar beeps and vague industrial imagery. The album weaves between the two seamlessly, and often paints a landscape that's somewhere in the middle.

These details make Voices From the Lake captivating from one moment to the next, but there's  a broad compositional element that keeps the whole thing moving. More than having just a beginning, middle and end, it has an introduction, several chapters and an epilogue. Each unfolds elegantly into the next using a system of tension and release. To take a simple example, the first  20 minutes feel like an overture—in "Iyo," we get a writhing synth tone that signals the start of something, not unlike the groan of an orchestra warming up. In the next track, "Vega," the drums take on a greater sense of urgency, but the feeling of anticipation remains. Only with arrival of a steady kick drum and a soothing pad, three tracks into the album, do we feel that things have really begun.

This isn't so different from how composition works in most techno tracks, except that here the process is spread out across a much longer period. Each song on Voices from the Lake is between four and nine minutes long, and most of these work in groups of three or four to set the stage for a single peak moment. The most memorable of these moments is "S.T. (VFTL Rework)," a new version of a song Dozzy recorded for an earthquake benefit compilation called Composure: Ambient Techno for Japan. By the time this track comes in, some 30 minutes into the album, we've gotten used to the idea that rhythm, texture and atmosphere might be all we're going to get. This makes the arrival of smooth major chords, slowly cascading into the mix, truly climactic. Suddenly the album has an emotional dimension you didn't see coming.

In a way there's nothing radical about Voices from the Lake. Rather than thinking outside the box, it decidedly works within techno's basic fundamentals: sound design, linear rhythms, slow build-ups, etc. But this is an important part of what makes the album exceptional. With nothing more at their disposal than techno's characteristically sparing palette, Dozzy and Neel have built something so rich that it has the feeling of a feature presentation. It's hard to imagine something so purely techno having more impact than this.

http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=10529

Voices From The Lake - Iyo (Original Mix)

The Ecstasy Club - Raw Power

Kraze   The Party (Love City Re Build)

Landslide

Arkajo - Head In the Clouds

We are excited to unveil this single of the Kenyan-German duo ODD OKODDO! The 7inch "Okitwoye" is their first ever outing, announcing the long player "Auma" to be released here in October. It comes paired with a Peter Power remix. @peter-power

Release date is August 16
Preorder is up: https://oddokoddo.bandcamp.com
Available worldwide through our distributor @kompakt.

Odd Okoddo are Olith Ratego and Sven Kacirek. 

Olith Ratego performs his immaculate vocals in the musical style called "dodo", which originates from the shores of Lake Victoria in Kenya, high in pitch and soulfully expressive. He himself refers to his music as "dodo blues". As a skilled luthier, Olith Ratego designs and builds his string instruments himself, first of all the five-stringed Okodo which lends its name to the project.

Sven Kacirek is a multi-instrumentalist commuting between Germany and Kenya for many years now, ever since he recorded his famous "Kenya Sessions" in 2010. He plays the marimba, percussions and piano, next to producing this project. He has closely collaborated with various international musicians, among them Nils Frahm, Shabaka Hutchings, F.S. Blumm and Marc Ribot.

The remix on the B side amplifies the essence of the song. Peter Power is a part of the Voodoohop collective from Brazil and his releases on Multi Culti or Polychrome Sounds fuel the rather slow, organically hypnotic dancefloors. He premiered this remix at the Heliodora festival in Brazil, at sunrise next to a giant waterfall, and it was just perfect.

Pingipung 067

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ODD OKODDO: Okitwoye (Peter Power Remix) (Pingipung 067, 7" / digital)

Detroit, Brighton, Stuttgart – if you connect @panta-rex’ musically relevant sites on a world map, the resulting line seems rather straight.

Apart from playing the violin in various ensembles for several years, he had a growing fascination for electronic music, beginning in the mid-nineties with classical Techno from Detroit followed by the rather bleepy and minimal sound of the UK around the turn of the millennium. A few years at art school digging all kinds of music went by until Panta Rex got to know the people behind Philpot in the late 2000s and fell in love with the label’s releases immediately. During this time he started producing electronic music in addition to his work as a DJ.

He is strongly inspired by the vibe of his artistic idols which can certainly be heard on his debut mini-album »Antennen«. Somewhere between dreamy Ambient, loungy Electronica, psychedelic House and playful Techno, the six tracks take their time to develop and unfold. Perfect for getting into the right mood – be it on the dance floor or on a hike through forests and meadows.

Panta Rex and @alexketzer met at a mutual friend’s party and quickly realized that their musical biographies were pretty similar. The match was perfected when one mentioned his unreleased tracks and the other his label…

Antennen

10" vinyl (ed. of 10)

[Noo10x10-1] Panta Rex – Antennen

First track from A Night At The Baths, the debut solo album by Special Interest member, out 30 July on Disciples 

Pre-order now on vinyl → https://disciples.ffm.to/DISC8

Ruth Mascelli - One For The Voyeurs

Disciples