'This June, Daniel Jaeger and Andrea Ljekaj bring their fresh perspectives to Cook Strummer's standout 2020 single 'Rising'.
The original of ‘Rising’ was part of the Words Don't Come Easy Vol. 7 compilation and aimed to get dancers in a state of transcendence. First up to remix it here is Berlin's Daniel Jaeger, a respected artist with an impactful sound on labels like Criminal Bassline, Katermukke and Bar 25 Music. He retains the warmth and organic feel of the original, but layers in an elastic bassline that gets you moving. The filtered vocals have a mournful edge, while the synths rise up and down the scale to bring a sense of hope.
Andrea Ljekaj is one of Croatia's most accomplished artists. Since 2019 he has run Croatia Gets Physical, which unearths and promotes the best new artists in his homeland. He also releases on this label, Oddity and Elrow, and has a powerful sound that often comes tinged with dancefloor euphoria. His expressive, textured take on 'Rising' has a darker feel, with pained vocals and prickly percussion churning over a menacing baseline. It's a gritty track that brings a freaky vibe to the floor.'

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PREMIERE : Jably - Last Child On Earth (Original Mix)[Urge To Dance]

After releases for Buttress, Engrave and Sum Over Histories, the Casablanca-based Jably, also known as Jalil B, debuts on Urge To Dance with an emotional four-track EP.Vibrant synths and exuberant vibes will take you on a melodic search for the last child on Earth in a dystopian world.

The EP explores the personal and philosophical moments which Jably has experienced throughout the months of lockdowns and global pandemic uncertainty. The opening track digs deep into the fears of the time when there could be one last child on Earth and the end of humanity is near. Expressive and emotional synths reveal the fear of this possibility and yet provide a glimpse of hope that this would not be the end.

Lost Time is Not Lost aims to make us realise that the time we spent in lockdowns was not in vain. Although we found ourselves restrained, it gave us the opportunity to spend that time searching for new experiences, thinking about life and seeing things from different a point of view. It is a vibrant track with a punchy kick and mesmerising synths.

The EP continues with Perseverance, a track which is an illustration that even after multiple failures and despite all headwinds, the difficult moments will be left behind with hard work and hope. This leads to the final addition to the EP, The Hope, leaving us on positive note with expressive organ-infused synths reminding us that no matter what we should believe that the best is always yet to come.

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After two decades of redefining electronic music with unconventional and psychedelic club sounds, German DJ and producer Acid Pauli needs no introduction. His third album MOD arrived in September 2020 as a remarkable tribute to the modular synthesizer, the most trusted tool in Acid Pauli aka Martin Gretschmann's arsenal. He created the record almost entirely with modular systems, reveling in the possibilities and stretching the limits of machines that sing to themselves. 

The first part of MOD Remixes saw innovative reinterpretations by Pilocka Krach, JakoJako and other notable names from the Berlin underground. Now on the second part, Acid Pauli's collaborators bring expertise from all over Europe and beyond, resulting in a magnificent international collection.

Well reputed DJ Tennis and Roderic approach "No Kick, No Cry" from completely different directions. The former accentuates the prominent kick drum and adds new layers to the track, making it a true earworm, while Roderic keeps it more low-key, carefully coating the already immersive and ASMR-like soundscape in nuanced texture. 

"Du Brecht, Ich Dub" undergoes a complete makeover by German producer, DJ and vocalist Perel. With two extra minutes and a bright newfound energy, her version plays like a soundtrack for an aerial footage of a neon-lit city. Needless to say, it is an irresistible dancefloor-filler. 

Slovakia-born and London-based artist Lenka Toma adds a warm touch to "Life Polarizer". United by the consuming groove, Acid Pauli's chirping and bubbling soundbites come alive with Toma's techno backdrop.

"Sublime Frequencies Of Cairo" becomes subject to quite a metamorphosis, too. What was already an album highlight is elevated further by Jonathan Kaspar, resident of Cologne's nightlife hotspot Gewölbe. His beat pulsates throughout the initially beatless track and masterfully connects the dots between Acid Pauli's floating loops, eventually finding its way to the foreground.

On its remixed version, MOD reemerges as an entirely new record, basking in all these diverse influences while firmly retaining the trailblazing lifeforce of its creator.

Acid Pauli - Sublime Frequencies Of Cairo (Jonathan Kaspar Remix)

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It is about a new musical direction, a little away from our usual paths but never too far from the dancefloor.

"The Rise Of The Harlequins" is my contribute to the "Cross Vault" Ep, the first release of Buttress Records.

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Sonic shards of light pierce slate grey skies to illuminate a new talent; a Mango Alley debutant sees Nure emerge through "Deathco". Muted motifs cascade in vivid colour crashing in waves to reveal hidden depths in an ocean of white-noise.

Unrivalled Brazilian flair finds Morttagua generating power and raw energy though intelligent craftsmanship. Twisting and turning, arpeggios wax and wane against driving rhythmic force that whips up a storm. A brooding bassline presence extols German passion as Shahin finds a different path. Breathing new life into Nure, still waters hide a vessel of controlled precision and musical mastery.

Ahead in an unrelenting voyage of discovery, LADS create another landmark of rare beauty. New melodies lap in gentle waves over atmospheric whale song to create a vivid and innovative new sonic landscape. 

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Torture the Artist celebrates its 5th anniversary with the release of 'fivefourtwentytwentyone', a compilation compiled and mixed by the webzine-founder himself, Holger Breuer, who gathered together 17 exclusive tracks from artists that either have a record or relationship with the online magazine. 'fivefourtwentytwentyone', a numerical and literal abreviation for '5 for TTA', musically varies between Deep House and Disco, it makes an excursion to melodic and more techno-ish takes, it contains edits of current Indie/ Alternative but also Pop-artists and provides its audience with unreleased material from and of scene-heavyweights. The result is an eclectic mix that delivers several approaches to (electronic) music carefully and skillfully put together in a continuous mix that represents Torture the Artist's philosophy, namely that of offering various (mainly melodical) styles of music to its listeners from renowned as well as talented and uprising artists.

'fivefourtwentytwentyone' is released in four parts containing four tracks while each track is available as a FREE DOWNLOAD exclusively via Torture the Artist' Soundcloud-channel. The download-link for the 17th and last track, is unlocked to those who solve a riddle as each of the previously released parts will provide you with a hint.

PART III: threeninetyonefourtwentytwenty
The third part of Torture the Artist's 5th anniversary compilation 'fivefourtwentytwenty' comes with tracks/ edits from Upercent, Lazaros, Foreign Guest, Wewerka, Cook Strummer and Marc Wolf and  are summed up under the code 'threeninetyonefourtwentytwenty', meaning 3 days in 2020.  Valencia genius Upercent delivers a rhytmical homage to the floor with a break(down) that's not only unusual or uncommon but simply stunning and surprising in its sound selection as it even has its secret 'Moments In Love'-touch. The 'art of noise'-master's stomping take 'Amor Mental' then continues with the afore-introduced synths to bring the mental love home. Club-owner, DJ, label-head and producer, ever busy artist Marc Wolf took on Bon Iver's 'Woods' and turns the original in a completely new tune that's as haunting and craving as a Deep-House track can be as the memorable vocal is rather used to support the spooky mental chords and sound arrays than the other way around. Lazaros, best known for his releases on Sum Over Histories or Nautilus Rising, delivers a driving disco-ish take, namely 'Medusa', that is as intriguing as its name sounds and bites the listener with its first beat. The catchy chords in combination with a driving bass line and various tonal and volume changes as well as the implementation of filters' turn Lazaros' track to a proper dance floor stomper. Part III of the compilation is closed by Berliners Foreign Guest, Wewerka and Cook Strummer. While Foreign Guest and Wewerka were responsible for the 'instrumental' part of 'Agonize' Cook Strummer delivered the vocals to this deep, almost techno-seeming track that is so well produced but still edgy and crunchy with its shuffling chords that it can basically fit in a set at any time and any place.

Part I: eleventwotwentytwenty - December 20th, 2019
Part II: fourtwotwentytwenty – December 27th, 2019
Part III: threeninteyonefourtwentytwenty – January 3rd, 2020
Part IV: tenninteyonefourtwentytwenty – January 10th, 2020
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