Barocula

Barocula (Larse Remix)

Ladies & Gentlemen EP
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Released - 24th June 2022
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Wreal's production style embraces all spectrums of house from swung-out and funky to deep and dubby, and the experience in building tracks with analog sounds, live instruments and samples, taken from their vinyl collection, always brings fresh ideas to their music.
The NYU EP sets once again the standards high for the duo, with both the original cuts conceived with a strong focus on the beat, hammering throughout both tracks and providing a solid base for the filtered samples and vocal bits.


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Wreal - NYU (Katal Remix) [LAYER07]

Out Yer Box, the leftfield sister label to Jack Said What, has unearthed a major new talent in Corserine. The prolific Scottish producer is about to unleash his debut album, which is stuffed full of melancholic dream-pop, neon nu-disco, future-retro soundscapes and sultry shoegaze. It’s the soundtrack to a science fiction film that hasn’t been made. Yet.

Indeed, Corserine main man Caro Tyle cites 1980s sci-fi films as a core thematic and sonic inspiration. “In those films, there’s always a nightclub scene set in the not-too-distant futuristic dystopia,” he says. “I’m basically making the music playing in those scenes.”

The album starts impeccably with the neon funk of debut single ‘I Know You Want Me Baby’, its dismembered pleading vox offsetting futurist synth work and little hardcore percussion fills. ‘Drunk Robot Cat’ could appear in Drive or JG Ballard’s Crash movie, while tranquil lullaby ‘As Gabriel Sleeps’ evokes an otherworldly 80s MOR hit brought right up to date. 

The album continues its journey through the woozy hip-pop of ‘Narrow End’, while ‘My Love Temptation’, ‘U Got Funk’ and ‘Long Way Home’ all amble along like long-lost Daft Punk funk pieces before winging prog guitar towards the end takes each to another level. ‘Been Drowning’ is like Underworld ‘doing’ Supertramp, while the title track ‘Better Than Paradise’ shimmers with effortless cool.

Corserine were originally a group of childhood friends from central Scotland and California, although its now the singular vision of Caro Tyle. Growing up in Scotland in the 1980s, he was surrounded by a vibrant blend of musical genres and pop culture. While his mother and sister were classically trained pianists, Caro first honed his skills as a guitarist in various rock and punk bands before expanding his influences to include Japanese city pop and rare groove.

In the same ballpark as Barry Can’t Swim, Jamie xx and new Ed Banger signings Myd, and with more than a hint of French Touch contained within, Corserine’s debut album straddles the indie/dance divide and demands to be heard by all discerning new music fans everywhere.

Better Than Paradise

Push The Inevitable

Corserine - Push The Inevitable

The Watcher is taken from Friend's EP out now on Arms & Legs Records.

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The Watcher

Daniel Steinberg - The Watcher

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M.A.N.D.Y.’s ‘Rabbit Mountain’ makes a comeback with three new versions this summer, with two coming from the boys themselves and the other coming from Gerd Janson. Originally released last year on the duo’s debut album, ‘Rabbit Mountain’ was a light, dreamy tech-house number. First we have the Rework, throwing more emphasis on the groove while stripping the track down to the essentials and rebuilding it from there into a late night affair. Gerd Janson throws down some acid in his remix, pushing the tempo and energy with a dirty dance track that breathes the techno spirit. The final mix is the 8am Version, starting out with an ultra-catchy bassline before diving into the meat of the track – a warm, melodic blend of elements that inspire that 8am feeling.

M.A.N.D.Y. - Rabbit Mountain (8 AM Version)

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'A producer completely wired into the heritage of electronic music' - COMPLEX MAGAZINE

'It is safe to say that crafting lively and poignant dance music is simply a force of habit for Daniel Steinberg' - XLR8R

'Daniel Steinberg is a man who knows how to get a club going' - MIXMAG

‘One of the scene’s most unique talents’ - DJ MAG

Club trends come and go, but Daniel Steinberg has been a constant creative force in electronic music for well over a decade. One of Berlin's most celebrated house & techno practitioners, Steinberg is a dance floor specialist with an ear for infectious hooks and addictive grooves.   

He's connected with some of the most well known names in electronic music, having remixed Claptone, Felix Da Housecat and Oliver Dollar. His own productions have been remixed by Roman Fluegel, Derrick Carter, 808 State, Crazy P, Paul Johnson, Nick Holder, DJ W!LD to name but a few. 

Steinberg's early output arrived on Jesse Rose's Front Room label with a string of releases including the latin house hit 'Bailando' and his debut album 'Shut up'. The focus shifted in 2011 to his own Arms & Legs imprint through which he released his subsequent albums 'Treptow' and 'Left-Handed' and club classics 'Joy & Happiness' and 'Let Me Down' that was re-released on Defected with a chart topping remix from Tube & Berger.

His DJ-ing has been similarly heralded having built a reputation as an artist who delivers serious fun to the dance floor. Daniel has played peak-time slots across the globe including Panorama Bar Berlin, Rex Club Paris, Baum Bogota, DC310 Mexico City, Razzamatazz Barcelona, Wire Festival Japan, Fusion Festival Germany. See him in a behind the decks and you'll immediately know why, his energy is infectious and his skill undeniable as he weaves together own brand of fun-fuelled house and techno, full of sly creative winks.