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Eskimo Recordings presents 'The Pink Collection'!

Following the anniversary box 'Eskimonde - A Decade of Eskimo Recordings', we bring you 'The Pink Collection'. It's the first installment in a brand new compilation series on Eskimo. We have selected 13 brand new songs - all produced exclusively for this concept - with exquisite care. This labour of love is the fresh start of a new decade of Eskimo Recordings, and at the same time reassuring once again what the label stands for: timeless quality and originality.

More info on The Pink Collection: http://www.eskimorecordings.com/newsdetail.php?idn=4208

Brynjolfur is featured on The Pink Collection with the beautiful I Love You. 

https://soundcloud.com/eskimorecordings/brynjolfur-i-love-you

Mixtape tracklist:

1.	Brynjolfur – I Love You 
2.	Pete Herbert – Love The Music
3.	Spirit Catcher – Rendez-vous
4.	Kraver – Jodies Belief
5.	Magic Touch – When I See You
6.	Classixx – Stranger Love (RAC mix)
7.	Shanghai – Mine Mine Mine (Brynjolfur Remix)
8.	Rosa Lux – Lose You (Brynjolfur Jack To The Roots mix)
9.	Spleen United – Dominator (Brynjolfur Percussion Vocal mix)
10.	New Order – Fine Time (Cosmonauts Edit)
11.	SUPER MAL - Blood & Sun (Nightriders Remix) (Brynjolfur Breakdown Bootleg)
12.	Brynjolfur – Worst Part
13.	Black Strobe – The Girl From The Bayou (Crackboy Remix)
14.	Tin Man – Plastic Arts
15.	Jagwar Ma – The Throw (The Time and Space Machine Dub) by Richard Norris (Brynjolfurs Dub Club Edit)
16.	Lauer – Trainmann (Tensnake Tranceman Remix)
17.	Todd Terje – Strandbar (Disko Version)
18.	Spirit Catcher – Cant Let Go (Rework)
19.	Vinnie Who – 39 (Brynjolfur Remix)

The Pink Collection

Brynjolfur ‘I Love You’ Eskimo mixtape

Brynjolfur - Unga Bunga Guest Mix DR National Danish Radio 2013

From Roskilde Festival 2014. Made 4 big PA´s

BRYNJOLFUR SET AT ROSKILDE FESTIVAL 2014

Late Walk Mixtape For Nordic Playlist

TFGC011 - Young Wolf - Kabuki - Spiritual Version

Get a sixty minute taste of Brynjolfur's multifaceted musical palette.

http://www.magneticmag.com/2016/11/brynjolfur---exclusive-technoir-ep-mixtape/

BRYNJOLFUR - Exclusive Technoir EP Mixtape

The Antinote guys have always been keen on introducing new names to you and this addition to the label’s catalogue makes no exception to the rule: they are pleased to present Sfarot, the debut EP from Alek Lee, a musician currently living in Tel-Aviv.

The geographic origin of the artists on the Parisian imprint has never been felt as much as on Alek Lee’s debut 12”. In a very “fourth world” manner, Alek Lee brings together middle-eastern influences in his music with ease and without ever having it sounding cliché: on Harabait and Sfarot (and its dub version), his friends and him play the violin, the bass clarinet and the accordion in a way which reminds of Klezmer music, putting the three songs on the EP in line with both his musical education and his cultural background. 

This seems strikingly true when taking into account the process Alek Lee went through to record the tittle-track: the original material used in Sfarot comes from a recording Lee did a few years, and on which were recorded traditional songs Israeli children used to learn at school, performed by a choir of very young kids. Both conceptually and musically hypnotizing, Sfarot and its dub version take the listener on a slightly psychedelic trip
as the haunted voices from the kids loose themselves in long reverbs and are backed by a wide range of instruments played by the Israeli musician including an electric organ, percussions, etc.

And if you are still in need of more dubby excursions, the closing track is the one for you !

Sfarot

ALEK LEE - SFAROT

Bufiman - Peace Moves EP - Dekmantel (DKMNTL051) 

a1.	Bufiman - Peace Moves
a2.	Bufiman - Peace Moves (DJ Normal 4 Ever Armistice ..
b1.	Bufiman - Peace Moves (Pulse Mix)
b2.	Bufiman - Graffiti Moves

https://shop.dekmantel.com/release/5707/peace-moves-ep

Düsseldorf’s finest Jan Schulte makes his Dekmantel debut with Peace Moves, an EP of percussive soul, that captures the Salon Des Amateurs resident in full, tribal swing. Four tracks of informed, well-paced grooves, and finely crafted beats that extenuate the German’s penchant for the mature, and fun loving heads. 

It’s 2017, and finally Dekmantel have released music by the almighty percussion master Jan Schulte. The handsome German is indeed selective with the music he releases, making this a fine catch for the Dutch label. A tastemaker, and architect behind some of today’s premium records, Schulte’s hit-making record to date is without question. Whether he’s recording as Wolf Müller or Bufiman, or teaming up with Young Marco as Young Wolf, Schulte has fine-tuned the knack of channeling his profoundly deep record collection through his sentimental, and buoyant music. 

“This EP is a pretty accurate conclusion of the vision behind all the music I produced as Bufiman,” Schulte states. “It contains heavy but positive rhythmic dance tracks that combine all my musical influences, along with the right amount of humour.” 

Peace Moves encapsulates where Bufiman currently sits as an artist, taking on board influences such as Mantronix, Rick James, Style Wars, Wild Life, and Adventure Time with Finn and Jake (of course). The title track is packed with funk, and melody, with some deep strings and Casio magic. It’s the kind of record you can already hear being played on the Selectors stage in the Amsterdamse Bos, on a sprightly summer day, with the sunlight breaking through the trees. On the remix is Dj Normal 4, reimagining the beats in early 90s, old-school fashion. Schulte also drops the Pulse Mix, a 110 bpm alternative, techno version of the title track. The EP concludes with ‘Graffiti Moves’, a psychedelic crash of twisted funk, conjured out of the fine-looking German’s well-honed MPC. 

As part of the legion of new-wave connoisseurs from the heart of Düsseldorf, and the collective that is Themes for Great Cities, Schulte’s avant garde tastes, and dedication to adventurous dance music is expertly captured on the new Dekmantel record. Following on from Schulte’s 2015 Dekmantel podcast – a mix of unyielding, far-out music - Peace Moves is all about Bufiman; ‘positivity, friendship, really good humour, cartoons, and straight up dance.’

DKMNTL051 // Bufiman - Peace Moves EP

Italian male/female duo Underspreche debuted last year with a series of excellent releases on Optimo Music - their very ﬁrst 12" Split EP with Muslimgauze, the ﬁrst solo 12" Subterrenus, and their debut album Invito Alla Danza. The Italian duo now readies their ﬁrst release of 2017, "Symbiosis" coming out on Mule Musiq sublabel Endless Flight. The label reports: “such a unique productions by the mysterious duo from Italy, who’ve got the cult acquaintance on the last year by the re-edit of Moodymann, and also the debut album from Optimo Trax. in some extents following up our expectation which we already have gained from their last features, as mashing up ethereal vocalization with  primitive unknown phrases and acidy drum strength - b side takes us further more by building up sounds indeed destined to the middle of nowhere - referring jaraï, the vietnamese ethnic minority and mapuche as aborigines in south america as its title. exactly designed for you who have been bored with similar four-on-the ﬂoor stuffs in the club.” The Italian duo likes melting many musical cultures together, sich as African, Indian and Vietnamise. They declared: “We named the release "Symbiosis"  because we wished to describe the close relationship between our way of creating music and other distant musical cultures. One can hear samples from different places and cultures of the world. For "El Ijo De La Madre" we used a sephardic lullaby sounds, "Jarai" features a love song of a Vietnamese tribe, while in “Mapuche” there are lullaby samples coming from an Argentinian community

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PREMIERE : Underspreche - Jaraï

A mix of current moods and modulations for my good friends at Kosmetik. I will be joining them live and in 3-D October 18th at The Stud.
Tracks by Broken English, Omar-S, Adesse Version, Cowboy Rythmbox, Alessandro Adriani, Hodge and more.

Richie Panic for Kosmetik

Our own @erlon_dj puts together a 55 minute mix for the Todd Terry & Friends ADE Party on 10/20 @ De Balie.

Inhouse ADE 2017 Magnetic Mix

Here is my set from Exchange LA on 11/10/17. Two and a half hours of progressive house and techno. Enjoy.

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Live @ Exchange LA 11.10.17

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01. Lee Gamble - You Concrete - Pan
02. Bintus - Advanced Fuel - Power Vacuum
03. Defekt - Acid Bounce - Acid Avengers
04. Reflec - Drought - Unknown
05. Ploy - Garys - Hemlock Recordings
06. Reflec - Tempani - Unknown
07. Alpaks - Parralebrium - Unknown
08. Truss - Osbasten - Perc Trax
09. Amotik - Pachis - Amotik
10. Berg Jaar - Olis - Room
11. Selected Response - Resentment - Unknown
12. Cleric x Setaoc Mass - Centre of the Cyclone - Clergy
13. Stef Mendesidis - Rotating Signal - Projekts
14. Reflec - Save The Rave - Unknown
15. Reflec - Ulterior - Unknown
16. Papers - Groundsnake - Unknown
17. Cleric - Six - Unknown
18. The Exaltics - The Lost Planet - Shipwrec
19. Kwartz - Otzi A1 - Silex Device
20. Habgud - Displacement - Unknown
21. Dario Zenker - To Feel Sweet - Ilian Tape
22. Alignment - Convulsions - Konstruktiv
23. DJ Rush - McQueens Beat - Djax
24. Amotik - Satais - Amotik
25. Hadone - Oh My - Ravage
26. Hiroaki Iizuka - HH2 (Endlec Remix 2) - Self Reflektion
27. Arctor - A1 - Coincidence Records
28. Habgud - Zenith (Rave Mix) - Unknown
29. Perc - Unelected (Dax J Remix) - Perc Trax
30. Reflec - Ark Initiative - Unknown
31. Janice - B - Janice3
32. Dan Bohler - Muscle Chain - New Rhythmic
33. Rhomb - Helix - Modularz
34. Moddullar - Encrypt - Hayes
35. UMEK - Zalonex - Novamute
36. Drexciya - Digital Tsunami - Tresor

RYC 264 Reflec

Reclaim Your City 264 | Reflec

"I really want to push through the more melodic vibes but still keep it clubby and authentic.”

Reuben Keeney Magnetic Mag Mix

Having already being singled out as an artist to watch out for in 2018, Will Easton presents his debut release on W&O Street Tracks with a fine triplet of tracks on the “18 Month Free Trial” EP.

The title track has notched up radio play already from the BBC Radio 1 team of Annie Mac, Pete Tong, Danny Howard and Monki, as well as club support from the likes of Patrick Topping, Solardo and Waze & Odyssey, and it’s not hard to see why.  “18 Month Free Trial”, with its irresistible ascending synth riff, bumping groove and shuffling percussion, is a fully formed and fully road tested dancefloor heater!

“Take It To The Bridge” mashes up rave chops and rasping bass as Easton ramps up the BPMs; snare rolls and old school piano stabs make for one hell of an industrious production, whilst on “Karma”, arpeggiated keys and vocal refrains are joined by a hefty bassline and driving drums for a real ‘hands in the air’ house moment.

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Will Easton - 18 Month Free Trial (WO038) [clip]

En attendant Les Femmes s'en mêlent, où elle jouera trois fois (à Paris et en tournée), la Lyonnaise Calling Marian nous offre une mixtape 100% féminine !

Tracklist : 
"The New You" - Fantastic Twins
"Get Obsessional" - Theodora
"Spider Monkey" - Myako
"We Need Something More" - Zamilska
"Quoi !" - Avalon Emerson
"Got Me With A Bang" - Anja Schneider
"Ignore And Block" - Nadja Lind
"Hans" - Sonja Moonear
"Monochrome" - Calling Marian
"Attack Me" - Flore
"Diablo" - Rebekah
"Return Ticket" - Anetha
"Never" - Emika

Calling Marian - La mixtape 100% zouz

Manami Baba is one of the most exciting selectors emerging from the Bristol circuit. Playing at most of its top venues, her eclectic, party-starting style has caught the ear of some of the city’s foremost tastemakers, leading her to sets at Secret Garden Party, and regular appearances at One Two Five, Dazed, Two Faced, Cirque and Triple Cooked. Her entry to the “At a Glance” series does not disappoint. 

The mix opens with eerie, industrial textures that soon shift into a soaring, orchestral arpeggio line offset by tom drums and snatches of vocals. The epic overtones of the introduction then simmer down into a stretch of lush, albeit distinctly leftfield, house cuts, with playful synth lines wriggling around driving 4/4 percussion. The snarling acid and brutal 808 drumwork of L. Karsh’s “Robotnik” at the 20 minute mark is a welcome tonal change. Slowed down, the track oozes sleaze, snaking its way into an Italo number with wonderfully vocoded vocals. The ever-ascending lead of Neil Landstrumm’s “Sahara” injects a welcome dose of trippiness to proceedings and anticipates a passage of moody, rolling techno. The 50-minute mark sees a fantastic switch into a particularly ethereal electro cut, with airy 303 hits puncturing smoky pads. Towards its conclusion, the mix turns dreamy once again, with blissfully dubbed-out house and even a sly drop of Basic Channel winding the mix back down to ambience. This is an expertly crafted mix that nonchalantly blends together highly contrasting moods and genres and takes the listener on an aural journey: fantastic stuff.
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-- Was there a theme or underlying concept for the mix?

“I didn’t want to pin down this mix to a certain genre or sound. I chose and ordered each track to give the mix a narrative. It starts off just slowly building the energy up to the darker, slightly wonky passage in the middle. I then gave it a nice uplifting climax which concludes by bringing it back down to earth. I guess it depicts a bit of a weird journey or an adventure. What that journey is is up to the listener’s imagination.”

-- What’s the ideal setting for listening to this mix?

“For when you want to continue the party for an hour longer.“

-- What draws you to selecting a track?

“I love raw percussive textures and a nice groove made from funky rhythms. Generally though I don’t look for anything specific, anything that’ll get me moving.”

-- We recently caught your fantastic mix on 10Twenty radio for the Sisterworks collective. How good do you think the Bristol scene is at promoting women and providing a platform for them to express themselves?

“Ah thank you! Bristol is definitely at the forefront of encouraging and engaging women to get into the music scene which makes it a super exciting city to be a part of. We have Bristol Women in Music who host mixing lessons, Saffron Records are a female label aiming to tackle gender imbalance, and SisterWorks held their first workshop a couple of months back giving women the opportunity to try new things within the creative industry. There are a lot of amazing women who are really pushing this movement forward, but that push needs to come from both sides if we are to see consistent and permanent change in this city and beyond. There’s still a long way to go!”

-- Given the vast influx of student DJs over the last few years, what do you think makes a student DJ stand out from the crowd?

“I think for me the easiest distinction would be whether they really love the music. Someone who loves it is naturally going to dig deeper for more/new sounds, make an effort in their selections, engage with like-minded people, share their passion and be willing and open to learning from others.”

-- Lastly, how is your dissertation going? We heard you sacked it off to do this mix…

“… Please don’t tell my parents.”
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LINKS:
FB @manamidj
SC @manami-b

Manami // At a Glance // 004

If you remember the first time the rays of sun touched your face the gentle breeze took you away somewhere else… above and beyond. This mix will do the same. A great combination of Italo synths, housey grooves. It is becoming a signature sound of Pinigai x Black Feeling. A carefully crafted gift to kick the winter out and invite the long-awaited spring.

GIFT for Lizdas #05: Pinigai X Black Feeling

Soundway presents its next compilation: "Onda De Amor: Synthesized Brazilian Hits That Never Were (1984-94)".
Millos Kaiser, one half of Brazil's Selvagem: a fanatical DJ and digging duo that organise some of São Paulo and Rio's best parties, selects 16 personal favourite cuts from the 1980s & 90s. From electro, balearic and vapour-wave to samba boogie and even a cover of Sade's Sweetest Taboo, Onda De Amor (Wave of Love) is that rarest of things: a Brazilian compilation compiled by a Brazilian.

Onda De Amor: Synthesized Brazilian Hits That Never Were (1984-94)

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Dodô Da Bahia & As Virgens De Porto Seguro - Africamerica

Artist : @sebalooooo @roklemdubs
Track : Trivial
Label : @Sub_Garden
Format : Digital (Free Download)
Promotion : @strictly140
Release Date : 30/06/18

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