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Chambea - Alan Rosales (CULO EDIT)[Worldwide Premiere]

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Alignment kicks off the EP with 'New World', a heavily 90s influenced banger that showcases his trademark rolling groove. Teaming industrial stabs with a dreamy, emotive pad, this track is sure to set the dance floor alight.

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[VNR033] | A1: Alignment - New World

2+2=5 brings us a devastating track that will give you the bumps. Perfect for destroying the dancefloor at the right moment!

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Reconciliation

On this remix of “Submissa Do 7º Dia,” Brazilian RBMA alum DESAMPA takes on a track by Linn Da Quebrada, one of the most transgressive artists working in the field of contemporary club music in Brazil. DESAMPA adds his vocals and production to the amorphous track, creating a captivating blend of styles between baile funk, ballroom and electronic pop, keeping listeners on their toes.

Production: DESAMPA
Mixing and Additional Production: Gianluca Girard
Mastering: DJ Wheez-ie

Linn Da Quebrada - Submissa Do 7º Dia (DESAMPA Remix)

Mastered by Killian Brom
Cover art by @spicyinari

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Rosalía - De Aquí No Sales ( La Diabla Edit)

TURBERA, FIRST EP BY @aggromance
Premiere by @resident-advisor

The South is more than just a landscape. It is a corporal mark permeating the sensible experience; a form of imagination staggering on the edge of forgetfulness; an ambivalent minoritarian-becoming coexisting between the uncontrolled immensity of profusion and the violence of systematic plundering. 

From the record label Hiedrah Club de Baile, AGGROMANCE’s first full-length album, Turbera, is a digital handicraft piece that displays the contradictory speeds of a brown life born under the sign of the Uncomfortable, that worn coat embracing the very end of the world; a singular sound reluctant to the idea of a reconciliation between origin and destiny; a cartography from a stained body aimed to disorient the moral expectations about that sunken cry articulating its own desire to survive. 

Between the continuum of a hardcore sound lubricated by the cosmopolitan rawness and the tremor of a language desperate to the “authoctonous legitimacy”, right at the middle of the acid dampness of a nameless garden, Turbera unleashes the promise for a party gloomed by resentment as a twisted form of hope. A low-tech danceable impulse stagging that distopian futurity which we still live in, allowing us to recognize our faces against the dirty mirrors of this swamp-world, where, despise all our fatigues, there is some music worthlessly running on the melting of the global order and it harbors the password of the living.

Produced by Diego Luna (AKA @aggromance) 
Mixed by Diego Luna (AKA @aggromance) 
Mastered by Jeremy Cox 

Artwork by Jusomor 
Text by Nicolás Cuello. Translated by Lucas Disalvo.

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