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Long-standing British producer John Graham has been a dependable contributor to Bedrock’s back catalogue over the years and an indispensable name in Techno’s progression since the early 90s. Adopting his Quivver moniker once more, the adept sound designer delivers another tantalizing production to Bedrock’s eclectic discography in the form of “Don’t Say Anything”, featuring a heady remix courtesy of Rinzen - the 2-track EP is available now to stream across all platforms, and for purchase via the Bedrock Bandcamp page -- https://bedrockrecords.bandcamp.com/ 


The 2-track EP arrives shortly after Quivver’s abundant placement in John Digweed’s latest 4-disc album project Quattro II, which featured three tracks from the Bedrock favourite: “Nothing New To Feel”, his remix of Digweed & Nick Muir’s “Raise”, and another iteration of “Don’t Say Anything” courtesy of Skanna. “Don’t Say Anything” kicks off with a sultry tech lead that’s driven forward with a metallic percussive bassline. The hypnotic club cut reaches its climax with soulful vocal chops and a swirling synth pattern. For the B-side, Quivver enlisted fast-rising LA-based talent Rinzen to remix the track.  Known for his deep and introspective sound design, Rinzen strips back the original and reimagines it through a darker lens. Rinzen’s take on “Don’t Say Anything” amps up the reverb on the vocal chops and dives into a cinematic melodic ride that builds up into complete euphoria. 

John Digweed’s esteemed imprint has enjoyed an immensely successful start to 2021 with remixes from Kohra and Framewerk on Bedrock's 2003 hit Forge and more recently, Kasper Koman and Matthias Meyer’s take on Guy Mantzur & Khen’s Where Is Home EP. The tastemaker label continues to push the boundaries of their output, channeling the authentic perspectives of both established and upcoming talents. In doing so, the imprint is navigating a new and diverse path for the electronic music scene that celebrates innovation and originality. 

Tracklist
1.	Quivver ‘Don’t Say Anything’ 
2.	Quivver ‘Don’t Say Anything’ (Rinzen Remix)

BEDDIGI174 1. Quivver - Don't Say Anything

the name say it all, we will be back on the dancefloor one day....

Because We Love It So Much __ Robert Babicz

Senses

Selected Reworks

Racket Abuse (Charles Webster Remix)

An artist renowned for his attention to detail and magnificently equipped studio, Petar Dundov has been at the vanguard of the techno genre in all its guises and within the wider canon of Melodic and Progressive House. Already featuring on such esteemed imprints as SCI+TEC, Cocoon Recordings and Sudbeat Music, December 2020's "Salvation / Nature of Nature" EP was a glorious Proton debut. Now following up with another pair of original tracks, "Spark" is redolent in all the trademark features that make Dundov such a respected figure. Through heavy beat, rolling percussive groove and hypnotic bass phrase, sparkling synth motifs gently work across the 9-minute piece in unencumbered fashion. A stripped back breakdown adds further texture and effects before the shimmering melodic sequences take centre stage in the second half. "Day Unseen" provides immediate energy via a syncopated synth motif that provides further intrigue through open filters, modulation and note placement. A clicking, tom-infused percussive groove supplies innovation as a new melody makes its way to the fore and additional strings create a smooth counterpoint to the elements introduced in the first half.

A powerful force withing the house and techno genre movements, BLANCAh, continues to hit the sweet spot with an immaculate blend of melodic components fused to dynamic and powerful dancefloor rhythms. A debut on the renowned Steyoyoke in 2014 signalled the Brazilian's intent as a panoply of original music found its way on to the likes of Lost on You, Sprout and Renaissance Records. The latter bore witness to her debut full-length album in May 2020 with the outstanding "Arias of Sky". Making her Proton Music debut, the BLANCAh remix is a wonderful interpretation that intelligently makes use of Dundov's components while introducing an array of her own production material. The result is a stunning interpretation which bristles with vibrancy as analogue synth lines infused with white-noise, reverb and delay, ripple across the stereo spectrum with ease backed by a chest-thumping kick and elegant percussion.

Regularly seeing his music featured on the likes of Meanwhile, 3rd Avenue and Clinique with a variety of original and remix production material, Imran Khan has shone brightly through 2018's "Arrival" EP on Particles, while August 2019's "Organik" and November's "Sunsweat" EPs continued his story on Proton Music. Remixes for GMJ, Dmitry Molosh and Michael A for the latter, have continued to showcase a burgeoning talent as the UK star now works his magic on "Spark". Characterised by a hefty rhythmic groove and seismic bassline, growling synth lines swim across the stereo spectrum as delayed percussive hits and ticking hats supply hypnotic energy. Evolving with elegance, pads and effects are introduced as pitched variations on the original's central motifs bend and echo into the distance in intriguing fashion. The result is an innovative and dramatic interpretation with its roots firmly in Petar Dundov's "Spark".

A "Spark" of ingenuity sees Petar Dundov light up Proton Music once again aided by iridescent remixes from BLANCAh and Imran Khan.

Directed by Jay Epoch
A&R by James Warren
Mastered by Cid Inc.
Design by Ben Mautner
Text by James Warren

Spark

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Petar Dundov - Day Unseen

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The Trip

Paradise Found

Selected Works 2021

Rodales (Damon Jee Light Remix)

Anthony Pappa & Jamie Stevens - Like a Satellite / Hold You Back (Incl. Luke Brancaccio & Gai Barone Remix)
Early support from Laurent Garnier, Timo Maas, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren and Cristoph.

And just like that, our dynamic duo from Down Under return, the intrepid super heroes, Anthony Pappa & Jamie Stevens back for a Seladorian sequel, united in their cause against dance floor mediocrity, steadfastly defending the honour and spirit of Acid House.  

Their super powers of course are plain for all to see. With decades of experience under their collective belts, there’s not much they haven’t already achieved. But the never ending quest for the perfect beat still lights their fire, and we are always grateful to be the lucky custodians of the next chapter in their oeuvre. 

This EP is lead by’Like A Satellite’, a rocket fuelled epic that will light up the night sky, leaving glorious, intoxicating chemtrails in its wake. ‘Hold you Back’ then follows effortlessly in its slipstream, all groove ’n swagger shooting from the hip, straight from the heart. Mirrorball Sleaze anyone? 

And if all that was not enough to renew your faith in humanity, we’re also treated to the perfect subplot in the form of Luke Brancaccio & Gai Barone’s intergalactic re-rub of ‘Hold You Back’. A pulsating, hypnotic throbber from outer space. 

Team Selador - Guardians of the good stuff.
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*SELADOR PREMIERE* Jamie Stevens & Anthony Pappa - Hold You Back (Original Mix)

7th Dimesion (part 8)

If that's what it takes

ANTIDOTE - ULTRA SLOWED

With his most recent releases on Selador, Sum Over Histories, Poker Flat, Sincopat, Mobilee and Sudbeat, Dave Seaman, one of true the legends of electronic house music, is on a creative roll. A globally respected DJ for over 25 years, he’s played in over 80 countries around the world and remains an exceptional artist who is always looking to the future. His label together with Steve Parry, Selador Recordings has been one of the most exciting labels around since its inception 10 years ago, releasing many different colours of house and techno and in this current world of limited shelf life, ever-diminishing attention spans and fast-moving, here-today-gone-tomorrow disposable club culture, it is the mark of true talent and dedication that Dave Seaman is still very much 
on everyone’s radar.

For Worldwide Bookings & Management, please contact: 
johnny@beyondnoize.com
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