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OUT NOW: http://www.beatport.com/release/piece-by-piece/1255125

Aeroplane: "Piece by Piece is nice!" 
More advance DJ support from Dimitri From Paris, Emperor Machine, Zimmer, Moullinex, Munk, C90s, Severino, Xinobi, ATTAR!...

Helsinki based producer Jesse Oliver returns with a hot package that features two brand new tracks and comes on the same label that released his equally essential ‘Oceans’ single back in 2013, Discotexas. 

Oliver has been producing for a couple of years now and is really making a name for himself  having topped the Beatport charts and sound tracked knowing dancefloors with his lively house music. The Discotexas label, meanwhile, has build a sterling reputation for quality modern disco and alternative dancefloor grooves from the likes of Xinobi, Mirror People and Justin Faust. 

The first track, ‘Piece By Piece’, takes its time to unfold into a simple but effective house track run through with plenty of synth drama and chord stabbed intensity. It features a large breakdown and is the sort of thing to drop at the peak moment of the night. 

Next up, ‘Could Be Mine’ is a deeply rooted bit of house music with a plucky guitar riff imbuing it with a sense of funk, and a subtly worked vocal that is buried deep within circling synths and brightly coloured chords. It’s accessible house music that makes you want to dance and will no doubt unite dancefloors everywhere.

An instrumental is also included in this tidy package from the ever impressive Jesse Oliver and Discotexas.

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Jesse Oliver - Piece By Piece (Original Mix)

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Following EPs and 12”s on Wolf + Lamb, W+L Black, Life And Death, Bang The Box and their debut on Visionquest, PillowTalk present their debut LP, ‘Je Ne Sais Quoi’. As much a soundtrack to long nights as it is lazy days, there is something about the record that spans everything you want from the band: sun-splashed jams, peak-time party tunes and low-lit moments of intimacy.

The album has been a work in progress since the boys formed the group in their San Francisco studio and was recorded last year during a month at PDX Studios in Portland, Oregon, which sits overlooking the city and the gorgeous Mount Hood. It was a session that allowed the band to work communally, drawing from various ideas, as well as influences, which include the vast Americana of Bruce Springsteen, the wrought post dubstep of James Blake, the deep soul of Sam Cooke and the incendiary jazz of John Coltrane.

‘We All Have Rhythm’ is an anything-could-happen-tonight tune that you’ll want to be listening to at 11pm on a Friday; ‘Lullaby’ is the perfect dose of deepness for a loved-up 6am dancefloor; the off-kilter R&B ghetto tech of ‘4 Walls’ will fit the vibe at a woozy afterparty; and ‘LA To The Bay’ will rouse you and make you feel good the morning after as the sun comes up. This is music to suit all times, because that’s what PillowTalk is all about.

The broad nature of ‘Je Ne Sais Quoi’ came about because Sammy D (vocals), Michael Tello (producer) and Ryan Williams (multi-instrumentalist) pulled the record together from melodies thought up while on long plane journeys, impromptu jam throw downs in Berlin apartments and musical sketches created during long nights into early morning studio sessions sharing bottles of vodka. For instance, ‘4 Walls’ happened during a late night session, with the band throwing ideas around and with friends DOP and Navid Izadi. “We wanted to do something that wasn't a 122bpm 4/4 kick drum track, challenge ourselves musically and lyrically, so we made the song at 144 beats per minute but still gave it a soul vibe,” says Michael. The song took an hour and a half to write, whipped up in the heat and energy of the moment.

This organic way of working was what brought PillowTalk together in the first place. They formed after the three were mucking around on the baby grand piano in Ryan’s kitchen. A guitar and a Wurlitzer, some off-hand vocals, were thrown into the mix in true Doo-wop style. The EP, ‘The Come Back’, dropped on Life And Death in 2011 with their hit single 'Soft' and things started to roll.

Breakout hit ‘Far From Home’ on the ‘Far From Heaven’ EP in the same year was followed by the cheeky ‘Soul Edits’ 12” for Wolf + Lamb’s W+L Black imprint in 2012 which featured their classic remix of Bobby Hebb's, 'Sunny'. Then in 2013, the single ‘Lullaby’ backed with ’We All Have Rhythm’ dropped, giving a clear indication of how ‘Je Ne Sais Quoi' would sound: warm, lush and dreamy.

Though they’ve only been releasing records since 2011, the three have known each other for years. They met through djing parties and have been neighbors and even roommates. ‘Je Ne Sais Quoi’ sees them stepping into their own as a band, a statement of intent born from the highs and lows of their loves, laughs and heartbreaks thus far. 

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PillowTalk - Lullaby

‘Favourite Game’ features three original remixes: a smooth dancefloor reinterpretation by Fernando, a funky vocal mix by Mang Dynasty, and a head-bobbing inducing effort from The Reflex. 

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Rae & Christian - Favourite Game (Mang Dynasty Instrumental Remix)

Anytime (Afropop Type Beat)
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Anytime (Afropop Type Beat)

Dr. Zola

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Sometimes It's Hard feat. Brigitte Zozula

Fritz Kalkbrenner provides a delectable summer jam for the latest edition of the Summer Daze series from Berlin based institution Suol.
We caught up with label founders Chopstick & Johnjon to get the lowdown on the Sun-drenched VA and all the goings on at the imprint. Check it out right here: http://whenwedip.com/2016/06/chopstick-johnjon-suol/

Release Date: June 24th - Pre-Order: http://apple.co/28JoRSu

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Premiere: Fritz Kalkbrenner Feat. Meggy - Let Go [Suol]

This was my summer - to be in love - soundtrack!
The first time i listened to the original was during the hot greek summer as i was crossing the aegean sea (good times!), i completely fell in love with the track and the album. 
I wanted to make a quick edit and keep the track on repeat but i thought it would spoil the tracks feel and originality. So, when the good guys at DFA gave away the multi-tracks i was so into the track that i couldn't resist adding some of my synths and messing around with the arrangement... all things done with love &amp; respect!
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The Rapture - How Deep Is Your Love (NTEIBINT Remix)

Taken from the 'Hypersex' Remixes EP set for release on October 12th 2018. 

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Hypersex Remixes

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Say It Slow (Wayward Remix)

Musician/Producer/DJ from Kingston, Jamaica

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Sometimes It's Hard feat. Brigitte Zozula

David Marston