Fundamental Harmonics unveils a soundtrack of the young universe in album Origins of Galaxies on Lepton Quark.

“We are all stardust, but some of us remember the explosion” Fundamental Harmonics.
The universe began in fire, in silence, in the slow unfurling of something from nothing. Now, Fundamental Harmonics channels that primordial pulse into Origins of Galaxies, a sprawling, 13-track electronic opus that maps the dawn of existence through hypnotic techno, deep house, and ambient electronica.

Imagine Anthony Bourdain, whiskey in hand, staring into the void, muttering: "The first galaxies weren’t born—they erupted. They were chaos condensing into poetry." That’s the spirit here. Origins of Galaxies is a journey through celestial nurseries, where tracks like "Glass z13" (hypnotic techno thrumming like a pulsar) and "AzTEC-3" (atmospheric deep techno, heavy with dark matter) evoke the slow dance of cosmic dust. "Gn-z11" (melodic techno, glowing like the earliest known galaxy) and "Tucana" (acid techno, searing as a quasar’s jet) remind us that the universe was never quiet—just waiting for someone to listen.

The album drifts between intensity and stillness, mirroring the evolution of matter itself. "Sedna 77" (voluptuous piece of ambient, vast as the Oort Cloud) and "Oikone2" (ambient, dissolving like background radiation) bookend the experience blending textures with forest and nature recordings to recall that the sounds of living organisms are indeed integral parts of the cosmic evolution, while "Jades" (techno, relentless as star formation) and "Slow Burn" (electronica, smoldering like a protostar) pull us deeper into the abyss.

Lepton Quark finds its perfect architect in Fundamental Harmonics, an artist who treats sound like spacetime: something to warp, to bend, to feel.

Origins of Galaxies isn’t just an album. It’s a light-year-spanning elegy to the moment when darkness first caught fire.

Lepton Quark

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For the 24th podcast we are happy to introduce you Alex Ranerro

Alex Ranerro is an DJ/producer and SolvdMag co-owner hailing from Slovenia.
He quickly found his passion in creating tracks, which allowed him to express himself in a unique way. His music can be found on labels such as PIV, MadTech, Talman Records, House On Wax, My HouseYour House, Bondage Music, Sintope and others.

Artist Links :
FB : https://bit.ly/38IXWoR
SC : https://soundcloud.com/alex-ranerro

[Podcast Tracklisting]

1. Ryan Nicholls - Nine Nine (James Dexter Remix)
2. Noah Skelton - Hellvach
3. Thomas Stieler - Endless
4. Per Hammar & Malin Genie - Ayla
5. LOy - B2 iOS13 
6. Reda Dare & Hyacin - A2 Good Ol' Days (Michael James Remix)
7. Telum 005 - Untitled B2
8. Jake Flory - Inspector Gadget
9. Chris Stussy - Rise Above It
10. Fabe - 31 Degrees
11. Mihai Popescu - Alfa40 
12. Per Hammar & Malin Genie - Disposer
13. DiSKOP - Worldwide
14. Olivian Nour - Warrior

Alex Ranerro

Lets Discult Podcast #24 - Alex Ranerro

This release comes from the experienced Swiss DJ and producer Marco Berto from Winterthur.
With many publications on Steve Lawler’s Viva Music, Stefano Noferini’s DPE, the Italo label Go Deeva or the latest on the renowned US house label King Street Sounds, Marco Berto always manages to bridge the gap between classic house and techhouse.
With the Defex EP, however, he is clearly moving towards a reduced tech house this time. The EP contains three tracks including remixes by Martin Landsky, Dachshund and Mastra. 

Defex – Original
The driving techhouse Track manages to keep the groove up from start to finish with reduced chords, bars and a rolling deep bassline.

Defex – Martin Landsky Remix
Martin Landsky gives the original a dubious note. He skillfully keeps the drive of his previous releases high. The accent is clearly on the chords, which offer trained hearing a wide variety with reverb and delay effects.

Morning Rain – Original
The number with a crisp kick, acid bassline, classic string elements, bars and a vocal clearly indicate Marco Berto's roots in classic house music.

Morning Rain - Dachshund Remix
Dachshund focuses on the synth elements and manages to disenchant the Funky note of the Original 303 Bassline, which gives the track a nice rolling note.

Morning Rain - Mastra Remix
The producer and DJ from Berne once again shows that his experience enables him to put his stamp on an original with great attention to detail. A flat dubhouse number with a good portion of groove.

Fusion – Original
Classic techhouse meets tribal elements and a repetitive vocal. Simply put, this creates a never-ending journey into dark rooms with lots of smoke and flashes of lightning.

Defex EP

Marco Berto - Defex (Martin Landsky Remix)

Cage 702

Rode Zayas - Little Helper 371-3

These two artists are always some of my favorite locals to see live. The driving baselines and overall groove these guys thump through sound systems is a real talent and always resonates well on big systems. Turn the volume all the way up; find a big set of speakers/cans and enjoy this Journey! #suplort

Storytime 19: Shalbeats B2b Sasa Andjelic

Majàk & Diego Knows, Go Home And Get It(Alexi Delano Remix)

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Butane & Riko Forinson - All In My Head (Butane Remix) [Extrasketch 025]

Fantastic Friends is pleased to introduce « Made with love ». For this new collection of podcasts, label-boss Nicolas Duvoisin has invited various artists to dig deep in their record collections and let their inspiration flow freely without any genre or time constraints. The only indication is: express yourself, with love. Thanks for your support. Your Fantastic Friends Family

Luca Mascolo - made with love #91

A pair fast becoming one of electronic music’s most prolific duos, offering diverse and quality productions across the full breadth of the house and techno spheres, Butane and Riko Forinson look set to continue their flourishing partnership straight into the new year and beyond. Hot on the heels of an extremely productive 2020, placing EPs on the likes of Little Helpers, Balance Music and Deeperfect, as well as introducing the first three instalments of their new ‘In Concert’ series on Rasse's Extrasketch platform, the duo now kick-off 2021 with a versatile offering on ‘home turf’ as they reveal their dynamic four-track ‘Werk’ EP.

Lead production and club stomper ‘Choppin Wood’ opens proceedings with authority, as a menacing bassline takes hold of an undeniably UK-influenced cut full of energy and drive. ‘Come On’ follows with a deeper yet still chunky house vibe, replete with slick and slinking percussion, hypnotic stabs and a rolling low end. Next up, ‘The Whistle’ sees a paired-back, uptempo effort as the emphasis is placed on groove, with icy hats, refined drums and a steady hypnotic lead line. Closing the show, 'Grind' is a low-slung creeper that does precisely what its title promises, with hypnotic synth work and a mental, down and dirty vibe for the late-night hours.

Werk

Butane & Riko Forinson - Choppin Wood  [Extrasketch 026]

Lefthandsoundsystem - Little Helper 375-5

On the label:
Alex Arnout
Alice Clark
Azteca
Carlos Sanchez
Ceri
Cesar Merveille
Dave Pezzner
Death on the Balcony
Federico Grazzini
Franck Roger
Giorgio Maulini
Hanfry Martinez
Hector
Hector Couto
Igor Vincente
Inxec
Ivo Toscano
Jay Tripwire
James Dexter
Javier Carballo
Jordan Peak
Juliche Hernandez
Julien Sandre
Leon
Los Pastores
Luis Martinez
Mano Andrei
Manu Gonzalez
Matt Tolfrey
Michael L Penman
Mihai Popoviciu
Nathan Barato
Neverdogs
Robert James
S-Ampel
Sasha Dive
Scott Kemp
Simon Baker
The Mole

Majàk & Diego Knows, Go Home And Get It(Alexi Delano Remix)

Decay Records, London UK