breaks

HA Percussive Clubby bruh $$$

On February 25th, Palms Out released the first in a series of compilations on cassette and digital. Titled plainly: "End Broken Windows", 100% of the proceeds of the series will go to charity in an effort to raise awareness about broken windows policing methods. Specifically, I hope this project contributes in some small way to spreading the word about the ways in which policing and prosecuting low-level offenses serves only as a way of terrorizing and traumatizing vulnerable populations, without achieving the intended goal of preventing violent crime. The theoretical premise of broken windows policing is fundamentally flawed, and woefully misguided -- there is no evidence that focusing police power on low level violations like sex work, loitering, minor vandalism, petit theft, minor drug offenses, etc. leads to any reduction in violent crime. The practice must end.

Each volume of the series will benefit a different charity doing work to counteract the effects of broken windows policing; all it really does is criminalize being black, trans, queer, young, unhoused, etc. The first volume will benefit the SBB National Sex Worker Bail Fund (swopbehindbars.org/donate). Sex workers are often intersectionally and inordinately affected by broken windows policing, and should never be forced to spend a single night in jail merely for exercising agency over their own bodies.

Musically and conceptually, this record is inspired by a place where broken windows policing is disproportionately felt: the subway/metro. I gave all of the artists the vague prompt to write music inspired by the NYC subway system -- and the results were expectedly varying. For this volume, I pursued artists who have been generally exploring midtempo dance music without focus on 4 to the floor drum patterns. The result was a collection of largely breakbeat-oriented songs, some with direct classic NYC & Detroit electro references, others with more melodic and euphoric UK hardcore inspiration, and others still that kind of split the difference between modern bass and Baltimore club (for lack of better descriptors).

Featuring: Max Ulis (CA), Khari McClelland (US), Carli (SE), Disaffected (UK), Garneau (CA), Varum (DE), Martyn Bootyspoon (CA), Lobec (UK), A.dixen (DK), AVIVX (KZ), SUMORAI (SE), Ubahnrider (DE), The Droid (UK).

Mastered by Joel Krozer at Six Bit Deep.

Purchase

POS047 - V/A - End Broken Windows Vol.1

@maara @rudolf-c @lawrencelee @bbbmma @byronyeates @newmembers @marylakeworld @collo-6 @roza-terenzi @d-tiffany @bliss_inc @eoindj @sunnysibar @emkaybymk @kasra-v

In celebration of International Women's Day 2021 all proceeds from this release will go directly to charities working with queer people of colour, refugees and sex workers in Berlin.

Special thanks to all the artists involved in this project, VASE for mastering and Daisy Does Tattoos for the artwork.

Tracks uploaded in low bitrate please purchase at:
https://radiantlove.bandcamp.com/album/radiant-love-iwd-comp-vol-2
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Sansibar - Caller Of The Storms

Then it split and both halves lost something as a result. The more the tentacles extended and branched out, the more each limb solidified. Once vital and hungry, formula ate away at risk and intuition. 
But that never happened. 
Cynicism was never aloud to form. The tendrils kept growing, each extension Weaving in and out of itself. Individual in shape yet sharing the same function. 
It was as if the seeds that were first planted were aloud to take hold and in turn, we were given voice.

https://torrexvi.bandcamp.com/album/attack-decay-sustain-volume-01

https://www.beatport.com/release/attack-decay-sustain-vol-01/3321008

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Attack/Decay/Sustain Volume 01 clips ***OUT 26th MARCH***

Linking up with some of our current faves to mark the label's third anniversary, resulting in these four diverse cuts stretching across trippy prog, crisp electro and slo-mo acid.

@babyrollen
@gestaltlabel

Anniversary Sampler

PREMIERE: Baby Rollén - Metallic Humanoids [Gestalt]

The thin winding streets were adorned with all manner of trinkets, gadgets and souvenirs; you could get everything you needed from these stalls, if you were willing to look hard enough. Without a plan of action, you're guaranteed to get lost, to come away with things you never needed, to spend money you didn't intend to. Haggling was the name of the game, and once mastered, this place could become your oyster.

After the success of their inaugural release from Breaka, Manchester-based platform Off Beat follow up with their sophomore release from one third of the brains behind the label, Rhyval. With nods to early Hessle Audio and Swap 81-backed Ramadanman records, percussion and bass play a central role across the three tracks, which is translated through warped subs, crisp snares and rumbling bass.

OBR002

PREMIERE: Rhyval - Hassle [Off Beat]

Release Date: TBA
Buy Link: https://shubzin.bandcamp.com/

Massive 14 track compilation from Shubzin. All profits go to Sisters Uncut

Link to Compilation clips: https://soundcloud.com/shubzin/va004-snippet-mix

Support Despina:
https://soundcloud.com/despinadespina

Support Shubzin:
https://soundcloud.com/shubzin

SHUBZINVA004

Despina - Nim Chimpsky [Simply Deep Premiere]

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PREMIERE: A.dixen — Broken Skin (Original Mix) [Palms Out Sounds]

On February 25th, @PalmsOut Sounds will release the first in a series of compilations on cassette and digital. Titled plainly: "End Broken Windows Vol. 1", 100% of the proceeds of the series will go to charity in an effort to raise awareness about broken windows policing methods. Specifically, I hope to contribute to spreading the word about the ways in which policing and prosecuting low-level offenses serves as a way of terrorizing and traumatizing vulnerable populations, without achieving the intended goal of preventing violent crime. The theoretical premise of broken windows policing is fundamentally flawed, and woefully misguided there is no evidence that focusing police power on low level violations like sex work, loitering, minor vandalism, petit theft, low level drug offenses, etc. leads to any reduction in violent crime. The practice must end.
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@SUMORAI & @AVIVX
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Each volume of the series will benefit a different charity doing work to counteract the effects of broken windows policing; all it really does is criminalize being black, trans, queer, young, unhoused, etc. The first volume will benefit the SBB National Sex Worker Bail Fund (swopbehindbars.org/donate), as sex workers are often intersectionally and inordinately affected by these practices.

Musically and conceptually, this record is inspired by a place where broken windows policing is disproportionately felt: the subway/metro. I gave all of the artists the vague prompt to write music inspired by the NYC subway system -- and the results were expectedly varying. For this volume, I pursued artists who have been generally exploring midtempo dance music without focus on 4 to the floor drum patterns. The result was a collection of largely breakbeat-oriented songs, some with direct classic NYC & Detroit electro references, others with more melodic and euphoric UK hardcore inspiration, and others still that kind of split the difference between modern bass and Baltimore club (for lack of better descriptors).

Featuring songs from: Max Ulis( CA), Khari McClelland (US), Carli (SE), Disaffected (UK), Garneau (CA), Varum (NL), Martyn Bootyspoon (CA), Lobec (UK), A.dixen (DK), AVIVX (KZ), SUMORAI (SE), Ubahnrider (DE), The Droid (UK).

Out Feb 25th, 2022.
Mastered by Joel Krozer at Six Bit Deep. 

Preorder link:
https://palmsout.bandcamp.com/album/end-broken-windows-vol-1

Pre-order

Premiere: SUMORAI & AVIVX - Flooressence [Palms Out]

New York’s @palmsout readies the first in a series of compilations raising funds for charities working against “broken windows policing”. Hear @maxulis 'Detroit Tale ft. Khari McClelland' now

More info: https://djmag.com/music/premiere-max-ulis-detroit-tale-ft-khari-mcclelland

END BROKEN WINDOWS Vol. 1

Premiere: Max Ulis ‘Detroit Tale (ft. Khari McClelland)’

On February 25th, Palms Out will release the first in a series of compilations on cassette and digital. Titled plainly: "End Broken Windows", 100% of the proceeds of the series will go to charity in an effort to raise awareness about broken windows policing methods. Specifically, I hope this project contributes in some small way to spreading the word about the ways in which policing and prosecuting low-level offenses serves only as a way of terrorizing and traumatizing vulnerable populations, without achieving the intended goal of preventing violent crime. The theoretical premise of broken windows policing is fundamentally flawed, and woefully misguided -- there is no evidence that focusing police power on low level violations like sex work, loitering, minor vandalism, petit theft, minor drug offenses, etc. leads to any reduction in violent crime. The practice must end.

Each volume of the series will benefit a different charity doing work to counteract the effects of broken windows policing; all it really does is criminalize being black, trans, queer, young, unhoused, etc. The first volume will benefit the SBB National Sex Worker Bail Fund (swopbehindbars.org/donate). Sex workers are often intersectionally and inordinately affected by broken windows policing, and should never be forced to spend a single night in jail merely for exercising agency over their own bodies.

Musically and conceptually, this record is inspired by a place where broken windows policing is disproportionately felt: the subway/metro. I gave all of the artists the vague prompt to write music inspired by the NYC subway system -- and the results were expectedly varying. For this volume, I pursued artists who have been generally exploring midtempo dance music without focus on 4 to the floor drum patterns. The result was a collection of largely breakbeat-oriented songs, some with direct classic NYC & Detroit electro references, others with more melodic and euphoric UK hardcore inspiration, and others still that kind of split the difference between modern bass and Baltimore club (for lack of better descriptors).

@djcarli
@palmsout

Buy:
https://palmsout.bandcamp.com/album/end-broken-windows-vol-1

PREMIERE: Carli - XP10 [Palms Out Sounds]

Available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jjkODaYH-mo

Label: Palms Out Sounds
Artist: V/A (Lobec)
Format: Digital & Cassette
Cat. Number: POS047
VA Title: End Broken Windows Vol.1
Release Date: February 25th, 2022
Support it: https://palmsout.bandcamp.com/album/end-broken-windows-vol-1

On February 25th, Palms Out will release the first in a series of compilations on cassette and digital. Titled plainly: "End Broken Windows Vol. 1", 100% of the proceeds of the series will go to charity in an effort to raise awareness about broken windows policing methods. Specifically, I hope to contribute to spreading the word about the ways in which policing and prosecuting low-level offenses serves as a way of terrorizing and traumatizing vulnerable populations, without achieving the intended goal of preventing violent crime. The theoretical premise of broken windows policing is fundamentally flawed, and woefully misguided -- there is no evidence that focusing police power on low level violations like sex work, loitering, minor vandalism, petit theft, low level drug offenses, etc. leads to any reduction in violent crime. The practice must end.

Each volume of the series will benefit a different charity doing work to counteract the effects of broken windows policing; all it really does is criminalize being black, trans, queer, young, unhoused, etc. The first volume will benefit the SBB National Sex Worker Bail Fund (swopbehindbars.org/donate), as sex workers are often intersectionally and inordinately affected by these practices.

Musically and conceptually, this record is inspired by a place where broken windows policing is disproportionately felt: the subway/metro. I gave all of the artists the vague prompt to write music inspired by the NYC subway system -- and the results were expectedly varying. For this volume, I pursued artists who have been generally exploring midtempo dance music without focus on 4 to the floor drum patterns. The result was a collection of largely breakbeat-oriented songs, some with direct classic NYC & Detroit electro references, others with more melodic and euphoric UK hardcore inspiration, and others still that kind of split the difference between modern bass and Baltimore club (for lack of better descriptors).

Palms Out Sounds
https://soundcloud.com/palmsout
https://www.instagram.com/palmsoutsounds

Lobec:
https://soundcloud.com/lobecmusic
https://www.instagram.com/accounts/_lobec
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PREMIERE: Lobec - Timeless [Palms Out Sounds]

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🛒 https://palmsout.bandcamp.com/album/end-broken-windows-vol-1
🔊 https://youtu.be/bCWCVwD77Kg

On February 25th, Palms Out will release the first in a series of compilations on cassette and digital. Titled plainly: "End Broken Windows", 100% of the proceeds of the series will go to charity in an effort to raise awareness about broken windows policing methods. Specifically, I hope this project contributes in some small way to spreading the word about the ways in which policing and prosecuting low-level offenses serves only as a way of terrorizing and traumatizing vulnerable populations, without achieving the intended goal of preventing violent crime. The theoretical premise of broken windows policing is fundamentally flawed, and woefully misguided -- there is no evidence that focusing police power on low level violations like sex work, loitering, minor vandalism, petit theft, minor drug offenses, etc. leads to any reduction in violent crime. The practice must end.

Each volume of the series will benefit a different charity doing work to counteract the effects of broken windows policing; all it really does is criminalize being black, trans, queer, young, unhoused, etc. The first volume will benefit the SBB National Sex Worker Bail Fund (swopbehindbars.org/donate). Sex workers are often intersectionally and inordinately affected by broken windows policing, and should never be forced to spend a single night in jail merely for exercising agency over their own bodies.

Musically and conceptually, this record is inspired by a place where broken windows policing is disproportionately felt: the subway/metro. I gave all of the artists the vague prompt to write music inspired by the NYC subway system -- and the results were expectedly varying. For this volume, I pursued artists who have been generally exploring midtempo dance music without focus on 4 to the floor drum patterns. The result was a collection of largely breakbeat-oriented songs, some with direct classic NYC & Detroit electro references, others with more melodic and euphoric UK hardcore inspiration, and others still that kind of split the difference between modern bass and Baltimore club (for lack of better descriptors).

Featuring: Max Ulis( CA), Khari McClelland (US), Carli (SE), Disaffected (UK), Garneau (CA), Varum (DE), Martyn Bootyspoon (CA), Lobec (UK), A.dixen (DK), AVIVX (KZ), SUMORAI (SE), Ubahnrider (DE), The Droid (UK).

Tracklist: 

A1. Disaffected - Sublimation
A2. Lobec - Timeless
A3. Max Ulis - Detroit Tale (ft. Khari McClelland)
A4. A.dixen - Broken Skin
A5. SUMORAI & AVIVX - Flooressence
B1. Carli - XP10
B2. M. Bootyspoon - Ghosted
B3. Garneau - Jupiter
B4. Varum - NHK
B5. Ubahnrider - Vehicular Inspection
B6. The Droid - Merge

USYBL2200302

PREMIERE: Disaffected - Sublimation [Palms Out Sounds]

Rolling out a trancey, breakbeat-laden number, Raf Reza helps inaugurate Ciel, Yohei S. and Daniel 58's Parallel Minds imprint as Radiant Aura Faculty.
 
'Parallel Minds Vol. 1' is out soon.

Pre-order: bit.ly/2TCOTgt

@rafreza
@weareparallelminds

PM001

Premiere: Radiant Aura Faculty – Mana Sadhana [Parallel Minds]

OBR001 - Breaka - The Startup 

Release date October 9th 2020.

Digi/Vinyl: breakamusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-startup

@breakaleeds

The Startup

OBR001 - Breaka - The Startup (PREVIEWS)

Pluralist is set to release his new EP, ‘Decode’, on Panel Audio
on Thursday 10th December. The project works auto-tuned
vocals & catchy hooks reminiscent of the pop/top 40 style, into
deep, bass heavy tracks that Pluralist would be proud to play out
at a rave.

Through revisiting and dissecting previous releases, Pluralist has
extracted the most effective elements from his past production,
and integrated them into this forthcoming project, suited for both
listening in and playing out.

@pluralist
@panel

Buy:
https://panelaudio.bandcamp.com/album/pnl005-pluralist-decode

PNL 005

PREMIERE: Pluralist - Move2Me [Panel]

Breaks 'N' Pieces returns with another cut of bass driven dance music from rising producer DJ Sunroof.  
Australian DJ // producer DJ Sunroof has had a killer year with notable dance discs on imprints such as Nerang, 3 Feet Deep and contributing to the recent Breaks 'N' Pieces Vol.3 various artists release to top. His debut full vinyl EP via rising UK label Breaks 'N' Pieces hits the stop, weighty breaks meet chest rattling bass on this 2-step laden cut.  
‘Breaks 'N' Pieces Vol.5’ drops Friday 29th January, via Breaks 'N' Pieces. Preorder HERE

Breaks 'N' Pieces Vol​​.​​5

BRKN005 // DJ Sunroof - Breaks 'N' Pieces Vol​​.​​5

It's my birthday today, so what better way to celebrate it than bootlegging one of the greatest tunes ever made?!

https://pluralist.bandcamp.com/album/see-me-in-the-club-come-june-21st

See Me In The Club

for the headzzz 🥴

platform curated by Ian DPM 🥷

dpmsounduk@gmail.com

PREMIERE: Carli - XP10 [Palms Out Sounds]

definite party material