Mitch on the drums and I did everything else

Tristan & Mitch - The Ballad of Tristan

I'll Make This Fun

This is the first in a series of releases detailing the dreamlike sound environments designed by the Mesa crew to accompany the mysterious and transcendental art presented by Meow Wolf at the House of Eternal Return in Santa Fe, NM  - https://meowwolf.com

Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return: Soundscapes Vol.1 - Continuous Mix by Mi

Pleasure Corporation - Crystalation

Curls - "Gentle And Kind"

Curls - "Emotion"

Smoko

Awesome Tapes From Africa introduces us to the classic house grooves of Professor Rhythm, a South African producer named Thami Mdluli who developed his own distinct style during the 80s and 90s.

Beginning his career as a member of chart-topping bubblegum pop groups Taboo and CJB in the 1980s, Mdluli's skills as a musician soon caught the attention of many others in the scene and he became a highly sought after producer. When working on albums for the likes of Sox and Sensations, as well as being an in-house producer for influential record labels like Eric Frisch and Tusk, Mdluli would include an instrumental of his own on each release. These tracks soon grew in popularity and out of a high demand from his fans, he decided to release solo instrumental albums in 1985 as Professor Rhythm.

Now with the help of Awesome Tapes From Africa, Professor Rhythm's album 'Bafana Bafana' is given new life. Originally released in 1995, the material includes eight tracks focusing on kwaito, a genre that emerged in South Africa that fuses house rhythms with African textures. Today these tracks sound as relevant as ever and undoubtedly work magic on the dancefloor.

'Bafana Bafana' is set for release October 20.

Bafana Bafana

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Cassette inspired label featuring Mateo Finale', Jenn&Eric, Rhythm & News, The Blaze, Talk N' Roll, Doo-Wop Dance Party, & Blaine Incompiuto from Pittsburgh, PA.

Department Store Cassette Company artists create music that could be categorized as WhateverWave

WhateverWave is "new" 1980-90s influenced and inspired pop music that has synthesizers, heavy drums, dance beats, samples, noise, robotic vocals, and distortion.

WhateverWave music is not perfect; it embraces the 4-track cassette; bedroom producer; impulse; record the inspiration / the moment before it vanishes forever aesthetic...

Related genres include: New Wave, Punk, Grunge, Synth Pop, Electronic, Lo-Fi, Techno, Rock n' Roll, Glam, Surf, Shoegaze, Italo Disco, Hip-Hop, Synthwave, Retrowave, Vaporwave, Chillwave, Etc.

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