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VA 
Compilation Vol.1
ODD Pleasures 

Various Artists Compilation es el primer lanzamiento del nuevo sello berlinés ODD Pleasures, que incluye música de Alvee, Random Atlas, Persona RS, Marzian, Ludviq, Javier Martinez, Fat & Bald, Ducati Flux, Alex Aguayo y Aural Trace. 

ODD Pleasures se conjura en una carta de presentación sin igual orquestando su primer lanzamiento a bombo y platillo con un elenco de artistas de primer nivel.

 Los dogmas utilizados para esta junta cósmica son el amor por los ritmos a baja revolución, tintes Kraut o un sentimiento común por la música electrónica con influencias  post punk y new wave. 

Preparaos con este sello porque viene con el acelerador a fondo para los siguientes lanzamientos.

PREMIERE: Alex Aguayo - Erase Your Memory [ODD Pleasures]

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Premiere: Ora The Molecule: Die To Be A Butterfly (TERR Remix) [Mute]

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Taken from "La Mverte - Ashram Temple EP (Les Enfers)". Out June 17th 2022. Buy here https://lamverte.bandcamp.com/album/ashram-temple-ep  

La Mverte releases his new EP Ashram Temple, the second release of his label Les Enfers.
Since 2014, year of the release of his first EP Through The Circles on the label Her Majesty's Ship and his participation in the Red Bull Music Academy (RBMA) in Tokyo, alongside Palms Trax, Zebra Katz, Xosar or Alejandro Paz - with whom he will release the collaborative EP The Line in 2015 - La Mverte has not stopped pacing the path of the studio as that of the stage with regularity, until the sudden stop that imposed by the global health events that we all know only too well.
In 2019, he released the EP No Trespassers, at the confluence of musical universes that he particularly likes - between surf tinged with new beat, trippy dub, krautrock or synthwave - and with as always one foot in the concert hall and the other in the club.
This EP followed his debut album The Inner Out released between 2017 and 2018, which immortalized the synthetic aesthetic of his debut, as did the A Game Called Tarot EP released in 2015. He followed up with Alchemy Calls in 2021, once again pushing the doors of the club. The EP is thus composed of 3 original tracks - including a featuring of Jean-Christophe Couderc (Vox Low) - which navigate between Detroit’s electro, synthwave and new beat. It is also enriched with 2 remixes by Javi Redondo and Anatolian Weapons.
With Ashram Temple, La Mverte invites us to a trip that he’s never undertaken before. Leaving behind the formats and tempi to which he was known to be used to until then, it is a question here of leaving to the exploration of a still uncharted territory of his musical continent, much slower than usual, in an almost balearic spirit, imbued with
mystery and always plunged into darkness. Established as the starting point of a long term series relating his imaginary odysseys, this first opus offers to take us towards the northern jungles of India, investigating a secret cult practicing certain forgotten rituals within the walls of a forsaken temple.
The original track is offered no less than 3 remixes. Youkounkoun (Jeff Lasson and Gaëtan Rossi) delivers a very personal remix, almost dance-balearic - after some incursions by I’m a Cliché, Invisible Inc or Partyfine - playing around the central melody and the haunted choirs. Theus Mago, aka Mateo Gonzalez, known for his releases on Optimo Music, Lumière Noire or Duro, offers us a club-oriented version in an indiedance fashion. Finally, The Populists gives us his take on the track, from a disco-ish intro to more electroclash vibes, as it can be previously heard on his releases via Zone, Space Factory or XXX.
With Ashram Temple, La Mverte sends the postcard of a personal voyage, surveying both fantasized lands and more or less marked out inner paths.

Artist social media:

https://soundcloud.com/la-mverte
https://www.facebook.com/la.mverte.music
https://twitter.com/lamverte
https://www.instagram.com/lamverte
https://soundcloud.com/theusmago
https://www.instagram.com/theus_mago
https://soundcloud.com/bufirolas
https://twitter.com/bufirolas
https://facebook.com/theusmago 
https://facebook.com/bufirolas


Label social media:

https://www.facebook.com/lesenfers.pandemonium
https://twitter.com/LesEnfers_Label
https://www.instagram.com/lesenferslabel

Ashram Temple EP

Ashram Temple (Theus Mago Remix)

PREMIERE : La Mverte - Ashram Temple (Theus Mago Remix)(Les Enfers)

The Dark Horizon

The Spacewalker

@the-juan-maclean
@manpower-1

"What Do You Feel Free About?" (Man Power Remix) is the B-side to The Juan Maclean's latest single, out now on digital and streaming.

Buy it here: smarturl.it/WDYFFA

The Juan Maclean - What Do You Feel Free About? (Man Power Remix)

#Primicia 
Estrenamos uno de los remixes que se incluyen en "Fire", el primer EP de los albaneses Inaktiv en el sello madrileño @dogsandvulturesrecords
https://www.clubbingspain.com/mp3/2018/primicia-inaktiv-fire-pardon-moi-remix.html

Fire EP

Fire (Pardon Moi Remix)

Inaktiv - Fire (Pardon Moi Remix)[Dogs & Vultures]

A Story of Italo Disco, Indie Dance, Slow Motion, New Wave, Breakbeat

Release date: Feb 21st
Pre-order: www.beatport.com/release/istanbul…-facette/2852869

Who is Bozart? Honestly, after listening to this ep we really wanna know... For his/her first release, we can confirm that the mysterious producer has hit the spot...

"Istanbul à Facette - orignal mix » is addictive and intoxicating - an undulating, synthesizer-heavy affair that sits somewhere between the early 80’s electronic disco and the kind of psychedelic, Middle Eastern-inspired indie dance.

No doubt that Bozart has some strong musical references, for proof the "Nightcall mix" that strongly refers to his New Wave and cold wave influences. Regarding the remixes, we are glad to welcome the Italian finest, Musumeci with a reconstruction mix that pimp the original version to make it more perfect for club use.

Our founders, Melokolektiv & Konvex & the Shadow close this release with a great remix built around a heavy and hypnotic bassline. The remix plays with the Arabic vocal, adds a catchy melody and presents some percussion that highlights the breakdown.

Already supported by Joakim, David Mayer, Jennifer Cardini, Jimi Jules, Pablo Fierro...

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INCOMING :  Bozart - Istanbul a facette (Nightcall Mix) #AZZUR

Dancefloor endurance masters Duro return fresh from their fourth anniversary celebrations with the return of one of their most enigmatic artists: / AMBIANCE \

Inspired by film scores, analogue machines and the twists and turns of existence, the Nicaraguan-born, Miami-raised, LA-based artist has hit the spot twice on the Mexican label before. Now he’s taken that spot and shot it right into the heart of the sun. Make way for ‘Electronic Emergency’…

Channelling the high voltage spirit of Kraftwerk with booming 808 subs, icy Street Sounds flavoured breaks and a touch of lyrical poignancy no one can ignore, ‘Electronic Emergency’ is a nuclear electro jam for modern day escapism. It comes with some explosive remixes, too: Rigopolar switches the beats to four-four juggernauts and swathes the original’s magic in heavy cosmic layers while Kincaid continues his impeccable vein of form with a moodier perspective, loaded with far-gazing synth spirals, tidal washes and slippery icicle arpeggios.

And the shivers continue as we huddle closer for the sweaty, dancefloor gem ‘That Crisp Night’. A turbo cosmic boogie vibe loaded with sizzling synth slap bass and humanised keys, once again / AMBIANCE \ doesn’t just hit the spot; this time he smashes it to analogue pieces. Good night!

Tracklist:

1.	Ambiance - Electronic Emergency (Original Mix) 
2.	Ambiance - Electronic Emergency (Rigopolar Mix)
3.	Ambiance - Electronic Emergency (Kincaid’s 'Overseer' Remix)
4.	Ambiance - The Night Crisp (Original Mix)

Ambiance - Electronic Emergency (Rigopolar Remix)[Duro] <Gouranga Premiere>

[Tapes To Go #003]

3rd track "EMERSON 116" for "Tapes to Go" series is coming from two amigos of Maleante Records - Globemaster and Corresponsal. "EMERSON 116" is a penthouse in Mexico City where these guys spend a few days while playing gigs all around the city and having moments with their old friends. Flashbacks of a great time inspired Globemaster and Corresponsal to recreate amazing memories into musical form. 

The beginning of the track is taut but secured. Rising slowly with a straight beat part, heart-type pumping bass, and main synth theme colored with subtle and intangible fxs. Latin dance percussions come at the peak and continue till the end impacting the vibe in a very positive way. The whole groove and emotion of the track definitely will transfer you to "EMERSON 116" penthouse to feel the moment that lasts till now.

Globemaster is a Mexican sound engineer and producer born in Torreón, co-founder of Próximo, and part of teamwork of Maleante Records.
His influences are rock, some post-punk, and rave music, which leads him up to techno, psychedelic, and indie dance mixed sounds.

Corresponsal is DJ and producer from Torreón North Mexico, co-founder of Maleante Records, and part of the Próximo team.
Influenced by rock, techno, and Latin dance .... always indie and dance floor enthusiast
@globemastermx
@corresponsal
@proximomx
@maleanterecords

www.quixoticalrecords.com

[Tapes To Go #003] | Globemaster & Corresponsal - Emerson 116 (Original Mix)

Despite the challenges and weirdness of the year, boundary-blazing bandoleros Duro continue to shoot through 2020, all-pistols-blazing. Releases have fired from all corners but one of the strongest themes has been the ‘Muy Duro’ volumes. The Mexican label’s flagship V/A series, each EP digs deep into the dark disco psyche, celebrating the label’s widest sonic outposts and reference points with friends and shared spirits from across the world, old and new. Marking a year of the series, with tracks from Israel to Istanbul, ‘Muy Duro Volume 5’ is certainly no exception.

Veteran cosmic groover Tim Paris makes his long-awaited debut with the slouching funk and broken drum swagger of ‘Better Slightly Unchanged’ before two more collaborations join the party with their Duro debuts, all hailing from Israel; Middle Sky Boom and AckerMan whisk us through the stars on ‘Temp Goes High’ while Rina X Benji pay homage to mind alteration on the electroid bumps and asteroid grinds of ‘Koshmaro’.

Professional belly dancers and long-time friends of Duro Hanzo & Yaman follow with ‘Hokus Pokus’. A springy, playful slab of house music laced with pitched bells and a riser that teases and teases, there’s a late 90s/early 200s mischief to this that, like the label itself, just won’t quit. The final word comes from the label bossman Theus Mago and French brother-in-arms Id!r… And that word is techno. Deep bleeps and endless pulsations, ‘Soft Light’ is an epic moment of pure late night hedonism that sits somewhere between Bobby Peru and Plastikman. Blazing boundaries and still fully loaded, the Duro bandoleros keep on shooting.

Muy Duro Vol 5

Koshmaro

Rina X Benji - Koshmaro (Original Mix)

Florence renaissance man Tulioxi drops his debut release on Slow Motion splashing fresh vitality onto a vintage European sonic palette. Video-age melodies and blistering electro-disco drums are served atop high-voltage bass-lines with pulsing hypnotic funk. Remixes come from Altieri’s eerie, squelchy and mesmerising take on The Japanese Message, and Armonics floaty transposition of Fighting Against Someone Else’s Perception.

The Juan Maclean - What Do You Feel Free About? (Man Power Remix)

DFA Records