has the vinyl been released ? would love to buy :)

Chapter: OCD011 

A scientific study has taken place exploring the experiential difference between 'Black Body music' and 'other music'. The noticeable difference music lovers and musicians have noticed with 'Black Body music' is that it is not only more beautiful and harmonious to the ears, but it also induces a more inward experience that is felt inside the body and along the spine. 'Other music' was felt as a more outward and mental experience, and felt at the side of the head, which projected outwards. Audiophiles have also stated 'Black Body music' seems to be more spiritual and mathematically consistent with the universe, whereas 'other music' can be perceived as unnatural and can ultimately lead to emotional distress, destruction and war.

“The overall sound difference was noticeable, 'Black Body music' sounds warmer, clearer and instantly sounded more listenable but 'other music' felt tighter, with more aggressive energy.” – Anonymous guitarist 

Scientific studies also reveal that Black Body are able to unify the properties of light, time, space, matter, gravity and consciousness. When listening to their music our atoms and DNA start to resonate in harmony and our sense of connection to nature is said to be magnified. ‘Black Body’s music’ is also reflected in ratios of the Sun, Earth, and the Moon as well as the precession of the equinoxes, the Great Pyramid of Egypt, the Sri Yantra, Stonehenge and many other sacred sites.

"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, vibration and Black Body" – Nikola Tesla (Inventor)

“What we have called matter is energy, whose vibration has been so lowered as to be perceptible to the senses. There is no matter. Only Black Body” – Albert Einstein (Physicist)

Black Body - Tomorrow Never Comes (Vocal Mix)

Track taken from the first DERWIN RECORDINGS maxi including remix by Peter Kruder // available May 25th 2011 (Derwin Recordings)

DERWIN 002-1/-3 
Format: 12” / download
BC: 673799310218


TRACKLISTING

Side A:
1. Dr. Jeckyll And Mr Hyde (Peter Kruder Remix)  

Side B:
1. Everything (Prommer & Barck Remix) 
2. Gladys Knight (Alex Barck Remix) 

Digital Bonus Track:
Dr. Jeckyll And Mr Hyde (Peter Kruder Remix - Alex Barck Edit) 

Prommer & Barck - Gladys Knight (Alex Barck Remix)

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Disco Halal is back with their 3rd edition of middle eastern wild edits series for this beautiful vinyl, the heads of the label called back to the guys who started it all @Autarkic & @Mehmet Aslan, with addition of Israeli obscurities producer @Naduve and Turkish editor @Dogu Civicik. 
by far, musically its feels like the best one yet, don't miss out on this limited offer.


B2 Mitrin (Dogu Civicik Edit)

Carrot Green & Selvagem - Vandre

Steve Reich - Come Out (Nicolas Jaar Remix)

So. Here is the new love project Acid Hamam - It all started out as a live-performance where i mixed scandinavian and oriental folk music with slow, deep tech grooves that i ran through some patches in my modular system to spice things up. The live performance and response from the crowd was amzing! I´ll never forget that night!
The idea behind this EP ”Soul Sirocco” is basically about me growing up and excisting in this country. In this times. People always ask me where i come from. Sweden is never a good enough answer - because my hair is black. My eyes are brown. It happens wherever i go. Every country i travel to. With almost every new people i meet. My whole life. people are trying to figure me out on the basis of racial prenotion.
My lack of this kind of identity has led me to feel as a part of everything and everyone. Since i can´t relate to a single national identity, i will relate to every one! And i will make music and i will try to make that music tell a story.
So when i blend old Scandinavian folk music with arabic shanting, and i see people dancing away in the haze of the dancefloor, it´s pure magic. In these moments everything becomes one. Just as we are supposed to.
This unity is what Acid Hamam is about! This is the most honest record i ever made. Stay put for some upcoming live performances during 2016.

Richard Rossa & Acid Hamam - Shaman Disco

hi, so we really wanted to thank you, all the people that follow what we are doing. It has been and still is a crazy year for us, and that you are there with us is very important. 
So here is a little gift from us to you.
Guitars and Synths for Life
Red Axes

Francis Bebey - Forest Nativity (Red Axes Edit)

A bare-back ride through a pitched dreamscape.

B1- Dara - Scribble Me This

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/jose-manuel-bangalore-clandestino/
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aOG8trjW3fs
* Pre-order: https://bit.ly/2qDuyea

Joe Morris, Nick Smith and Iain Mac are Clandestino, a successful trio of party throwers based out of Leeds. They've been around the block a few times and have been involved in their local underground scene for almost two decades. This longstanding venture has garnered them some international attention and even resulted in quite a few international gigs as Clandestino. Their tastes are an amalgam of exotically influenced sounds from around the globe, easily heard on their extremely popular monthly show on KMAH Radio. As is often the case, they've also naturally developed into a record label, curating their own brand of idiosyncratic dance music.

Clandestino's fifth release comes from José Manuel, the Berlin-based Italian known for his percussion-heavy sound and tribal leanings. The "Human Behaviour" EP comes with two originals and two remixes, as well as a digital-only bonus track. The title track is a 9 minute journey that's slower in tempo with atmospheric keys and flutes playing over top of a jagged bassline. Clandestino remix Human Behaviour to turn it into a more uptempo, afro-leaning cut, injecting it with some tropical keys and a bit of an acid-y 303 bass.

Our premiere today is entitled Bangalore. Starting off with an immediate ear-catching, eastern guitar and bass combo, we know we're in for a ride. Trippy vocal chants come in as the drums and afro-latin percussion continue to work up to a full fledged groove. This percussive tune never loses its direction as different elements are introduced and taken out in the arrangement but the combination between the percussion, guitar and especially the quirky vocals turn it into a late night jam.

The final tracks on the EP are the Mushrooms Project remix of Bangalore, which turns it into more of a deep sundown, seaside extravaganza, and the digital bonus, Aisha, a tripped out cut full of djembes, Middle-Eastern and Indian instrumentation. Be sure to pre-order your copy as it's due out next week!

PREMIERE : Jose Manuel - Bangalore

A song introduced to me by my father.
One of my pure favorites. 
J

Leon Thomas - Song For My Father (Middle Sky Boom Edit)

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A celebration of a world without frontiers, and a dreamscape ruled by love, Disco Halal is the cosmic vibration of forever cool.

B2 Mitrin (Dogu Civicik Edit)

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