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MKLDrift-SuperSlowed

Kllo share Mall Grab's rework of single 'Walls to Build'
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Kllo's sophomore EP Well Worn - Out Now 
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Released by:
Ghostly International (North America), PIAS/Different Recordings (UK, Europe & Japan) & Good Manners Records (AU/NZ, ROW)

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Walls To Build (Mall Grab Remix)

'Blackoak', out now on Ninja Tune: https://mariboustate.lnk.to/blackoakSo

Shire T album 'Tomorrow’s People', out 20 August 2021 on Dama Dama: https://shire-t.lnk.to/topSo

Taken from the album 'Kingdoms In Colour', released 7th September 2018 on Counter Records: https://mariboustate.lnk.to/kicSo

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Kingdoms In Colour

Nervous Tics (feat. Holly Walker)

Excited to share with you 'Politique' - out today on @shield-rebirth-records. A summer psychedelic roller that will take you back to those loved-up late nights and early hazy mornings on a beach somewhere in Europe, something we're all sorely missing this year. 

Love to Shield for putting this one out, some killer music from Camelia + Shelf & Max Scanu also included.

Rebirth Records: https://soundcloud.com/shield-rebirth-records

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Rebirth Lab Vol.7

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Casino Times - Politique [Rebirth Lab Vol.7]

buy : https://almanegramusic.bandcamp.com/album/dakar-disco-e

When your roots have a broad geographical diversity, it’s very likely this will resonate in the music you make. This is certainly the case with Alma Negra and their new release on Heist. It seems they have embraced all their cultural influences more than ever in their new ‘Dakar Disco EP’. The whole record oozes class and musicality and feels like a carefree collage of the rich musical lives they live. The three originals on this EP vary in tempo and energy, giving you something for each moment of the day or night. They are accompanied by a remix from none other than the Japanese master of cosmic funk : Kuniyuki.
The EP kicks off with the title track ‘Dakar Disco’; an island style mid-tempo burner, rich with filtered guitars, bells and bleeps. Soothing chords and synth melodies are introduced for a lovely build up, but it’s the live horn section that takes centre stage. Here, the track really comes to full fruition, with a squeaky lead accompanying the horns for an electronic twist to what is above all a lovely summer jam.
‘Contra’ ups the pace and moves more into dance floor territory with loose claps, spacey pads and faraway chants. This track really gets to you with the live percussion and extremely catchy lead running throughout the track. This is afro house just the way we like it.
We’re very proud to have Kuniyuki remixing ‘Dakar disco’. This master of his craft has done an outstanding job with his cosmic take on ‘Dakar disco’. He lays down a great riff on bass guitar, while playing around with all the live elements and adds a serious bit of reverb for a stunning effect. This track is a perfect example of Kuniyuki’s musical skills and we can almost see him jamming this out, eyes closed and directed towards a distant point in space only he can see.
The EP’s closing track ‘Back in town’, is perhaps the clubbiest track of the set. A friendly acid line squeaks over tribal drums & chants and you immediately get pulled in by a great balafon hook. You can really hear how the guys feel at ease combining these worldly elements with modern electronics and ‘Back in town’ is a great example on how to blend these sonic worlds. So there we are. A taste of the Alma Negra summer with a healthy dose of Japanese funk. Enjoy!

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PREMIERE : Alma Negra - Contra

DC Promo Tracks #629: "Hearme" by Tuccillo is part of the release "Apparel Music B-Day 10" on Apparel Music @apparel-music  

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DC Promo Tracks #629: Tuccillo "Hearme"

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Breating Deep es el último trabajo de Tom Harris. También conocido como Hidden Spheres en su forma más ecléctica. Tom hizo su debut con 'Well Well' en el sello de Bradley Zero y ahora se estrena en el sello de New York 'Oath'. Electrónica de fusiones.

PREMIERE: Hidden Spheres - Ruhani [Oath]

Buy there : https://www.deejay.de/SIMON_PAW_PUSH_FORWARD_EP_RM002_Vinyl__958204

https://soundcloud.com/rawmaterialsrecords is back in the game with a second release curated by one of the guy behind the label, https://soundcloud.com/simonpaw. The ep is infused with Detroit and soulful house vibes, featuring also a remix of the Motor City master https://soundcloud.com/altonmillermusic

PREMIERE : Simon Paw - Push Forward (Alton Miller Remix)

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/alma-negra-back-in-town-heist-recordings
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/r3UUJ8dbQF4
* Pre-order: https://almanegramusic.bandcamp.com/album/dakar-disco-ep

When your roots have a broad geographical diversity, it’s very likely this will resonate in the music you make. This is certainly the case with Alma Negra and their new release on Heist. It seems they have embraced all their cultural influences more than ever in their new ‘Dakar Disco EP’. The whole record oozes class and musicality and feels like a carefree collage of the rich musical lives they live. The three originals on this EP vary in tempo and energy, giving you something for each moment of the day or night. They are accompanied by a remix from none other than the Japanese master of cosmic funk: Kuniyuki.

The EP’s closing track ‘Back in town’, is perhaps the clubbiest track of the set. A friendly acid line squeaks over tribal drums & chants and you immediately get pulled in by a great balafon hook. You can really hear how the guys feel at ease combining these worldly elements with modern electronics and ‘Back in town’ is a great example on how to blend these sonic worlds.

PREMIERE: Alma Negra - Back In Town

V/A - A Summer Riot IX (Part Two)
Release date: 28th August 2020
Download/Stream : fanlink.to/summer_riot_IX_two
Label: Futureboogie Recordings (https://soundcloud.com/futureboogie)

With an abundance of amazing tunes and music coming out of these restricted times, it’s made for a bumper crop of wonky chuggers, acid heaters and sun kissed Balearic bangers for our annual ‘A Summer Riot’ EP. So much so, that’s this year’s IX instalment has bolstered considerably, now spreading over two editions, and with 6 tracks apiece from some of our favourite producers.
Seasoned Futureboogie pros, Christophe and PBR Streetgang, head up the selection on Part Two, with Christophe delivering a meaty, reverb soaked, acid brain bender on ‘Critters 2 (The Revenge)’, whilst the PBR boys offer up a sleez and seductive Moroder inspired romp.
Glasgow’s Manakinz make a second appearance across the two ‘A Summer Riot IX’ releases, with the hypnotising ‘Mystic Throbber’, whilst Roe Deers come good with the quirky and funky sounds of ‘Monkey Dance’.
‘Fire In Zero Gravity’ by duo Acolyte, touches on Detroit techno soul and inspirative piano work for their entry, and Jakobin seals off the EP with the ghostly ambience and shuffling beats of ‘Mighty Mt’.

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PREMIERE : Christophe - Critters 2 (The Revenge)

There were no indicators to reveal to him how high he’d been climbing. It felt like he was miles above the surface. Finally, the lift came to a stop. He was nauseated. The lift doors opened to display a long and wide metal surface that lay in front of him. Even though he’d been researching this world for years now, the architecture of the long-extinct inhabitants never ceased to amaze him. A thick mist weightlessly surrounded him as he moved towards the center of the platform. He reached out and placed his hand on the control module. There was a moment of silence and uncertainty before a rumbling, foreign spacecraft materialized right in front of him. 

Maarten Smeets, also known as one half of the prolific duo Detroit Swindle, has a new solo project on his hands. Assuming the alter-ego, Wanderist, he delivers his own abstract take on contemporary electronic music, with influences from dub, electro, techno and ambient. This first new release comes via AUSMUSIC, but he’s also started his own label, Transient Nature demonstrating there’s much to come from Wanderist.

PREMIERE: Wanderist - 9005 [Aus Music]

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* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/GIsGLq04A9E
* Pre-order:  https://wearemawimbi.bandcamp.com/album/atlantic-river-drive

After his acclaimed debut EP « Cotonou » on Alma Negra’s record label, James Stewart comes back with his new EP « Atlantic River Drive » for Mawimbi Records, featuring two collaborations with Ghanaian kologo musician Ayuune Sule as well as two remixes from Simbad aka SMBD.

James Stewart met Ghanaian kologo musician Ayuune Sule, after booking several shows of kologo music star King Ayisoba in Lyon. Stewart was quick to witness the bluesy tone of Ayuune’s voice and his kindness as a musician, despite his impressive stature. Quite logically, Stewart invited Sule to record vocals on two of his ongoing demos at Bruno Patchworks’ recording studio (Voilaaa, Mr. President, Da Break), with the idea of making a rather unheard crossover between traditional kologo music and contemporary styles that would both appeal to Ghanaian crowds and a Western audience. Stewart then had a number of his arrangement ideas re-recorded by a talented cast of musicians, resulting in a brilliant mix of acoustic and electronic textures, sounding both vintage and modern.

Nodding to Eddie Palmieri’s landmark record “Harlem River Drive”, “Atlantic River Drive” is a stomping dancefloor track, drawing from the 6/8 feel of kologo music and the energy of contemporary club music. The track can be read as a tribute to the musical cross-pollinations between the African continent and its many diasporas, which Stewart has dedicated a long part of his life to, but also as a more intimate story about his life and family. All words were written by Stewart and then translated by Sule in his native Fra fra language from Northern Ghana.

“Where Are We Going?” is a two-part journey that reminds us that we should care about each other, about our communities while we don’t know what the future is made of. An important and much welcome message to navigate through these troubled, uncertain times. Referencing congolese N’dombolo tracks, the track has two parts and rich arrangements, with its first part going deep with syncopated clarinet hooks and playful percussion parts, and its second part moving to a four-on-the-floor pattern and an entrancing baritone saxophone solo.

The EP also features Worldwide FM and Brownswood maestro Simbad, who delivers two dancefloor-ready reworks of the track “Where Are We Going?” under his SMBD moniker, turning it into a spiritual, dubby journey, as well as an emotional house music track.

Atlantic River Drive 

PREMIERE: James Stewart - Where Are You Going (SMBD Earthy Mix)

Into The Arms Of Stillness

Into The Voice Of Stillness

Four Tet ‎– Parallel
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