Planet Mu 30

Shhh

Hurtling at great pace, the inaugural SOSOSO release from label owner Metrist is a dedication to speed.

Forova is three tracks flung into existence that roll and yaw. Pitching between function and turmoil from the 2003 epoch riff-work of ‘Nathanielismo’, the possessed pace of ‘Oerchar’ and snake charmer motif’d ‘GMFGR’…Forova sits itself down in the chrome-plated uncanny valley of clubland.

Artwork and art direction from Josh Costar, mastered by Beau at Ten Eighty Seven.

Forova out 24th June

Forova

Nathanielismo

From Seed

My entry for the YUKU remix competition. 
Original track by TRAKA @traka-studio available @yukumusic and https://yukumusic.bandcamp.com/album/maktub

TRAKA x Subp Yao — Dub La Dub feat. Riko Dan (Kimbr YUKU Remix Challenge Entry)

sept7 'Résilience' is a colossal 5-track EP featuring a remix by Kessler. This collection of pure peak-time bangers is stamped with the  producers signature sassy rave aesthetic. The artist's ability to seamlessly weave various genres brings a dynamic range of elements to the table, showcasing a production style that defies classification.
'Rush' kicks off the EP with an insanely catchy stripped-back bassline, hop-scotching percussion, and elegant discordant synths peppered with dope vocals. 'Future Step' fuses techno, bass, and breakbeat, veering into madness with its revving engine sound effects and slick dub samples. It's a Lewis Hamilton-approved banger. 'Resilience' shines with warmth from the start, featuring beautiful vocal samples that give way to a world-class heavy bass track. The oxymoronic tension between soft and big is a standout feature.'Check One' showcases tripped-out vocal samples and a clipped bassline, forming a dance-heavy groove with its 4/4 floor beat and subtle background breaks. 

Kessler's remix of 'Resilience' is a mind-altering, transcendental masterpiece. The Northern Ireland producer displays his insane drum and percussive capabilities, fusing modern dubstep head-banging sounds with UK Bass influences.
Out February 21st, 2025

Pre-order link - https://dionysian-mysteries.bandcamp.com/album/future-step

Dionysian Mysteries Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/dionysian-mysteries

Dionysian Mysteries Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dionysianmysteries/

PREMIERE: Sept7 - Resilience (Kessler Remix) [DMC028]

Marginalia

PRIMARY FOREST 03

Come Up

Drums

Worrygirl

Ace Boogie

Smooth Jungle

Foli

The Untouchables – The Hidden Files [SMDE53]

Released on Limited Edition Marbled 12" and Digital 
https://theuntouchables.bandcamp.com/album/the-hidden-files

A vault of deep pressure unlocked – The Hidden Files collects a set of heavyweight VIPs from The Untouchables, each a reimagined version of past dread-infused cuts. Typically crafted for — and reserved within — their own DJ sets, these alternate versions are now unearthed for wider transmission. 

Stripped back, rebuilt, and submerged in new layers of sub-weight, they explore a more introspective energy. Tension, restraint, and meditative pressure — the Brussels duo reveals hidden forms with signature finesse.

https://soundcloud.com/the-untouchables
https://www.instagram.com/untouchablekay/
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The Untouchables - Twelve Cycles VIP [SMDE53]

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ORIGINAL TUNE by Skender Makota (Da Balkanimal)
I've always been into good drumbie or jungle, house music is where I live, but I like to travel outside as well, visit the neighbors so to speak, and make some drumnbass, ambient, techno or whatever. This versatility is one major bonus electronic music production allows us to do, and in my opinion one of the major reasons why I love making and living in the sounds of good electronic music in my productions. 
While I also fully enjoy jazz music and playing jazz piano, transcribing tracks by Bill Evans, Munk, Parker, Corea and many other legends, my mindset is in the study and mind expanding mode, as jazz theory in my opinion is one of the most interesting enigmas for a musician to get into "resolving", as it is really a gift that keeps on giving... but once I get my Moogs up and running, those lights and leds start turning on in my head as well, and I switch to pure enjoyment of making more electronic music, often incorporating what I learned while jazz studying, I guess ;)
You could say that I see ALL music as one big family, which often gets into quarrels with each other, but are always there for each other when, and if the shit hits da fan.

As one of my great teachers at Berklee in Boston '99 said: "It's just Music, maan".


Smooth Jungle

DJ Manny

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