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Mosque Courtyard von Loki Noir (Thomas Carlo Gerundo) – Deep/Organic/Minimal House mit warmem Rolling-Groove, tight Hi-Hats, rounded Sub-Bass und feinen Oud-/Flute-Textures. Clean, hypnotisch, sunset-ready – perfekt als late-night microhouse tool.

Mosque Courtyard

Babylon Garden (from Freeform Radio)

Dance With You

A1 - Nitin - Blink Twice feat. Sexteto Tabala - My Favorite Robot Records

Herr - Sense Of Wonder  (Hector Remix)

Butane - We Long… [Alphahouse 24]

a - We Long To Move The Stars To Pity (13:15)
b - A Rave Mistake (2012 Mix) (9:29)

"None of us can ever give the exact measure of his needs or his thoughts or his sorrows, for language is a cracked kettle on which we beat out tunes for bears to dance to, while all the time we long to move the stars to pity." -Gustave Flaubert



digital: http://www.beatport.com/release/we-long/883799

vintyl: http://www.complete-usa.com

We Long...

Butane - We Long To Move The Stars To Pity [alpha24] snippet

CALEB CALLOWAY-RIGHT NOW HEARTTHROB-REMIX (CELSTRA RECORDS)

Danilo Schneider - Control Mode EP (incl. Patryk Molinari Remix)

BEATPORT

Danilo Schneider - Luvua (Patryk Molinari Remix) released on Cervidae Recordings

Released on Aug 23 2019

But it here -> https://www.beatport.com/release/secrets-ep/2678732

Rohrer & Stohler - Secrets (Someone Else & Bee Lincoln Remix)[as usual.music]

As we enter the latter half of a challenging 2020, San Francisco-based DJ, producer and Extrasketch head Andrew Rasse, aka Butane, and regular Italian production partner Riko Forinson are showing no signs of slowing down as they ready yet another string of releases for lovers of quality and consistent house and techno. ‘In Concert’, a play on words of sorts, means both literally ‘acting jointly' (symbolizing Rasse & Forinson’s impressive ongoing collaborative output within the studio), and also the enjoyment and consumption of live music (which we all miss dearly). Here, presented as a home concert of sorts, the duo's two-part project will see the pair combine to showcase a selection of new material within the more ‘musical’ end of their artistic spectrum – beginning with four fresh productions via Volume One this September.

Opening with the slow-burning hooky vocals of the lead track ‘Let Go’, the duo exhibit a combination of influences and sonics from across the electronic sphere to produce a sure-fire post-covid indie festival jam. ‘Connect’ welcomes more blissful stylings as woozy chords and delicate vocals merge with hazy grooves throughout, whilst ‘Something Different’ utilizes expertly programmed organic percussion arrangements alongside meandering melodies and a blossoming core groove. To close, ‘I’m Asking You’ offers up the most up-front production in the package as slick drum licks work beneath warping atmospherics to nail down a driving yet delicate dubby journey and shape up proceedings adeptly.

In Concert (Volume One)

Butane & Riko Forinson - Something Different [Extrasketch 021]

With over two decades of experience in the house and techno industry, Canadian artist Nitin Kalyan has established himself as a highly skilled and polished DJ on the global touring circuit.  His story begins with Detroit, as the sounds of the Motor City emanated through his radio growing up in London, Ontario, which left an indelible imprint and inspired him to pursue a career in music.  Record shopping in Detroit led to a meeting with Mike Huckaby and Nitin subsequently playing the legendary club Shelter at the age of 17.

From throwing parties in his hometown, to relocating to Toronto in 2005, Nitin bolstered his DJ skills with regular gigs and became a prominent promoter in both London and Toronto.  Shortly after, he was not only touring across much of North America, but also began making visits to Europe, and now plays frequently at some of the globe’s most legendary clubs, including DC-10 (Ibiza), Panorama Bar (Berlin), Fabric (London, UK), Output (NYC), Warung (Brazil), Stereo (Montreal) and Nordstern (Basel).

Along with his dynamic DJ sets, Nitin also runs the highly regarded record labels No. 19 and Social Experiment with Art Department’s Jonny White.  The labels are renowned for their forward thinking, avant-garde takes on house and techno, signing music from both established artists as well as nurturing new talent.  As a producer, Detroit’s influence remains present in Nitin’s sound, with some of his recent original productions and remixes coming out on My Favorite Robot, Leftroom, and of course, his own imprint No.19.