Not my song, but i couldn't find it on here. Awesome track, one of the best radiohead remixes i have ever heard.

Talk Show Host (Youandewan Mix) [Not my own track]

Radiohead-Reckoner (Erhan Kesen,cœur  Edit)

Supported by Baikal, Nico Stojan, Sebo & Madmotormiquel, Art of Tones, Agents of Time and many more

⊙ Vinyl: http://bit.ly/2fayAb9
⊙ Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1rNjcfZ
⊙ Itunes: http://bit.ly/1yBel7w

Beatport

Jacob Groening - Hangover

Aaron Ahrends - Newborn (Ada Remix)

We’re happy to announce Stavroz’s first EP on Moodfamily: 'Silent Spring'. Having already released on labels such as Bedrock, Wired and Délicieuse Musique, the Belgian band is ready for their highly anticipated follow up, delivering an EP ready for sunscreen and ripe for the picking. 

In the title track, frivolous bass guitars accompany a broadly shouldered melody and gently carry the track to glory while a snug piano hides in the breaks, building a beautiful contrast. 'A Great Day to Fly a Kite' brings horns straight from miles high, happily intertwining with a ruthless groove, pushing the atmosphere and delivering a quirky impact on the dance floor. 'Should've brought an Umbrella' graciously closes the EP with a touching - and at the same time organic sound.

This bundle of joy is available in download stores worldwide on April 30th 2015.

www.moodfamily.net

Should've Brought An Umbrella

Stavroz - Should've Brought An Umbrella

drift beyond
at the rim of light.
I watch the giants 
yet I am apart.

I feel the pull of the Sun
I can almost touch.
Comets pass
paths I cannot follow.

I am the hidden, the unseen,
Alone, yet connected,
A silent force in the solar sea.

Planets spin
their voices near.
I move slow
Carving my solitude

They do not see me,
I feel every ripple,
Every tilt, every shift,
Every heartbeat 

I am the Ninth,
The one that exists in question,
The one that lingers in shadow,
The keeper of distant dreams.

Planet Nine

Hansi

Here's a rework i did for my brother @VanHai few years ago for his first album called "Intimacy"... this out on vinyl for the first time as the opener for the Future sounds of jazz 13!
:)

Bandcamp

Van Hai "Dernier amour" Ripperton's No Love Lost Reshape

Paradis - je m'ennuie

Interpret: Rampue
Titel: Let’s Be Kids Again
VÖ: 01.07.2013 (12“) 02.08.2013(Download)
Format: MS 12“ / Download
Label: Audiolith
Vetrieb: Word And Sound / Broken Silence / finetunes.net

Tracklist:
1. Never 04:57
2. Sometimes 09:57
3. Let's Be Kids Again 07:47
4. Colour Back 06:54
Total: 30 Min

Info English:
Back once again here is the most fabulous... Rampue! Being referred to as one of the most promising production talents and the undisputed master of the new Romantic House movement taking over todays dancefloors our man from Berlin caters his next four piece EP under the innocence-craving name of „Lets Be Kids Again“.

Starting off with the sound of looped, campfire'esque and folk-referring guitars on top of tricky, stuttering beats the opening track „Never“ is causing a bit of confusion before transforming into the most soft-skinned piece of SlowHouse one has ever come across, featuring the most tender and fracturable female voice sampled in the history of electronic music. This one's neither a track or a song – this one's nothing but pure audio love.

Coming up next is „Sometimes“ with it's deep ambient'ish intro built of layered minor strings and a few shakers which turns into a slowly pumping DiscoFunk excess serving all ingredients for being what's to be called a late night ladies tune. Seductive vocals? Check. Chicago-referring basslines? Check. Background vocoders? Check. A groove that's hell of sexy? Double check. This one's as brilliant as Daft Punk's debut album for sure.

The title track „Lets Be Kids Again“ is on a more dancefloor demanding tip with ever echo'ing sounds, pumping drums and a special clap drive perfectly corresponding with flickering, slightly balearic guitars, tweedling violins and sweet, melancholia-infused vocals singing praise of golden childhood memories.
Finally we have „Colour Back“ which is to be referred to as the next piano driven future classic. More fragile vocals meet very unique and creative filter techniques here, hosting a thrilling scifi synth line that seems to be sprung from the ItaloDisco heydays, perfectly contrasting the organic backing with its cold and artifical vibe.
Links:
www.facebook.com/rampuerampue
@soundcloud.com/rampue
www.mixcloud.com/rampue

Booking & Tourdates:
www.audiolith.net/rampue

Kontakt:
Booking: Artur@audiolith.net
Label: Lars@audiolith.net
Promotion: Chrissie@audiolith.net

Audiolith Webshop

Rampue - Colour Back

REMIX ALBUM "RONGORONGO" BY ME SUCCEEDS
WWW.MESUCCEEDS.DE

INFO:
"At first there was a remix:
For the first part of our Split Series „Hamburg“ the Hamburg based Band Me Succeeds made a remake of Arp Auberts „Actress“. In Return Arp Aubert, consisting of Mirau Label founder Stephan Lorenz, made a beautiful, dreamy remix for Me Succeeds „Riemerling“. Now the remixing goes on in full album length: After their latest long player „Rongorongo“ from 2011, which Me Succeeds released on their own imprint isawmusic, the band will return on Ki Records with a remix album. Eleven friends were invited to put their hands on the album’s tracks and give their interpretation. Besides a whole lot of danceable tracks you will also find some broken beats and spherical electronica here, which makes this release fit in perfectly in the Ki catalogue. Under the motto „never change a running system“ of course Arp Aubert once again had his hands on one of the tracks, turning „Rongorongo“ into a driving techno track which is underlined by the emotional vocals of lead-singer Mohna and beautiful melodies making this remix perfect for the early hours on the dancefloor. The Berlin based producer and DJ Iron Curtis gives the original of “Seventeen” a dubby note that is definitely special as he uses many vintage synthesizers-sounds and broken pieces of the original vocals to make this remix one of the strongest on this album. The last remix on the album was done by Greek musician Chronik, who turns „Books“ into a hymn with twisted rhythm and broken beats. It’s the perfect ending reminding us a lot of the recently on Ki released „Saints“ by Monokle. Apart from that, a few more great producers such as Tilmann Tausendfreund, Showing Off The Bling Bling, Christian Löffler, On Stop Off, My First Trumpet, Bug Lover and Suburb contributed to this Rongosium."




Hansi

damh (official)