Common Saints 	"Summer Sun" 
VISTI & MEYLAND	    "Hand In Hand"
Bodies of Water	"Open Rhythms" (Mudd's Ellis Beach Dub)
Milt Jackson & Ray Brown	 "Enchanted Lady"
Mamas Gun	"This is the Day" (Full Band Version)
Sweatson Klank	"Italian Afternoons" 
The Swan & The Lake 	"Sao Paolo" 
Fort Romeau	 "L.O.S.T. "
Sade	"Siempre Hay Esperanza"
Reginald Omas Mamode IV	 "Sunshine" (Al Dobson Jr Reprise)
LeVold	 "Neve" 
Hi Gloss 	"You'll Never Know" (Gazeebo's Shiny Lust Rework)
Willie Graff & Darren Eboli	"Bellatrix"
Pacific Coliseum	"Turquoise"

La Plage XV - "Turquoise"

soundcloud.com/barbarella_dd
[ːːː download ? contact the artist ːːː]
cover by soundcloud.com/dj-rotte

Viertel Vor Süden # 4 - Barbarella

to all the warriors of light, namaste. 
--
Saito Musashibo Benkei (1155-1189)
Japanese Sōhei Warrior Monk
Picture drawn by Kikuchi-Yosai

Image of a Warrior

Produced by Rey Vercosa, Lipy,  feat. Rodrigo Sha.

Braveheart (Original Mix)

Wizard Man 639Hz
Why 639hz?
639Hz opens the heart chakra allowing love and abundance back into our lives.
639Hz also allows trauma release and deep emotions stored in our organs to be felt and released.
[Intro: Ethereal pads with subtle percussion]

[Verse 1]
(Spoken fast)
 Witches, Wizards, Alchemists, shamans sorcerers, warlocks, druids we all exist.

[Build-Up: Rising ethereal elements with deeper bass]
(Spoken fast)
Only some choose good for us, we have freewill on what we do with our power.
We have chosen to do good

[Build-Up: Rising ethereal elements with deeper bass]
[Drop]

[Chorus]
(Spoken fast)
I do what I do
Cause I'm a wizard man

(echoing)

[Drop: ethereal saxophone]

[Verse 2]
(Spoken fast)
If you wanna be a wizard man
Just be a wizard man

[Build-Up: Enhanced reverb and Spoken fast layered vocals]

[Chorus]
(Spoken fast layered vocals)
(Being a wizard is simpler than you think, energy is a currency and we just know how to use this cause we are a wizard man)

[Bridge: Stripped down to ethereal pads and whispered vocals]
(whispered)
Be a wizard man, transmute the energies 

[Build-Up: Rising ethereal elements with deeper bass]

[Inst: uplifting ethereal bass buildup]
[Inst: drop with saxophone elements]

[Outro: Fading ethereal pads]
I'm a wizard man
I love you all
Deep House, Ethereal, Soulful, Uplifting mantra, male whispered vocals, warm sub-bass, reverb-soaked pads, saxophone melody, sidechain compression, spiritual buildup, modern production

Wizard Man 639Hz

-sail-of-the-soul

Mungolian Jetset - A City So Convenient

Enigmatic Berlin­based producer Algorythm provides the debut release on the new vinyl imprint Neptune Records.

Initiating the package, stuttering percussion and echoing effects form the deep and mesmerising ‘Santos Express’. Syncopated rhythms and thudding bass hits then make up ‘LFO’ as twinkling melodies work their magic, before ‘Bird Cage’ introduces soaring chords and tranquil notes. Tying things together, thudding kicks and snappy snares drive ‘Omar’s Deli’ forward as various layers of serene synths and pads are blended together.

Algorythm - Bird Cage

Hello Boys and Girls ..................... Yes its been some time im afraid !!! 
This is where my head is at .......its not music for the masses , its music for Stalin or maybe Patricia Lewis ?
Either which way its part and parcel of the parcel !!!!
Recently i have been making art which is fun , but also i have been making so much music i need to buy some new hard drives or if anyone is willing to sponsor me a big mac i would really love that computer  .......... hint hint 
but until then .you will have to make do with this 
all my love
Felix

THE HONOURABLE MEMBERS

ANDI OTTO & F.S.BLUMM: ENTANGLELAND
LP out via @pingipung April 2020
Artwork by Total Eclipse Of The Heart.
https://andiottofsblumm.bandcamp.com/album/entangleland

@f-s-blumm enters Andi Otto's studio with a bag of strings and a mission to create quirky, peaceful soundscapes...

Entangleland

LP/download

Andi Otto & F.S.Blumm: Yukiyama Lost Beat

𝗬 𝗕Ü𝗟𝗕Ü𝗟 𝘀𝗮𝘆𝘀: "𝗔𝗹𝗼?“

Pingipung proudly presents: Y BÜLBÜL.⁣
⁣The Turkish born, London based artist takes our hearts in a storm with his debut album FEVER. Out in late autumn, we now unveil the first track and pre-order. 

When Yiğit Bülbül knocked on our door and put his debut album on the table, Fever took our hearts in a storm. The Turkish born, London based musician and producer knows how to craft his own contemporary avant-garde pop projections with a rich musical heritage shining through from the 1980s and 90s. His style erupts into silly, absurd moments of synth blurps, percussive extravaganza and psyched horns, It’s always colourful and trippy, but in a light way. It’s exactly what we want to release in a year of distress.

The album is framed by two contemplative tracks, which are reminiscent of Holger Czukay’s oeuvre. The saxophone in the opening track "The Heath" undulates like an introvert leading voice in a meditation. The long and meticulously crafted ambient outro "Txalaparta" features a spoken word sample by the Basque folk musician Txomin Artola from 1978. The four tracks at the heart of the album are beat driven, percussion-heavy, loaded with synths and random horn samples. "Alo?" sounds like Snakefinger tries to get on a Skype call with Serge Gainsbourg. "Cacti All Over My Head" could well be a Ween instrumental with long arching synth lines over a slowed down bossa nova beat.

Fever is a frivolous album which bursts with exalted charm and guest musicians. This is not another greetings-from-the-lockdown album, but with the obvious reference in the title it’s almost a tongue-in-cheek name about creative obsessions of our times.
It's the debut album by the multi-instrumentalist Y Bülbül who has learned his trade working with various interesting artists and bands in London in the past 10 years. He is also a passionate crate digger and DJ. His own radio show is unerringly titled "Bülbül's Gemüsement Park", which airs on Netil Radio, a community broadcasting station in Hackney.

Bonus fact, Bülbül is the Turkish name for a brown-eared passerine bird, one that's into singing.

@yigitbulbul
Press contact: Andrea Wienck andrea@pingipung.de

Image of a Warrior

Eddy Kaljić