Mathias Kaden - Kawaba (Dj Koze Remix)

"We created this label to experiment. At its core, Lost in Translation aims to be a platform for artists to explore new approaches to musical storytelling, walk roads less travelled and see what happens.

It is with this in mind that we are excited to announce the first volume of our Short Stories series, coming out on May 23rd. The brief provided to the artists was simple: tell a story. With a line-up of versatile producers and no limits on the runtime of their chapters, the result is a four-track anthology of introspective atmospheres"

Curated by label head noc:turne, the inaugural entry to the series welcomes long-time inspirations theef, lb honne and hame to the Lost in Translation catalogue.

https://lostinrec.bandcamp.com/album/short-stories-vol-i

Premiere: Hame - Irresistible Belief [Lost In Translation]

From: Son.sine ‎– seconds:minutes:hours
http://www.discogs.com/Sonsine-secondsminuteshours/master/808130

Son.sine ‎– A Candle

House Bass.

"One song in the mix is already released but the rest of them are new, unreleased stuff that was brought here from far off places in my mind. It was then tuned to the original Kammerton 432Hz, mixed together and overdubbed with a few chosen loops of really old techno songs from musicians who are inspiring me until today. This podcast is more tranquil and has nothing to do with the live sets I play at the moment." - Vril

Vril - 432Hz (Unreleased)

Cobblestone Jazz – Northern Lights

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Kıran is the debut release of Rotterdam based DJ and producer Ruben Üvez aka Konduku. Coming from Turkish descent, Konduku’s sound is both deep and trippy. Though in a different way you might expect from a Nous’klaer release - the contagious grooves of Konduku are reached through a polyrhythmic approach. The tracks have a serious elegance, but the fun that went in making them is undeniable.
When I proposed a tracklist for the album, I had no idea Altın and Mavi Saat quite literally meant start and finish (Golden and Blue Hour). The two tracks form the framework of the trip, easing in and out of it with a 4x4 groove. The first one the energising and the latter the cooling down.
In between the opening and closing act Kıran is less straightforward. The polyrhythmic hybrid of Eastern Europe Minimal and UK Bass is a thread throughout. Güneş and Yeşil Ağaç are two of those twisted rhythm tracks. His knack for composing contrasting patterns is something he got from his father, who was a professional Jazz musician from Ankara.
Almost halfway Kızılırmak (Red River) takes the energy level up a notch, claps over claps building up to an intense but unexpected climax crafted by a snappy snaredrum. Kızı fits right in a trippy minimal set, whereas Yağmur probably leans most towards the bass driven UK sound Konduku loves.
The light drums and floating pads on Pembe Alan serve as the cooling down before the Blue Hour kicks in. The name Pembe Alan (Pink Area), and the album in it’s entirety, is a tribute to the area called Cappadocia where Ruben’s family originally comes from.
I hope you’ll enjoy this diverse album as much as we all do. We’ll be releasing more from this young talent in the near future.

Out now!

Label: Nous’klaer Audio 
Distributed by Clone Distribution

https://soundcloud.com/nousklaeraudio

Marko Fürstenberg - Gesamtlaufzeit Remixes - Rieht (Rita Hess RMX)

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