Take a deep breath, the song says, and keep your head under our boot, cause the second EP on Whypeopledance (@whypeopledance) is coming your way.

Marching Machines (@marchingmachines) are electronic music producer Dimitri Andreas, and former Radius Records boss and DJ, Spacid, both proudly wearing t-shirts saying „More than two decades in the biz“, and hailing from the country that gave the world some of the best electronic music ever, Belgium! Their new EP contains three original tracks, two remixes, and one instrumental, bringing us to a total of 6 reasons to peek through the keyhole and check out what’s hiding in the „Basement“ on our Bandcamp page.

The world may be falling apart, but it isn’t because you didn’t get any, is it?

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Basement 0011

Clamps

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Marching Machines - Clamps [Why People Dance]

Günce Acı - Another Round [Ombra INTL020: Dystopian Lucid Dreaming] Mastered at The Wall

https://soundcloud.com/kolomensky
https://soundcloud.com/anastasiazems
https://soundcloud.com/bluenightjungle
Buy Release: https://bluenightjungle.bandcamp.com/album/kolomensky-losing-gravity-ep
YouTube: https://youtu.be/q_6MENXCvF4

For his second offering to the BNJ Tribe, Kolomensky traveled all through the cosmos to delivers us a simple message : gravity is no more important. Let you flow into his energetic and mystical vibes, for he is strengthen by Anastasia Zems and the duo Tushen Raï & Cornelius Doctor, three well received figures of european electronic musics.

Tracklist:

Kolomensky - Losing Gravity
Kolomensky - Every Time
Kolomensky - Endless Love
Kolomensky - Losing Gravity (Anastasia Zems Remix)
Kolomensky - Every Time (Tushen Raï & Cornelius Doctor Remix)

Losing Gravity EP

Losing Gravity (Anastasia Zems Remix)

PREMIERE: Kolomensky - Losing Gravity (Anastasia Zems Remix) [Blue Night Jungle]

Rambal Cochet (aka St Petersberg’s Konstantyn Isaev aka Volta Cab) lands on Wrong Era with four electronic snapshots suited to the more robust dancefloor. Opener,Leptis Magna, builds and twists through subtle plateaus’ towards a storm of climactic strings that clear to reveal momentary elation. Elation becomes soundtrack suspense on Fabrizio Mammarella’s remix, stripping back the parameters (while bringing the rhythm to the fore), resulting in a driving, tunnel trancer. Enter The Infinite is a steady builder; each tweak charming you towards twilight’s dancing silhouettes. Cyrillic balearic vocal’s melodise The Hidden Magenta, which locks you in it’s groove’s exotic, growing, immediacy.

https://soundcloud.com/volta-cab
https://soundcloud.com/slow-motion-records

PREMIERE⚡️Rambal Cochet - The Hidden Magenta [Wrong Era]

Rodion and Fabrizio Mammarella are back with another precious collaboration EP since “Appennini” released in 2012 but never forgotten in the fame.
They have been like brothers for many years, and after many
collaborations, these two producers are well attuned to each other in their musical soul. Rodion and Fabrizio are both very sophisticated producers and known for their dramatic melodies, mixed with synthesized funk and disco, which turns it into emotional freaky electronic music.
All tracks are recorded in Mexico City, bringing in Mexican artist Mijo as a featuring on the track ‘’Cerro Gordo’’. Moreover, italo-belgian duo Front De Cadeaux join with a remix that grabs elements from both the original tracks, reworked in one timeless piece of music.
We are proud and delighted to present to you: “Sierra Madre”.

Sierra Madre

Rodion & Mammarella Feat Mijo - Cerro Gordo

out now on nein
https://neinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/i-wanna-dance

Vibe Impact - I Wanna Dance

https://soundcloud.com/zillasonacid
https://soundcloud.com/dischiautunno
🛒 https://dischiautunno.bandcamp.com/album/the-corinthian
🔊 https://youtu.be/lEeswwMLrUw

Four new slabs of ZillaMusik heading in all possible demonic directions–hell’s bells chiming for an eternal assassin with teeth for eyes (“The Corinthian”); slow-mo sleigh rides through the night with frequent Girls Chat Room collaborator Babystar (“Yes She Dub”); an acid ode to a girl who never quite was (“Dora”); and a computer club call to arms for Nonexistence as lifestyle (“How I Became Invisible”). AND: Three remixes from freakish fellow travelers Flore, Lo Kindre, and Sara Dziri extending the Zilla sound into all possible moods, speeds, WAYS OF BEING.

Tracklist: 

1. The Corinthian
2. Yes She Dub (feat. Babystar)
3. How I Became Invisible
4. Dora
5. The Corinthian (Flore Remix)
6. Dora (Lo Kindre Remix)
7. How I Became Invisible (Sara Dziri Remix)

PREMIERE: Zillas On Acid - Dora  [Dischi Autuuno]

Optimisme

Amongst the open armed greetings, excited laughter and lively chatter, she couldn't quite find her footing. It was as if there was an invisible wall she couldn't break down. She could hear everyone else but the words to respond weren't coming to her. How could it be that even surrounded by a room full of friendly faces and old friends, she felt isolated and alone... 

After a brief release hiatus during lockdown, East London party and label Snap, Crackle & Pop get things rolling again with an EP from cult Glaswegian post punk group Junto Club. Marking their second release for SC&P following 2016's Shiviana / Ikiryo EP which helped launch the imprint, The Alameda sees the band build on their distinct sound, crafting a more dance-floor focused sound by letting the synths and drum machines do the talking. On the flip, both tracks get the rework treatment from Gabe Gurnsey and Groove Armada remixer Fall Forward and longtime SC&P collaborator, Ombra International boss Curses, who steers 'Alone' into darker realms with a punchy, driving techno take on the original.

PREMIERE: Junto Club - Alone (Curses Remix) [Snap, Crackle & Pop]

Under the veil of night the creature slinked its way through the jungle, its bright yellow eyes like precious gems sunken amidst its silky black coat. This was their territory, and they ruled over it with pride, chasing out any intruders that dared cross their path. They lived off the fear they instilled within their fellow inhabitants, it gave them strength and feeded their arrogance — the unchallenged king of the jungle.

Following the release of In Fields album at the end of last year, Hoga Nord charge into 2021 with another long player, this time from duo Deux Control AKA Rodion and Justine. One for the French/Italian disco fans, the nine tracks across Sex Miami marry smooth 808s and enchanting vocals with EBM influences à la DAF or Nitzer Ebb. Coining their own synth-laden sound - let's call it psychedelic electric body-disco - the pair hark back to the 80s with a soundtrack that was probably too edgy for Miami Vice...

PREMIERE: Deux Control - Pantera [Höga Nord Rekords]

“Years have passed, yet anarchy still prevails. Surrounded by disturbed souls that will do anything to claim more lands, by means of machetes, Molotov cocktails and homemade traps.  Be careful when wandering those empty street, the emptiness is an illusion”

The FX Factory hits again, with a Nu New Beat anthem as the intro track & a weird downtempo sex-infused Dungeonesque rhythm.

The others are yet to be announced, but you will not be disappointed.

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PREMIERE⚡️Rambal Cochet - The Hidden Magenta [Wrong Era]

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