Chilled

techno/breaks/bass/jungle 
Tracklist: 
Helena Hauff - Intro / Peder Mannerfelt - Limits to Growth 
Reflec - Passage
Phara - Trahison
Raver’s Diary - Evolucao 
Product Toss (Nova Cheq Remix) - Goodnight, Amen 
Glaskin - Slim Line
False Persona - Unknown variable
Uniiqu3 & Ase Manual - 2 The Floor
Locked Club - WC
Rodhad & Lady Starlight - 200704
Julian Muller - Not Afraid
Shy Girl - Want More 
Bailey Ibbs - Clocked it Got Long
DJ Crisps - Music Is My Life
Wristboi - I Beat It
LSDXOXO ft. SOPHIE - Hateshopping
D.Dan - Post Kyiv
Radiohead - Reckoner (sampled)
Kessler - R2D2 On Crack
Two Shell - Ghosts
Manga Corps - War Dancer
Daniel Avery ft. Sherelle - Higher
Little Dragon (LSB Bootleg) - Twice

Rinse FM Guest Mix July 2022

In A Vice

Let it Snow by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Anthony Leung at The Crypt Studios.  Part of the compilation 'It's Coming on Christmas'; a winter mixtape compiled by Daisy Digital in aid of the charity Coppafeel! 

Let It Snow (Cover)

The Stuyvesants - Strollin’

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WHAT EVER

Trippin

Since meeting Justin Vernon of Bon Iver at Glastonbury 2015 and being invited to spend time with him and his musical cohorts at his Eaux Claires Festival, Swedish singer/songwriter KLARA returned from Eaux Claires Deux in 2016 with a clear vision for her own music. ‘Broken’ first started percolating in KLARA’s mind as she travelled through the beautiful green expanse of the Wisconsin countryside on her way to Justin’s hometown festival and further evolved as she then made her way down the well-travelled Pacific Highway from San Francisco to Los Angeles, breathing in the nature and epic views that surrounded her.

With lyrics and melody in place KLARA finished writing the track in London in Paul Epworth’s Church Studios, before recording the track at Peter Gabriel’s wonderfully tranquil Real World Studios in the Bath countryside. Written and produced by KLARA, the track was co-produced by Erland Cooper (The Magnetic North, Erland & The Carnival) and engineered by Oli Jacobs. Hannah Peel also added some synth magic, underpinning the song with some subtly spaceage Jupiter 4. 

‘Broken’ is the first track to be released from her next album, which will be released later this year. 

The song follows hot on the heels of her ‘These Woods (Human Made)’ single, which soundtracked a Volvo television & cinema campaign and saw KLARA hit number 1 in the iTunes UK Singer/Songwriter chart earlier this year, number 9 in the Spotify UK Viral 50 and number 18 in the Shazam Future Hits UK chart, amongst other highlights.

KLARA will perform at 110 Above Festival this August, with further shows to be announced soon.

KLARA 'Broken'

"Home" recorded live at 'Girls, Girls, Girls' at the Wilmington Arms.
My first time playing live with an electric.
Recorded and mixed by James Cameron

..I segued into another song hence the fade out:)

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12 anthem

you can shake the noose
don't avert your eyes
and fate won't cut your thread ahead of time

tried to take you down
but you had nine lives
and you got the will to survive

well you're never too far gone
to hold the ground that you're standing on
and you can choose to carry on, so carry on

if it takes a million lives
there’s an end to every night
cause the sun will rise
the sun will rise

you can smell the blood
you can be on top
there's a fighter in your heart

you're a sovereign
and the sun will rise
you’re a legend in your time

well you're never too far gone
to hold the ground that you're standing on
and you can choose to carry on, so carry on

if it takes a million lives
there’s an end to every night
cause the sun will rise
the sun will rise

take my soul and lift it up
there's a fire in my heart
time to fly, don't hesitate
can't let this moment slip away

i won't give in, i won't give up
till I know the battle’s won
time to fly don't hesitate
can't let this moment slip away

cause the sun will rise
the sun will rise

Sun Will Rise

Written by Eliza Shaddad
Produced and Mixed by Mr BJ Jackson
Mastered by Tim Rowkins

One Last Embrace

For the last year or so I’ve been trying to write some songs, and learn to produce as a bit of a hobby. I’ve been properly obsessed with it and have spent lots of my free time listening to things I love and trying to figure out HOW DID THEY MAKE THIS?

I’ve made a handful of songs in that time, each slightly better than the last. It’s been a lovely thing to see the improvement each time.

The songs I’d been writing up until recently were very much designed to improve my production skills with a variety of styles, but the song I’m sharing with you today is a bit different.

I feel an unsettling level of vulnerability posting something like this. From a producing and songwriting perspective, I’m still very new at it, and I know I have loads to improve upon, but the hardest part of it all is the song itself.

The song I’m sharing is about my Dad, and I don’t really talk about my Dad, not even with some of my closest friends.

I didn’t expect to write a song about him to be honest, but it just sort of fell out of me and I found the experience so unbelievably cathartic I thought it might be worth sharing, so that other people who had been through something similar might take something from it.

When I was 22, my Dad took his own life. It was exactly 12 years ago today. He suffered from manic depression and bipolar and he was an alcoholic. He’d been in a very depressed state for several years, however it still came as an enormous and awful shock. 

As a kid I wasn’t really aware of what it meant for someone to be an alcoholic, or that my Dad was one, but I was aware of his drinking and I often felt worried by it. I only really clicked that he was suffering from alcoholism in the immediate months before his death, when I was an adult and I took him to an AA meeting. He’d been hiding the full extent of it for years.

I also didn’t understand what it meant to have a parent whose moods could vary so differently. For a lot of my childhood my Dad was a hilarious, pun making, playful father, but he was also really difficult to live with.

In my teenage years, we had a huge falling out, instigated by his behaviour. We were able to go some way to patching things up in the years prior to his death, but I’ve spent a really long time wrestling with my feelings about him. I loved him, but often didn’t like him. I found it hard to grieve for him, as I was so angry with how he had died, and what it had done to our family that I couldn’t forgive him. 

I never took the time to address my feelings properly. It was much easier to run back to my normal life and try and forget it had happened, which I did. 

Writing this song forced me to look at some of those feelings, and connect with the kid who was scared and unsure about his Dad. Having spent every day since his death avoiding sitting in a room and thinking about it, during lockdown I sat in a room and thought about it. 

I’ve been working through all of this stuff with a counsellor, and it’s helping hugely. If you have had a similar experience, I really do think it might help you too. You can speak with your GP about it, and they should be able to recommend a mental health service to you.

So I wanted to share the song. I asked the incredibly talented @aymeeweir to sing on it. She has one of my favourite voices ever and you should definitely check out her stuff. She’s amazing, and I’m beyond grateful that she put her voice to this for me.

I also asked my Mum and sister if this was okay to share, and they’ve been very understanding. 

I hope you like it. I’ve put the song up on Soundcloud so you can easily listen to it should you wish. 

If you are suffering with your own mental health, or feeling suicidal please call The Samaritans on 116123 or CALM on 0800585858 or find help at their websites.

If you would like help with alcohol addiction please talk to your GP or seek out a local AA meeting. Also, talk to your family about it. They love you.

Your Car

ONE4PETER

Pre-order album R U T H on vinyl
https://www.diggersfactory.com/vinyl/227167/ruth-koleva-r-u-t-h


Credits:
Ruth Koleva : lead vocal
Sharlene Hector : backing vocals
Vincent Helbers : acc piano, rhodes, solina
Kasper Kalf : bass
Nelson & Djosa : prophet synth
Richard Spaven : drums
Han Litz : flute

Ruth Koleva - Better

New LP:  http://linktr.ee/ElizaShaddad 
Mgmt: mgmt.elizshaddad@gmail.com
Bookings: marlon@atc-live.com

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