Buy direct from Tru Thoughts http://shop.etchshop.co.uk/releases/TRU291/archipelago-remixes-part-2/819

Out 12th May, the second in the Archipelago Remixes EP series brings more stunning new versions of tracks from Hidden Orchestra’s second album, ‘Archipelago’. Established and rising stars - Dam Mantle, Mungo’s Hi Fi, Floex, submerse and KRTS – work their magic on producer and band-leader Joe Acheson’s original productions, across two 10” records in a hand-stamped and numbered sleeve, limited to 500 units worldwide.

Opening the first 10” is “Seven Hunters (Dam Mantle Mix)”, which brings a noir-ish intensity to the original, a firm fan favourite. The Glasgow based Notown/Wichita signed producer re-programmes the original drums, creating a sense of space and suspense, and eliciting admiration from Acheson, whose heavily layered organic beats are an integral part of the stirring Hidden Orchestra sound, even requiring two kits in the live show: “it's the kind of way I treat drum recordings in my own work, so it's really nice to hear it done to my drum tracks”.

“Flight (Mungo's Hi Fi Remix)” sees an eagerly awaited hook-up with the Scottish crew, of whom Acheson has long been a fan, having partied at - and played on - Mungos’ legendary soundsystem at Knockengorroch Festival. Here they transform the intricate, folk-influenced “Flight” (which boasts almost a million soundcloud plays) for a bass-heavy dub dancefloor, while skilfully retaining snapshots of the original orchestration and atmosphere. 

“Disquiet (Floex Remix)” finds Floex returning the favour for a Hidden Orchestra mix of his own latest single. This charged, hypnotic version shows the dancier, more electronic side of the Czech clarinettist and producer’s work; twisting and heightening existing sounds, not least the heavenly harp solo, for an epic effect. Floex’s second official Hidden Orchestra remix, this adds to a growing list of joint ventures from these two like-minded creators. 

Two artists from Berlin’s Project Mooncircle label - London based submerse, and Brooklyn’s KRTS (the latter with a  bonus digital cut) – remix “Spoken”, each ramping up the strikingly percussive intro and spiralling down a different yet equally fascinating experimental electronic bass music path. 


Spoken (submerse Remix)

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Extract from The Jazz Jousters album: Locations: Germany - Cassette Album - Download available here:
http://millenniumjazz.bandcamp.com/album/locations-germany-cassette-digital

The Jazz Jousters - Locations: Germany - SmokedBeat - 06 Little Waltz

My submission for The Producer's Corner Sample Challenge #427

Dessy - TPC 427 Submission

First date remix (sped up)

Miss You

Download Here: etoas.bandcamp.com/album/end-times-of-a-sunshine-2
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Releasing their first project together, Anonymous & deeB come together to craft a unique and well balanced trip-hop experience.
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Thank you to everyone who downloads and makes a purchase of the record. We appreciate your overwhelming support and hope to continue our passion for making music. Much love to everyone!

Special thanks to: Dash, Splend, Anouk, Anton, Marko, Lukas and Michel
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ETOAS
@etoas
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Produced By: deeB
@deeb
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Lyrics By: Anonymous Musik
@anonmusik
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All tracks mixed and recorded by Lukas Rimbach @ LR Audio
Except Track 7 mixed by Marko Nikolovski 
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Mastered By Thomas Prime
@thomasprime
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Scratches on tracks 1 & 2 by Dash
@djdash818
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Vocals, guitar and rhodes on track 7 by Anouk Visée 
@anoukvisee

ETOAS - Valley (ft. DJ Dash)

Taken off of Téhu's EP Boulevard. Released on vinyl from May 1st 2017. With a live performance video of every track on the record. See the first video on the MJM Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNMw4rwPeOk

Pre-order the record on Bandcamp: 
UK > https://millenniumjazz.bandcamp.com/album/ep-boulevard
Canada >  https://tehu.bandcamp.com/ or http://music.unlog.info/music

EP Boulevard

Dismantled Floop

ORDER VINYL NOW

Téhu - Dismantled Floop | 12" Vinyl Out Now!!

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection. 
I started buying records when I moved to Athens, one decade ago. Now, I moved back to Crete an Island at the south of Greece. The living is nice but the record stores apart the traditional ones are hard to find here. Thus, most of my collectable records are combined with my trips. I am also a DJ/producer, so the records I choose are chosen because I know that I can make use of them in my production or on stage. 

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.
Main reason I love the 45s is that I get a slight better quality at the sound and the groove of the record. Moreover, as a dj, I am really into their portability , easy peasy in my travel record bag.

3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?
The selection for the 45/7 mix I did is coming from vinyls I collected from a trip to puerto rico. I searched in numerous stores for them and for me this mixtape is giving the picture of their music, culture, daily life and recalls memories from my experience there.

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music? 

Soundcloud:https://www.soundcloud.com/mcurtis
Mixcloud:https://www.mixcloud.com/mcurtis
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/mCurtis.offi...
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/mcurtismusic
Tumblr:http://mcurtismusic.tumblr.com

5) Top 5 all time fave records. 
I am always confused when it comes to this question, cause I like many different records, so I will mention the first favorite ones that pop into my mind without an order. 

Gorillaz - Gorillaz
Aplha Mist - Antiphone 
Massive Attack - Ritual Spirit
Charles Mingus - Blues & Roots 
The Doors - The Doors

Snowbreak

Elektric Trills of a Nightingale

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