Assorted Tracks

" Mind at Large", compiled by Noema (Out Now) 

For our new release, label boss Noema selected 15 tracks to help you open these doors of perception. Furthermore, this compilation showcases the rich musical spectrum of The Magic Movement, from ethnic Downbeat and midtempo Indie Dance to uptempo House Music, always with a psychedelic touch and a lot of love for the detail.

The compilation is structured like a DJ set by Noema. It starts hypnotic and slow, then continuously increases the tempo until it reaches ecstatic upbeat domains!

[MAGIC020] El Remolon - Solari ("Mind at Large", compiled by Noema)

Un remix de un huayno que descubri revolviendo entre los discos del mercado central de Lima. Y asi salió el remix, Chancha se enamoró del tema y me ofreció meterle mano y asi se fue construyendo este temita tan especial. Salió dentro de los compilados de fin de año de cassette blog.

 http://www.cassetteblog.com/2013/11/va-shake-it-cucumelo-cassette-blog-3er-aniversario/

Jilguero de Huascaran - Zorzalito Negro (El Remolon & Chancha Via Circuito Remix)

Mañana Es Mejor

El Remolon Feat Eyen Federico Quispe - No Te Rias De Un Coya

The São Paulo based collective, Sonido Trópico, have long been establishing themselves as a new voice to be heard within the latin-american scene.

They now take a big step forward in founding a Label. Their first official release, SONIDO TRÓPICO VOL. 1, contains 13 tracks that put into waves exactly what Sonido Trópico is all about. The Producers and DJs who's work appear on this first album have not only played at Sonido Trópico's already infamous parties, but have worked alongside Sonido's 4 Resident DJs (Spaniol, Nirso, Salvador Araguaya & El Peche) in bringing new life and energy to the Sâo Paulo scene. Together they have reinterpreted and expanded, beyond precedent, the horizons of electronic music within the ultra-creative scene in São Paulo.

>>> PORTUGUÊS

Há tempo que a Sonido Trópico vem se estabelecendo como uma das novas vozes dentro da nova cena latino-americana.

Agora tomamos um grande passo. Fundamos um Selo de música com o lançamento de nossa primeira compilação, SONIDO TRÓPICO VOL. I, com 13 músicas dedicatórias a o que é a Sonido Trópico. Os produtores que compuseram esta coletânea, não somente tocaram em nossas festas, mas moldaram a nossa construção através de suas músicas e interações com os nossos DJs. Juntos expandimos, de forma sem precedentes, os horizontes da musica eletrônica existente na cena underground paulistana.

Tem MUITO mais por vir!

El Remolon + San Ignacio - Gloria Cristinista

Luego de una convocatoria en la que participaron más de 40 artistas, Fertil se complace en presentar un compilado reuniendo lo más interesante de la escena electrónica  sudamericana. Siguiendo con la oleada selvática iniciada con álbumes como “Amansará” de Chancha Via Circuito o “Selva” de El Remolón,  hemos decidido tomar este bioma como inspiración a través de grabaciones caseras de pájaros, grillos, ríos mesopotámicos, ícaros de ayahuasca y sonidos amazónicos, que se constituyen en leitmotivs de la obra.

El disco cuenta con la presencia de artistas argentinos como El Remolón (Buenos Aires), Juan Sorrentino (Chaco), Pol Nada (Rosario) , Tu Guaina (Misiones), San Ignacio (Tigre) o Jin Yerei  (Munro) y de otros países sudamericanos como Cero39 y Beatfunk (Colombia) o Lulacruza (Colombia/Argentina), entre otros. Ellos son los nuevos exponentes del sonido electrónico sudamericano.

El disco se puede descargar del Bandcamp de Fertil Discos, gratuitamente o a cambio de una donación voluntaria.After receiving contributions from more than 40 artists, Fertil Discos is pleased to announce its first compilation, gathering the most interesting representatives of the south american electronic scene. Following the wave initiated by albums such as Chancha Via Circuito's Amansara and El Remolón's Selva, we've decided to adopt this environment as an inspiration, taking home recordings of birds, crickets, rivers, ayahuasca's ícaros and amazonic sounds as leit motivs..

'Sonidos de la Jungla' puts together Argentinian artists like El Remolón (Buenos Aires), Juan Sorrentino (Chaco), Pol Nada (Entre Ríos), DJ Karen (Rosario) or Tu Guaina (Misiones); and other south-american fellow artists like Cero39 (Colombia), Lulacruza (Colombia/Argentina) and Beatfunk (Venezuela), among other key tastemakers (players) in the new and ever-growing new latin-american sound.




El Remolon - Hoasca

Cumbia Libertad

Punching Ball

5. El Remolon - Punching Ball (faded)

A journey through Peruvian folklore has been transplanted across Latin America in our latest compilation, a collection of tracks entitled Sonidos Raíces del Perú. Our aim was to show the beauty of traditional Peruvian music and customs, but in a completely different context, by asking some of our favourite Latin American producers to reconfigure the sounds, retaining their soul but offering new environments in which they can be enjoyed. 

The starting point was the astonishing collection of field recordings amassed by nomadic French film-maker Vincent Moon during a trip of his to Peru between April and June 2013. In total he recorded 33 albums of material - petitesplanetes.bandcamp.com, each one representing a particular Peruvian custom, musician or group, spanning the entirety of the country. From that collection we asked a diverse group of producers and musicians to pick sounds that inspired them and to then interpret them in their own distinctive manner. 

Across 11 tracks, Sonidos Raíces del Perú (translating as the “Root Sounds of Peru”) offers progressive, electronic interpretations of folk artists, ancient instrumentation, rituals, religious chants and everyday sounds, using techniques and methodology found in wide-ranging styles such as dub, musique concrete, electro-pop and the hyper-creative electronic music scene in Latin America, a scene that is currently creating ripples around the world. 

The source material for all of the tracks is available from Petites Planetes at petitesplanetes.bandcamp.com/album/sonidos-ra-ces-del-per-originals
credits
released June 17, 2016 

This album contains samples of audio recorded by Vincent Moon in Peru. Sampled artists include Jorge Choquihuillca, Los Maqtas, Cumbia All Stars, Hildebrando Briones, Edith Ramos Guerra, Omar Ponce, Manuelcha Prado, Los Ballumbrosios, Gady Mucha Soto Y Su Estudiantina and Celestino Acurio Medina. Full details of the samples used can be seen by clicking each individual track. 

Cover by Edson Ikê (www.facebook.com/ike.ilustrador/). 

Mastered by Daniel Lucas (soundcloud.com/daniellucas).

04 - El Remolon - Wari Wawa

The forth compilation of Frente Bolivarista is inspired on the sounds of Nomade Festival which happened in Halver/Germany in the year of 2016. After a three day journey of fusion music into the woods meeting dozens of great and insipiring people from all over the globe willing to join for the good music and the regionalism behind it, we decided to release a compilation inspired on the artists envolved with the festival and of course some of our all the time artists,

El Remolon - Mapoo - Che

Va-De la compu al boliche / curado por Diego Bulacio aka Villa Diamante de ZZK Records (Cassette blog 6to aniversario)

https://cassetteblog.bandcamp.com/album/de-la-compu-al-boliche-curado-por-villa-diamante-cassette-blog-6to-aniversario

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Dancehallazo

Track edited in Cassette Blog 2013

http://cassetteblog.com/2013/11/va-mueve-calavera-cassette-blog-3er-aniversario/

El Remolon - Chato

Un compilado de Fértil Discos / A Fertil Discos compilation

Fertil Discos, nóvel sello argentino con sede en Buenos Aires, presenta su más reciente compilación, dividida en dos volúmenes, con sonidos distinguidos en dos etapas del día: “Dia” y “Noche”.  En ellos se pueden apreciar los nuevos pasos de la corriente actual de artistas electrónicos influenciados por los sonidos y ritmos de Latinoamérica. 

El compilado propone un soundtrack ideal para atardeceres o amaneceres en islas desiertas, tomando inspiración de ritmos ancestrales, bajos electrónicos y producciones recientes con una mentalidad de  “música sin fronteras”.
Los dos volúmenes contienen canciones bailables como “Animal Estrella” (Pol Nada & El Remolón), “Periferia” (Paisandoom), la canción folktrónica de Jin Yerei llamada “Tejido”, el slow techno de Barda, las sugerentes canciones de Tomanka y Santi, entre otras gemas a descubrir.

Electrónica Orgánica Vol. 1 y Vol. 2 puede conseguirse desde el viernes 11 de agosto por Bandcamp y en todas las tiendas digitales y ya está la preventa disponible en Bandcamp.

English

Fertil discos is a newly born argentinean label, based in Buenos Aires. We are pleased to announce our most recent compilation, divided in two separate albums -one representing the Day, the other gathering Night sounds. Both records illustrate the new steps of the new wave of South America’s electronic artists, influenced by the sounds and rythms of our continent.

The compilation proposes you an ideal soundtrack for sunrises/sunsets on desert islands, drawing inspiration from ancient rhythms, electronic bass lines, and recent productions with a world music mindset.

Both volumes put together danceable songs like “Animal Estrella” (Pol Nada & El Remolón) and “Periferia” (Paisandoom); folktronic compositions like “Tejido” (Jin Yerei feat. Kona); slow techno songs like “Orobon” (Barda) and talented electronic compositions like “Dialogue” (Tomanka) and “Galata” (Santi) among other undiscovered gems.

Electrónica Orgánica Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 will be available on August 11th on our Bandcamp site and in all digital stores.

Electrónica Orgánica: Día

El Remolon - Epiko

Electrónica Orgánica: Noche

Pol Nada + El Remolón - Animal Estrella

Seis años después del fallecimiento de Leda Valladares, y a casi dos de haber lanzado la convocatoria, Fertil Discos (Argentina) y Folcore (Barcelona) presentamos el tercer single de lo que será El Camino de Leda, un repaso por el cancionero que la gran música popular rescató del olvido, y que gana otra vida a partir de 12 temas grabados por una nueva generación de productores electrónicos y cantantes invitados.
Revisitar estos cantos desde la música electrónica es mucho más que agregarles una base: es buscar generar desde la nueva música y la tecnología, texturas y sonidos (muchas veces imposibles de lograr con instrumentos) que creen espacios diferentes para recibir esas voces, y también valerse de ritmos y cadencias que no sólo nos devuelven lo ancestral, sino que también lo vinculan a nuestra experiencia diaria en las ciudades modernas.
La clave afro incorporada por Tremor, las atmósferas psicodélicas de El Remolón, los coros de Shaman Herrera, las texturas ásperas y desarmadas de San Ignacio y la voz de Lauphan, el pulso industrial de Pol Nada... son sólo algunos de los ejemplos de un trabajo de investigación y reintepretación que busca y encuentra no tanto las características formales sino el sentimiento y la profundidad del canto con caja. Bárbara Silva, King Coya, Sofía Viola, Jin Yerei, Dat García, Jazmín Ezquivel, Barda, Celeste, Uji y Charo Bogarín (La Charo, de Tonolec) son los demás artistas que componen este proyecto, cuya edición digital se verá complementada por un vinilo doble, disponible desde el 1 de marzo de 2019.

LANZAMIENTO en todas las plataformas digitales: 9 de febrero de 2019

ENGLISH 
Six years after Leda Valladares’ death, and almost two years after publishing our project, Fertil Discos (Argentina) and Folcore (Barcelona) present the third single of our coming album El Camino de Leda, revisiting the music she recorded and saved from being lost forever. 12 songs, recorded by electronic producers and guest singers, will bring her work and legacy back into life. 
Using electronic music in order to revisit these songs means much more than just adding a base to the vocals: it means to use new technologies to create textures and sounds (many times impossible to be created with instruments) that conform a new type of space to host the vocals, and also to use rythms and beats which not only bring us the ancestral music back, but also link it to our daily experience in the modern cities.
The afro percussions that Tremor used in their track, El Remolon’s psychedelic atmospheres, Shaman Herrera’s vocal works, the rough and deconstructed textures of San Ignacio and Lauphan’s song, Pol Nada’s industrial beat -are just a few examples of this project’s investigation and reinterpretation, which aims not only to reproduce the formal characteristics of the canto con caja, but also to find the emotions and the deepness involved in it. Bárbara Silva, King Coya, Sofía Viola, Jin Yerei, Dat García, Jazmín Ezquivel, Barda, Celeste, Uji y Charo Bogarín (La Charo, de Tonolec) are the rest of the artists involved in this project, to be published digitally, and available in vinyl from March, 2019.

El Camion de Leda

El Camino de Leda

El Remolón + Bárbara Silva- Adiós Pueblito de Iruya

El Remolon + Barbara Silva - Si quieres que te quiera (Baguala de Salta)

Artist: El Remolon - @elremolonprensa
Mastering: Robert Trifunović
Artwork: Vakat

Heimlich IV

El Remolon - Kona tayul (Original Mix)

Estacion En Curva

Estacion En Curva (El Remolon Remix)

Scooby Dub & Atodamadre - Estacion En Curva (El Remolon Remix)

Fertil Discos introduces a new series of releases, which we’ve named Integraciones, an aim to encourage producers of different scenes and backgrounds to create and reinterpretate global sounds, avoiding uniformity and standard sounds. A collection in which everything is permitted, from sampling to organic recordings, from andean sounds to Middle East folk music.

We are seeking for less structured dance floors, and people who are looking for new dancing gemstones to take home, or even better, to enjoy in natural environments.

For this first edition, we present El Remolón and Lucas Lead, two argentinean producers who invite us to a trip to the East, where Duduk is mixed with synthesizers and peruvian drums, and a yoga lesson becomes a mantric downtempo ritual.

For the next releases we are introducing songs from Dengue Dengue Dengue (Peru), Di Laif ft. Patza (Guatemala & Italy), Bosquemar (Germany, Chile & Venezuela), among others

El Remolon - Ioga

The track is under CREATIVE COMMONS LICENCE (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). For using it, please name our project (World BEAThoven Project) and our website (www.taxi-mundjal.com/beathoven.html).

Further info on producers, instrumentalists, free sample databank and videos: www.taxi-mundjal.com/beathoven.html

Free downloadable WAV-File: https://worldbeathovenproject.bandcamp.com

Mastered by Energiekreis Zuckerhut Studios (Bonn, Germany)


World BEAThoven Project:

On the occasion of the 250th anniversary of nature enthusiast, humanist, visionary and composition genius Ludwig van Beethoven, an international network under the direction and idea of ​​cultural manager Darius Darek (Taxi MunDJal MusiX) produced an extraordinary album: Twenty melodies from Beethoven's works were recorded on non-European musical instruments by musicians based in the Cologne-Bonn region. This sample databank was created under the direction of Hans Zimmer's sample library developer Felix Ohlert and was then used by music producers worldwide as the basis for new tracks of electronic music.
The album now being released will be presented at festivals and in clubs and rearranged for a 35-piece brass orchestra (Youth Brass Band NRW).

As Darius Darek's academic background is geography, he has implemented sustainable, degrowth and minimalism based, fair, green, common-good-oriented and alternative ways of life into this music project. A transdisciplinary designed artivism towards a socio-ecological transformation: 

- to promote „cultural diversity“ the project is a collaboration with musicians of diverse music cultures to record a sample databank.

- to promote „cultural heritage“ the project aims to upcycle & remix almost forgotten music by worldwide electronic music producers.

- to promote „creative commons“ the sample databank and the remixes can be used and listened to for free.

- to promote „socio-ecological projects“ the remixes are presented at green, transformational or zero waste festivals, at intergenerational bicycle rides or in „freeboxes“ (https://tinyurl.com/freeboxvideo).

- to include „citizen participation“ a random local youth involvement and a worldwide production contest (in cooperation with Arts Council England) were carried out: www.globallocal.co.uk/remixspace/

- the project thus supports some of the sustainable development goals (SDGs): reduced inequalities, sustainable cities and communities, quality education, gender equality and climate action. 


Funded by BTHVN2020 (www.bthvn2020.de) from funds provided by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, the City of Bonn and the Rhein-Sieg district.

The project is managed by: www.taxi-mundjal.com/beathoven.html & www.brotfabrik-theater.de

The World BEAThoven Album

On Beethoven's theme from '9th Symphony_4th Movement'

Free download (WAV)

El Remolón - On Beethoven's theme from '9th Symphony_4th Movement'

“Cualquier revolución tiene que empezar 
por una revolución en nuestra concepción del tiempo” 
Giorgio Agamben

Érase una vez una pandemia que azotó el mundo y nos obligó a quedarnos en nuestras casas, las personas fueron compelidas a distanciarse y todo lo que nos parecía normal dejó de serlo. Miedos, frustraciones, enojos, inseguridades, algunas de las emociones reinantes aún nos acompañan en este momento. Un modelo entra en crisis y no sabemos cómo continuaremos.

Un poco azorades y confundides, desde Fértil, sentimos la necesidad de entregarnos a la inspiración (o no) que este proceso producía y lanzamos un espacio de intercambio, para recibir música creada en este momento.

Nos dimos cuenta de que la idea predominante de un tiempo lineal y productivo era, en parte, la causa del colapso. Estar “Fuera del Tiempo”, nos invita a pensar en un tiempo distinto, a observarnos, detenernos y pensar... En el estar agridulce de la pausa, esperamos la aparición de un vacío fértil, para entender mejor quiénes somos, dónde estamos y adónde vamos.

Fuera del Tiempo reúne 19 postales de una pausa.18 temas y un bonus track, de corte electrónico, compuestos por productores de distintas latitudes, e invita a un viaje pausado y reflexivo, con humores algo melancólicos y también con pasajes más orientados a la potencia del baile.

Componen este collage Pol Nada, Jin Yerei, Barda, El Remolón, Marco Selvaggio, Mente Orgánica, Xanducero, Cuervo Cuervo, Leo Silcan, Bicho, Manu Ela, Lautaro González aka Shoao, Galo Vermelho, Tomás Batista, Relo, Damia, Silly Tang ft. La Sardina, Enanomalhecho, Villa Diamante y el debut como compositor de Lavender & The Good Times.   

Desde el 7 de agosto el disco estará a precio de donación en bandcamp y todas las ganancias en esta plataforma serán donadas a les artistas involucrades.

ENGLISH------------------------------------------------------------------------

"Any revolution must start with a 
revolution in our conception of time" 
Giorgio Agamben

Once upon a time there was a pandemic that struck the world and forced us to stay in our homes, people were compelled to distance themselves and everything that seemed normal to us ceased to be so. Fears, frustrations, anger, insecurities... were some of the emotions that took over us, and in some cases, still do. Our system has reached its limit and we do not know how we will continue.

A little lost and confused, at Fértil Discos we felt the need to give ourselves over to the inspiration (or its difficulties) that this process produced and we launched a space for exchange, to receive music created at this time.

We realized that the prevailing idea of ​​linear and productive time was, in part, the cause of the collapse. Being Fuera del Tiempo invites us to think of a different time, to observe ourselves, stop and reflect ... In the bittersweet state of this pause, we await the emergence of a fertile void, to better understand who we are, where we are and where we go.

Fuera del Tiempo brings together 19 postcards of a break. 18 songs and a bonus track, of electronic, composed by producers from different latitudes, and invites us to a quiet and thoughtful journey, with somewhat melancholic moods and, simultaneously, powerful landscapes to dance in.

Participate in this collage Pol Nada, Jin Yerei, Barda, El Remolón, Marco Selvaggio, Mente Orgánica, Xanducero, Cuervo Cuervo, Leo Silcan, Bicho, Manu Ela, Lautaro González aka Shoao, Galo Vermelho, Tomás Batista, Relo, Damia, Silly Tang ft. La Sardina, Enanomalhecho, Villa Diamante 
and the debut as a composer of Lavender & The Good Times. 

The álbum will be available on all digital platforms on August 7th. It will be a pay-as-much-as-you-want in Bandcamp, and all donations will go to the artists involved.