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Arriving some five years after the original 12" created a dance-floor paradigm shift, Roy Of The Ravers returns to Emotinium with an EP of updated retakes, complete with the previously unheard original demo mix in all its twenty minute glory. Emotinium first appeared on the '2 Late 4 Love' cassette in 2015, and caused a storm as part of a 4 track EP with the same name a year later. The track was played as a festival opener by the likes of Bicep and in Sameheads' Berlin basement parties - becoming a must-have that continues as today's second-hand prices testify. 

A sense that the dreamy electro meets 303 melodics of the original could be brought up to (breaks) speed held in Roy's mind since creation, so Rave '22 is presented for hearts, minds and feet as we step(pers) out into an updated world. Cut, looped, and reformed, a braindance for millenniums. 

This is accompanied by an Ambient Dub for the afters. Highlighting the TB-303's finest again, Roy's garden of dreams flies high, as artificial intelligence finally becomes reality. To close, the long-form Demo awaits. One for completists maybe but in letting the full 20 minutes play you can be drawn in or let go and drift as Tadao Kikumoto's masterwork is presented with respect. Arigato!

A1. Roy Of The Ravers - Emotinium (Rave '22)

Melbourne based producer GREETINGS heads up Boots & Legs – an Italo focused label whose aesthetics float somewhere between yesterday and tomorrow – releasing records from Furor Exótica, Kayroy and more, and now he readies his Running Out Of Steam debut with four house and electro-fused dreamscapes.

Staying true to the label aesthetic of blending killer club grooves with introspective atmospherics, ‘ALONE’ is a cut of trance-licked house, M1 chords providing a disco-ball euphoria across the minimal, yet vibrant, soundscape. ‘Desires’ sees GREETINGS blend his admiration for Italo into a heavenly, 80s pop-ballroom experience designed for when the lights go on.

The B-side brings out the producer's electro influence; ‘That Was A Weird Summer’ is as Italo as it is otherworldly – a sound similar to what might be heard if aliens discovered disco – before ‘Don’t Die Wondering’ closes the curtain with a cut of stirring and transcendental analog-electro that's as rough as it is smooth. 

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Don't Die Wondering

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Stories would be told about him one day, that was for certain. As the sun began to set he looked out over his small village and considered his options, might he run away or stay and fight. The light was fading slowly and it felt symbolic of the way in which his own time was running out.

Never had he imagined he might be forced out like this, yet his truth was all that mattered now and the stories that he’d leave behind would go down to be those of mischief and meander. Perhaps it was always supposed to be this way, a Lahla boy running wild and free with no place to go.

Supreems is set to release a new album on the newly launched Sweet Sun. It features a number of emotive electronic cuts channeling elements of broken beat, breaks, UK bass and beyond. This track features vocals from Off the Meds affiliated vocalist Kamohelo.

PREMIERE: Supreems Ft. Kamohelo - Lahla Boy [Sweet Sun]

Knocking On Heaven's Door - Bob Dylan (Lahm Remix)

Broken SD140 Part II

Dramatic Exit

Fred - Hollywood Rollin

John Selway / Seltav - Shimmerdown b/w SPQR 12"
FT045 - Future Times 

A. John Selway - Shimmerdown
B. Seltav - SPQR

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Future Times is feeling super blessed to announce a reissue 12" featuring two hard-to-find cuts by John Selway and his Seltav project with Andrea Taverna. A Side "Shimmerdown" has been a rare grip for a long time on the original CSM wax, due to its status as one of the finest Rhodes-soaked, late-into-the-function cuts ever made. "SPQR", on the flip, is a massive house tune. Heavyweight action on both sides for the Deejays. Both tunes remastered by Dietrich Schoenemann at Complete. Yes!

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John Selway - Shimmerdown - 12" - FT045

A Cure For Melancholy

Following an excursion into the more obscure depths of electronics with the 'Elsewhere MMDLXXVI' compilation, @kalaharioystercult return to the club with a new 12" from American producer @urulu. The label has been on a great run of form with releases from the likes of Rhythm Of Paradise and Roza Terenzi, and 'Foreign Depths' continues this with three strong tracks and a remix from Ex-Terrestrial.

Our pick is 'Transworld' which kicks off at full speed with splintered beats before giving way to gorgeous, arcing synth lines. Hardcore through the kaleidoscope.

Foreign Depths

PREMIERE: Urulu - Transworld [Kalahari Oyster Cult]

BEA - Mr. Mailman (Regfant Edit)

Route 8’s debut LP on Lobster Theremin is a soundtrack for long, highway drives. Hear the breezy acid house trip ‘This Far’ now

More info: https://djmag.com/music/premiere-route-8-far

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