Damp is the sophomore EP by Endash. Exploring darker, earthier territory than its self-titled predecessor, Damp negotiates the line between natural and unnatural in an electronic environment. It is by far Endash's most cohesive project yet.

Damp (2015)

Releases

Acid Camp is excited to announce a new compilation album. The album celebrates the label’s 10 year anniversary with 35 artists—of which 25 are releasing with the label for the very first time.

As the largest release in the record label’s history, Acid Camp: 10 Year Anniversary Compilation dramatically expands upon Acid Camp All Stars Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 (both 2018) with more than triple the number of featured artists. Ten return to the label, including Eric Cloutier and Jeremiah Chiu, while Abby Echiverri, Bézier, Force Placement, and 32 more celebrate their first track with Acid Camp.

From Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Berlin to Tokyo, the artists represent the breadth of the underground and independent music scenes of the 2020s and underscore the collective strength of Acid Camp’s community since 2013. The release spans dancefloor-forward acid house and techno to ambient, downtempo, and funk selections. Lyrics are cut and collaged; synths are squelched; grooves are grooved.

100% of the album's profits will be donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF), founded over 30 years ago in 1991. PCRF is the leading nonprofit organization providing medical care and diverse humanitarian assistance to countless children in the Middle East.

Artwork by Matthias Dörfelt
Mastered by Matt Parent
Compiled by Aaron Davis, Ms. Ed, and Erin Platner
Words by Daniel Sharp

Released April 16, 2024

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Endash - Piteraq

November 25, 2024
Eugene, OR / Los Angeles, CA / Detroit, MI

Acid Camp is excited to announce an extended release by Detroit-based artist Endash, Prednisone, available digitally on Bandcamp today, November 25, 2024.

A limited edition of 25 signed records by DISC_ARCHIVE are available for preorder, estimated to deliver March 2025.

The 23-minute extended play is a score from the artist’s film of the same title recently shown at the Mike Kelley Homestead via the Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit (MOCAD) in the show Word of Mouth (June 28-October 6, 2024).

The score is a collection of four new works that distort, slow, and layer the Gaelic folk song Dúlamán and Scottish-based Ossian’s Rory Dall's Sister's Lament (1984). Dúlamán sings of the tradition of gathering seaweed for food, bathing, and fertilizer. Rory Dall’s Sister’s Lament was originally published in 1778 by Daniel Dow as a Scottish hymn.

The film (17 minutes 15 seconds) explores how bodies translate anxiety into physical infections. It considers “narrative medicine” as a tool for healing psychosomatic pain and places it in conversation with Western medicine, which has often suppressed people’s—often queer people’s—ability to identify the roots of their wounds. It combines footage of landscapes with rotating horizon lines, pictures of a stress rash that appeared on the artist’s body in 2023, and childhood ephemera.

Endash (Daniel Sharp, b. 1994, Grand Rapids, MI) is a Detroit-based artist, musician, writer, and interdisciplinary organizer. His music practice explores loss, memory, and science fiction. They have self-released three EPs, including Tether (2014), Damp (2014), and Cyclical Tendencies, or Round and Around (2017). His first album, Come Home (2019), was self-released digitally. Endash is the founder and co-organizer of Moods (2017-ongoing), a community of nightlife workers, techno fans, and artists that platforms music outside of techno with mixtapes and low-capacity events. Endash has deejayed and performed internationally at Basicilia Soundscape (Hudson, NY), Bossa Nova Civic Club (Brooklyn, NY), Beloved Radio (Chicago, IL), Disco Zwei (Manheim, Germany), Hunter Thompson Saloon (Saarbrücken, Germany), Public Records (Brooklyn, New York), Flyover (Minneapolis, MN), BEVERLY'S (New York, NY), GLU (New York, NY), The Lot Radio (Brooklyn, NY), and WCBN’s Crush Collision (Ann Arbor, MI).

Prednisone

Endash - Reroute

Endash - Repiseóg

Endash - Reclamation

Endash - Reprise

VWVWVW

I'm OK With You

Hesse

Lightly Used

Past End

Endash (Daniel Sharp, b. 1994, Grand Rapids, Michigan) is a Detroit-based artist, musician, writer, and interdisciplinary organizer. Their sonic work explores landscape, memory, science fiction, ambient, and techno.

They have released with Acid Camp (2024) and self-released three EPs (2014-2018) and one LP, Come Home (2019). They are the founder and co-organizer of @mooooods.

To book: dsharp13@gmail.com
Releases: https://endash.bandcamp.com
IG: http://instagram.com/dshrp
Website: https://danielsharp.cargo.site

Played and ran events at:

SutroFM (2024)
Jupiter Disco (2024)
ANYTHING BK (2024)
Beloved Radio, Chicago (2023)
Disco Zwei, Germany (2023)
Hunter Thompson Saloon, Germany (2023)
Imbolc, Detroit (2023-)
Public Records, New York (2022)
Flyover, Minneapolis (2022)
BEVERLY'S, New York (2021)
GLU, New York (2019-)
Basilica Soundscape, Hudson (2019)
The Lot Radio, New York (2018-)
Bossa Nova Civic Club, New York (2018-)
WCBN, Ann Arbor (2015)

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