Alex Lay-Far - Soulful Hardcore: Love Edition (Inc Raw Takes Remix)
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Release date: 23 April 2021
Label: Axe On Wax Records (https://soundcloud.com/axeonwax-records)
https://soundcloud.com/lay-far

Russian Producers Alexander Lay-Far Told Us He Missed Djing A Lot During Lockdown In Moscow And So He Tried To Channel The Energy That He Missed Form Clubs Into These Simple Yet Effective Sample-Based Tracks Which Are A Great Mixture Of Funky Breaks, Soulful Loops And Vocal Chops With Heavy Sub Bass And Bleeps, Created With A Big Sound-System In Mind!

The Man Even Made Special Half-Jocular Term For This Music - Soulful Hardcore - A Fusion Of Rough Banging Rhythms On The Edge Of Uk Hardcore, Electro, Breaks, House, Techno, Early Jungle With Prevailing Soulful Feel And Melodies. All The Songs On This Ep Are Dedicated To His Better Half Natalie And Love In General!

One Of The Songs Get A Remix By Another Russian Talent ''Raw Takes'' The Saint Petersburg Producer And Photographer Strips Back The Original And Makes It Into A Ravey Dance Floor Ready Cut!

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PREMIERE : Alex Lay-Far - Love You

Belgian duo Marching Machines returns to Wrong Era with Melancholie 0100.
With their own synth-driven sound, they draw four tracks of melancholic and psychedelic electronic disco journey, loaded with hypnotic dance floor energy that goes until the mind gets lost. 
 Two, yes two, remixes crafted by the mighty hand of Venice Arms, one of Curses alter egos, are topping up this release. He's fooling around and unleashing his jungle demons on the “’ardcore Remix” whilst for the other mix he wears his muddy boots, providing a bumbaclart chug-fest and space-ready pitched-down wobbler.
Yep, you’ve heard that right! We’re unloading your favourite dancefloor opium anthems. 
The Machines are marching in the direction of their visions of the future.

Melancholie 0100

Marching Machines -  Ornkey (Wrong Era)

Synthaholic - Do You Wanna Disco

Produced, Written, Vocals, Lyrics, Mixed and Mastered by Synthaholic. Artwork by Synthaholic.

Digital Album : Synthaholic - Do You Wanna Disco https://synthaholic.bandcamp.com/album/do-you-wanna-disco

released January 27, 2024

Synthaholic : https://synthaholic.bandcamp.com/

Synthaholic - Do You Wanna Disco

Four years ago, Francesco Strippoli debuted on Bordello A Parigi with Universal Oneness followed by the analogue rich Prison Planet EP. 

Once again, donning his Armonics alias, the Bari based producer returns with four tracks for "Future Echoes". The synthesizer warmth that has characterised past releases is immediately present. 

At the heart of “Floating High” is Strippoli’s keyboard work. Beats are crisp and understated as waves of melodic murmuration bob and weave to complement each other perfectly. A steady kick introduces the textured title work. Warbling notes give way to bolder chords, chords that are blurred by shimmering arpeggios as layers of harmony expand and unfold. Nostalgia meets the needle on the flip.

“Retrospectiva” blends subtle shades with brassy extravagance, the sun and romance of southern Italy radiating in tempered brilliance. 

The energy of “Music and Lights” closes. Throbbing keys are further fortified by swirling synth stabs, the intensity being ratchetted up to boiling point in this dancefloor delight. Quality through and through.

PREMIERE: Armonics - Floating On High [BORDELLO]

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Tony Moore D.J. - Tonight (Vocal Version)

Johnny Warman - Screaming Jets
Edit By Petko Turner

Warman was born in Bethnal Green, East London. He then moved to Hackney at the age of seven where he enjoyed a normal idyllic childhood, frequently climbing trees and scrumping over Victoria Park. Within Warman's home there was always music in some shape or form although nobody played an instrument, his mother sang and his father was a terrible singer no matter how much he tried. Warman enjoyed his school years very much and when he first heard The Beatles at the age of 11, he was walking home from school when he passed another school building and heard music. He was so transfixed by the sound so much he walked up to the Dansette record player to find an Ep cover for the song playing - "Love me do". He decided to join the school choir. He was picked to sing at the Royal Opera House in 1964, where he sang alongside Maria Callas and Tito Gobbi. Warman considered this a pivotal event in his choice of singing as a career.

Warman was (and remains) a keen fan of both The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. He had no hesitation in choosing between being a Mod or a Rocker once he had heard The Who. After Jimi Hendrix (considered a "Guitar Messiah" by Warman) had burst onto the British music scene in 1966 when Warman first heard "Hey Joe" he realised all he wanted to be was a Rock Star. Whilst in school Warman wrote a song called, "Cosmic Butterflies" and joined a band called "Sounds Like Six," with Kevin Molyneux on lead guitar. During the late 1960s Warman frequented many live music performances including Jimi Hendrix thrice and other groups including The Move, The Iveys and Pink Floyd whilst using the Melody Maker as his bible.

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It’s 6:66am when Chinaski elbows his way on to the floor. Leather jacket. Metal studs. Bare arms. Tattoos. With his hand freshly stamped this newcomer brazenly strides into the Bordello. His style? Try to pin it down. Beats parry and pound with the intensity of an EBM hammer. Yet, strolling through those meaty kick drums stride shimmering melodies that sport elements of new beat, italo and techno. The rakish grooves of “Surfin’ Dead” occupies the A-Side. Bold rhythms fly in the face of burbling bass and cascading chords as Chinaski takes control. A body pumping work out follows. “Unschuld Der Sinne” throws beat shaped fists from the needle drop as a brawl breaks out. Born in the smoke machines of Belgium, this bruiser balances its rough edged rhythms with beaming bars. There’s to be no relenting as the closer screams like a nitro-fuelled missle. “Ab In Die Ewigkeit” soars is a muscle-bound sky rocket set to keep any floor rumbling to the break of dawn.

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Chinaski - Unschuld Der Sinne

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Ed Wizard & Disco Double Dee - Orbit

Adrian Marth, based in Barcelona, comes through with his new debut EP Marthians World by Italo Moderni own imprint. His italo is infused in electro tracks that are bound with their vibrancy to make any listener dance, with a killer bassline and super spacial synths. There is something about these tracks that bring you back with nostalgia to the 80s but without losing a contemporary feel. Including remixes by the great Baldo, Antoni Maiovvi and Mufti.

Axodry - The Time Is Right

Italo Disco - Oficial