Various Artists - Connections
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Connections

Aurora

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YokoO - Aurora

Maher Daniel & Matthew Dekay -  Tauben - (ARAS 04) 2013

What Feels Good To Me

Retza - What Feels Good To Me

Exactly two years after his first Sirion Release we proudly present MASTRA’s second 12“ titled
„Out of Nowhere“. This time around in collaboration with his buddy JON DONSON, who also
released his first EP on Sirion in Spring 2010.
The mood and structure of this latest coup entirely reflects the familiar yet different of the
Bernese natives MASTRA &amp; JON DONSON. For the first time in form of an exciting fusion of
individuals signed by both distinct handwritings.
„Out of Nowhere“ is a deep and, owing to a impulsive bass drum, repetitive Deep House
Track. This impression is given through a state of mind clearly offside of a classic course.
Nevertheless its bits and pieces remain stuck and arent easily banished.
PABLO BOLIVAR is known for his large spectrum of high quality compositions. Upholding that
standard he delights with yet another impressive interpretation. The subtly chosen synth
revive the base of the original track - an impulsive remix of vast variety.
The duo added another firecracker to this vinyl release with „Out of Pulpo“ and its distinctive
percussion and pressing sub bass. Perfectly suitable for the later advanced hours on the
dance floor and equally multifaceted as „Out of Nowhere“.
An original track apiece are the digital bonus. Let yourselves be surprised...

Mastra, Jon Donson - Out Of Nowhere - Original Mix

Dortmund Hi

Ante Perry & Nathan Fix - Dortmund Hi (Sue Avenue Remix)

EMS004

CityBeat, Cincinatti, OH— by Jacob Richardson
“This might not entirely possible, but O*VAD*YA's main inspiration could be the kaleidoscope. The band is very similar to the toy; each new twist reveals a vibrant blossom of unexpected potency. Classic Rock rubs elbows with Celtic harmonies. Jazz welcomes back Medieval lyres. Arabic flutes duel with electric guitars. A World music education in one night. Dig it: WorldBeat Cranberries, Rusted Root, Smoking Hookahs...”
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“Ovadya Hard to Define, but Easy to Rock”
J. T. Morand | Chicago Tribune’s Pioneer Press

They call themselves psychedelic world music with heavy Middle East influences. That much is evident.
But the members of Ovadya also say listeners might hear traces of System of a Down, Earth, Wind and Fire ... Alice in Chains. Heart also comes to mind, with the duel female vocals, and heavier Pink Floyd. None of it was influenced by anybody though.
Influenced "means a person tries to consciously emulate a sound," said guitarist and vocalist M Hurley, adding the only thing she ever tried to specifically emulate was popular sitar player Ravi Shankar. "There is so much good stuff out there that I love, but that doesn't mean we sound like it at all."
Hurley said the content of [many of] Ovadya's songs are based on the Psalms or liturgy and inspired by a spiritual worldview. "I took a song that was probably a thousand years old, no copyright, and re-rendered it," she said. "And some [of our] songs are just about stuff of life."

Black Fire

Horeni

Ovadya - Horeni

Release Title:  Atish + Friends Remixed
Artist: Atish
Label: Nacht Manjumasi Music
Catalogue No.: MAMA015
Release-Date: 22.10.2019

Release number fifteen on San Francisco’s Manjumasi revisits the Atish + Friends EP, with a diverse collection of remixes from a serious roster of producers. Leading the charge is Berlin’s Andre Lodemann, who delivers an interpretation of Atish and Mark Slee’s “Chameleon” in his classic style, combining intricate percussion and steadily building interwoven synth lines. With its deep pulsing bass texture, the result is a complex and heady track with a crescendo of energy. Next up is Nick Warren and Nicolas Rada, a powerhouse production duo whose version of “Chameleon” is a deep and chuggy journey through the track’s landscapes, slightly slowed down to really let the textures shine. The third remix on the package sees Brooklyn-based Brian Cid return to the label with a deep and driving interpretation of Atish and Tim Engelhardt’s “Bullfrog,” employing a hypnotic hang-drum riff to work in unison with the original’s stabby synth lines. Closing out the package are two versions of Atish and Bengal’s “Tortoise.” DoubtingThomas strips the lush track down to its bare elements, letting each element shine in a more minimal version well-suited for the quirky late-night dancefloors or the afterhours. Finally, label A&R rep Naveen G kicks up the energy and turns in a stormer, with hints of progressive energy, an insistent bassline and trippy psychedelic arpeggios. 


✘ ATISH (NY / SF // UNITED STATES)

https://soundcloud.com/atish 
https://www.facebook.com/atishmusic 


✘ BENGAL (SF // UNITED STATES)

https://soundcloud.com/bengalsf 
https://www.facebook.com/bengalsf 


✘ DOUBTINGTHOMAS (BERLIN // GERMANY)

https://soundcloud.com/doubtingthomas https://www.facebook.com/ARdoubtingthomas 


✘ MANJUMASI MUSIC (SF // UNITED STATES)

https://soundcloud.com/manjumasi
https://www.facebook.com/manjumasi

Atish + Friends Remixed

PREMIERE: Atish + Bengal - Tortoise (DoubtingThomas Remix) [Manjumasi Music]

'Flying Circus Recordings was launched by Audiofly’s Anthony Middleton and Luca Saporito in 2016, and has steadily built up a consistent stream of releases...'

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Various Artists Cross Borders Vol. 1

Premiere: Roy Rosenfeld - What Makes You Smile [Flying Circus]

Old Souls

Bäcksvart & Simon Kiisk - Blood Moon (Mathias Hinds Remix)

Number eighteen on San Francisco’s Manjumasi showcases a pair of deep, groovy productions from the Miami-based Postrel brothers, m.O.N.R.O.E. + Adisyn. The title track “Acid Mating Call” is a deep, seductive tune with an absolutely hypnotic melody. Despite the soft and gentle tone, this one is irresistible on the dance floor. Next up is “Terminal Bliss,” which showcases the darker side of this duo’s sound, with a more melancholic groove punctuated by deep chords, with a mystical melody that floats off in the distance, alluring but just out of focus.

The first remix comes from UK veteran producer Martin Iveson aka Atjazz. His “Galaxy Aart Remix” of Terminal Bliss is an incredibly lush and ethereal take on the original. Galaxy describes the tone of this remix well, with a super spaced-out vibe and a wide soundfield that washes over the listener. Luscious percussion fills out the mix, with a simple but beautiful vocal hook anchoring the humanity of this mix.

Rounding out the package is a remix of Acid Mating Call from Ultrastation, the new techno collaboration between Cosmic Force and Nuno Dos Santos. Their remix puts the Acid in this Mating Call, a late-night techno stomper with swirling dubbed-out reverbs and delays layered over staccato synth stabs, and a trippy synth breakdown that breaks into pieces just before returning to a potent, powerful groove.

Follow: @m-o-n-r-o-e @adisynmusic @atjazz @ultrastation
Like: www.facebook.com/manjumasi
Cover art by Nathan Kanner: www.instagram.com/nkanny/

Acid Mating Call EP

m.O.N.R.O.E. + Adisyn - Acid Mating Call

Matthew Dekay - 1234
Various Artists - Basics EP
SATYA001

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Basics

1234

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Matthew Dekay - 1234

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