House of Spirits is the church of sound over which Tom Noble presides, raising the congregation to ecstatic heights from his pulpit of passion.

Noble’s initial attempts at making music began like most collectors-cum-producers, lifting samples from worn records and repurposing the dusty beats into efficient edits. Instead of lumbering in these limitations, Noble opted for a greater challenge by inviting musicians to transform his sketches into a widely – and wildly – dynamic live performance. The resulting studio celebration led to the euphoric Holding On / Keep Holding On 12” for Beats In Space Records.

“Holding On” glides on such a joyous, eventful groove that it’s impossible to confine the track to a specific time or place. Strings, seemingly lifted from a 70s Salsoul twelve, soar alongside a gospel choir preaching positivity for souls both lost and found. Buoyed by a bass lick fat with funk’s sin and guitars glittering in solid gold, “Holding On” embraces disco house authentically and timelessly.

On the flip, Aaron Coyes of Peaking Lights tucks the heavenly wonder of the original under a dub-worn blanket for an out-of-body dream beam. The power of Noble’s composition retains full form against the free-flowing disembodiment of the performers, melting into one amorphous, hustling and bustling entity held together at the whim of Coyes at the controls.

Each 12″ from Beats in Space Records features original artwork in considerate and serial form. Tom Noble adorns Holding On with the fluorescent sigil of a late night romance. The 12″ packaging constructed by Will Work For Good features a removable vinyl BIS logo cling.

House of Spirits’ Holding On / Keep Holding On (Peaking Lights Dub) 12” will be released on May 20, 2014 on Beats In Space as a limited edition 12” and digitally.

Buy the 12"

House Of Spirits "Holding On" BIS013

via Pitchfork...

When Birmingham, England-based producer Mark E burst onto the scene, he did it slowly. Taking cues from the likes of Theo Parrish and Moodymann, Mark E's early edits (be they of Womack & Womack, Diana Ross or Miss Jackson) were woozy in all the right ways, just clocking in over 100 BPMs, a rarity for most house tracks.
But he's picked up velocity ever since, his full-lengths Stone Breaker and Product of Industry now going the speed limit. For his first single on L.A. label ESP Institute, Mark E takes his foot off the gas a bit with "Laurentian Abyss", which namechecks the underwater valley off the coast of Canada (or else makes a Transformers reference). It's hard to tell what's beefier on "Laurentian Abyss": the synth stabs or the flanged kick. Both bounce and pack a wallop. But as the track chugs along, a train-like clacking appears underneath and between the hand percussion and chopped-up keys, a bit more space opens up. Not quite an abyss, but it floats.

—Andy Beta

http://pitchfork.com/reviews/tracks/17417-mark-e-laurentian-abyss/

[ESP025] MARK E - Laurentian Abyss

A tender journey through nurture and strength, where each moment carries fragility and power. Layers of light and shadow intertwine, forming a protective, vast and infinitely sustaining presence. In its embrace, growth and reflection find their home.

Radiant Soil

DC Promo Tracks #16 is from the forth coming sampler 12" on my favorite new label @ken-oath-records. 

Pre-Order: 
http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/80175-ken001-ken001-va

Pre-Order

DC Promo Tracks #16: Low Flung "Floaty Time"

Using a previous remix of Vangelis Katsoulis as the framework, 'Tripping Beauty' adds robust percussion and aqueous bleeps and bloops to a twinkling, cosmic undercurrent. 

Taken from @Telephones' debut album on Gerd Janson's @runningback.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2016/10/05/premiere-telephones-tripping-beauty/
Listen on Youtube: bit.ly/telephones-tripping-beauty

Telephones - Vibe Telemetry LP

Listen on Youtube

Telephones - Tripping Beauty (STW Premiere)

Tokyo Disko

Tokyo Disko Part 1

Fresh one off the Donor Goes To Hawaii 12"

Video by Wojtek Skrzypczyński here: https://youtu.be/whly1lSxKws

Pick your poison - 

Vinyl:
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/richu-m-donor-goes-to-hawaii/661671-01/
https://www.pbvinyl.com/products/richu-m-donor-goes-to-hawaii-ep
https://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/88971-ya011-richu-m-donor-goes-to-hawaii-ep
https://www.amoeba.com/donor-goes-to-hawaii-12-richu-m/albums/3976819/
https://www.deejay.de/Richu_M_Donor_Goes_To_Hawaii_YA011_Vinyl__282831

Digi:
https://www.beatport.com/release/donor-goes-to-hawaii/2096744
https://itunes.apple.com/tt/album/donor-goes-to-hawaii/id1273815803

Richu M - Aquarian Mummies

Insane! Killin’ it!
What’s that?
This GROOVE, man! I’m losing my mind!


The Hague record label https://soundcloud.com/times-are-ruff teams up with the Italian https://soundcloud.com/il-garage crew to bring ‘Croccante’, a guaranteed club hit for your summer dancefloor.

Release date - 30/03/18

Text by http://soundcloud.com/kikitoao

PREMIERE - Il Garage - Croccante (Times Are Ruff)

DC Promo Tracks #256: "Don't You Feel It Like We Used To" by @adonidia is part of the new release "Dance Ideas 4" on Beats Of No Nation @beatsofnonationradio

Buy Now: https://beatsofnonation.bandcamp.com/album/dance-ideas-4

BONN's stellar series "Dances Ideas" returns for its fourth installment featuring Wayward, SEVADER, Adonidia and Metropolitan Soul Museum.

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Dance Ideas 4

DC Promo Tracks #256: Adonidia "Don't You Feel It Like We Used To"

Kane remix for Phil Mison's Cantoma project

Cantoma - Kasoto (Dennis Kane Remix)

LENG SHOP - https://lengrecords.bandcamp.com/album/lunares-ep

If you’ve visited Ibiza in the last few years, there’s a fair chance you’ll have encountered DJ Pippi and Willie Graff. The experienced duo has been DJing together on the White Isle for years, finding time between sundown sets to make music together in Italian veteran Pippi’s home studio.

The pair’s first collaborative EP dropped on Drumpoet Community way back in 2007, with the belated follow-up appearing a decade later on Compost Disco. Here they make their bow on Leng with the “Lunares EP”, a typically warm and woozy collection of cuts named after the Spanish word for “polka dots” (a fashionable item in Spain and the Balearic islands throughout the 1980s).

They begin with the slow-burn sunrise bliss of “Lunares”, a shuffling and glassy-eyed affair in which evocative, emotion-rich strings, heady vocal samples, echoing sitars and lilting guitars slowly rise above a thickset backing track rich in dubby bass, swelling pads, starry electronics and snappy drums. Capable of tugging at the heartstrings, it’s a sublime slab of mood-enhancing bliss perfect for both weary dancing and sofa-bound relaxation.

“Island Visitors” is, if anything, even more spaced-out and intoxicating. Employing extra-slow beats and a prominent jazzy bass guitar part, the pair invites us to get locked in to a chuggy rhythm. Throw in druggy synth lines, tactile electric piano stabs and some suitably cosmic effects and you have a hallucinatory treat that would no doubt have gained the approval of the late, great Andrew Weatherall.

The EP’s final musical moment “Saxolicious” lives up to the premise of the title, with Pippi and Willie wrapping snaking, effects-laden saxophone solos around a languid, slow motion groove bristling with hazy intent. Expect chiming electric piano chords, dreamy pads, rolling grooves and another fine bassline that will worm its way into your subconscious, spark up a spliff and stay there for days.

Lunares EP

LENG SHOP

DJ Pippi & Willie Graff - Saxolicious

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