With Diamonds In The Sky #12

6 Years Of Serenity Records - A Digital Compilation For World Mental Health Day 2025

Travelling To The Sun

DC Promo Tracks #1751: "Magisa" by Hiroyuki Kato is part of the release "Life" on Flexi Cuts @flexicuts_wax  

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DC Promo Tracks: Hiroyuki Kato "Magisa"

Dudu - Ibiza

@ken-oath-records make an ambient departure from their past releases with the warm synth work of Sydney duo Angophora.

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Angophora - Uncarved (STW Premiere)

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Four electrifying edits from London & Paris based @mytronofofo on the unstoppable Razor N Tape. ‘Beach Buggy’ goes full throttle from the get go with a conga fuelled, disco jam before the clock strikes twelve and ‘Midnight Drive’ offers up a low slung, late-night boogie cruise.

On the flip side dreamy chords, soulful sweet nothings and synthesizer swells are the order of the day for ‘Eli’s Coming’, leaving ‘Capricorn’ to close out the e.p. with a bass heavy, intergalactic chugger.

Mytron & Ofofo Edits

Mytron & Ofofo - Capricorn

The summer was beautiful and long, the orange sky radiated across the desert and the sand rolled deep into the distance upon the dunes. Travelling in the buggy they bounced about amidst the mist as the heat poured with a prominent force from the other worldy sky up above. It was as if they had touched down on Mars and were the first to explore the unchartered territory of a planet far away. Lost in the middle of nowhere they raced on with a vigorous speed...

Gustaaf is set to release a sun kissed EP on the newly launched Prongof108 label based in Berlin. Mysterious and intriguing this is a record packed with tropical enthusiasm and dancefloor delight.

Altyma Themes

PREMIERE: Gustaaf - Vacashmere [Prongof108]

Recorded in Milan - 20.12.2018

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Alzaya Radio w/ Leo Mas & Volantis - Radio Raheem - 20.12.2018

When the world slipped into madness last month, the ESP Institute put most releases on the back-burner to await brighter days, but then we thought again; why not approach these odd circumstances the way we do most realities, positively and head-on? We’re committed to a community that builds new worlds — this is fundamental to our creative and spiritual relationship with Osaka-born, cosmos-straggling artist, Ground — and while temporarily we can’t physically congregate to uplift each other, its our responsibility as an institution to maintain a platform for prolific creative pioneers, our cherished cartographers of cognitive escape. 'Wakusei' is wonderfully confusing and disorienting music, a follow-up EP to 2018’s critically acclaimed album 'Sunizm', not created specifically for life under lockdown, but nonetheless aptly suited to help release angst, guide meditation, and assist in making this moment in history more interesting if not transcendental. Whereas 'Sunizm' relied on field recordings gathered from rainforests, percussions learned from imaginary ancient civilizations, and the somehow organic freneticism of a mission control meltdown, the aesthetic of 'Wakusei' reduces this abstract instrumentation one step further to a more base-level array of gurgling synth scraps, accelerating engine friction and static-bound phonetic mistakes, all scrubbed into dust by a Brillo pad of white noise. The cliché of “great art is born out of hard times” is not lost upon us — of course the world will look back to this turmoil and its residual contributions to culture — but we see today's art as an immediate coping mechanism, and artists like Ground helping to unlock and navigate internal utopias. We’re already indoors, let’s delve inside. 
2020年4月24日

[ESP037] GROUND - B1 - Hayabusa -

When the world slipped into madness last month, the ESP Institute put most releases on the back-burner to await brighter days, but then we thought again; why not approach these odd circumstances the way we do most realities, positively and head-on? We’re committed to a community that builds new worlds — this is fundamental to our creative and spiritual relationship with Osaka-born, cosmos-straggling artist, Ground — and while temporarily we can’t physically congregate to uplift each other, its our responsibility as an institution to maintain a platform for prolific creative pioneers, our cherished cartographers of cognitive escape. 'Wakusei' is wonderfully confusing and disorienting music, a follow-up EP to 2018’s critically acclaimed album 'Sunizm', not created specifically for life under lockdown, but nonetheless aptly suited to help release angst, guide meditation, and assist in making this moment in history more interesting if not transcendental. Whereas 'Sunizm' relied on field recordings gathered from rainforests, percussions learned from imaginary ancient civilizations, and the somehow organic freneticism of a mission control meltdown, the aesthetic of 'Wakusei' reduces this abstract instrumentation one step further to a more base-level array of gurgling synth scraps, accelerating engine friction and static-bound phonetic mistakes, all scrubbed into dust by a Brillo pad of white noise. The cliché of “great art is born out of hard times” is not lost upon us — of course the world will look back to this turmoil and its residual contributions to culture — but we see today's art as an immediate coping mechanism, and artists like Ground helping to unlock and navigate internal utopias. We’re already indoors, let’s delve inside.

[ESP037] GROUND - B1 - Hayabusa - SNIPPET

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