Maricopa – Pastel Love – Part Two

Rise/Goldline/Savannas/Balcony Life

All tracks written & produced by Michael Dillon

Back To the Balearics 2014

Maricopa returns to Back To The Balearics to complete his stunning opus, Pastel Love. And he continues where he left off building deeply textured songs packed full of simple melodies that really shine. His music opts for subtle feelings and passing vibes over the more obvious structures of ‘dance music’. The release of Part One led to a number of comparisons with the early work of Aphex Twin as well as more contemporary producers such as Four Tet. Such comparisons don’t come lightly, but Pastel Love demonstrates that a rare musical talent has arrived. The release again has beautiful printed covers and looks as good as it sounds. Viva Maricopa! 

Maricopa - Pastel Love - Part Two - Preview Clips

Soul Clap: "James Curd does it again!"
Munk: "Is JS the Frank Zappa of house? I hear them all: B52s, James Chance, Boney M, Todd Terje, Masters At Work. Great Full Pop."

In the last 2 and a half years James Curd has become a regular contributor to the label Exploited. He has released outstanding original material as well as collaborations with Morgan Phalen (their project is called Favored Nations and Morgan also wrote and sang on two singles for the Justice album 'Audio, Video, Disco'), Luke Million (from The Swiss), JDub (from Chicago) and Fred Everything (their project is called Jimmy & Fred which already had a massive dance chart topper with Diynamic act Karmon on the remix for "I See Lights" and one from Locked Groove of Life&Death, Hotflush, and Permanent Vacation fame). Now he is back on Exploited with 5 (thats already a mini-album) new tracks featuring incredible talent such as the sax player Jonty Hall or rapper Jdub. James Curd in his own words about the 5 songs:

1. James Curd - Forever My Friend
"After spending a couple months scoring a feature film I wanted to blow off some steam and make something I would like to play in a club. I love throwing curve balls into songs and try to imagine what a crowded club will do when a 16 bar rhodes solo comes out of nowhere. It's my version of a build up and drop with out the soft synths."

2. James Curd - Jack Be Nimble
"I made this song during a late night studio session right after a night out. It's a homage to my hometown classic Chicago house tracks of JACK. It's an inebriated lyrical session that captures how much fun I was having in the studio that night."

3. James Curd - Tornado In The Basement feat. JDub
"This was written in my old Chicago basement studio with JDub. All the kids in my neighbourhood were around the same age and growing up together. They all graduated from riding bikes and playing in the fire hydrant to an all out EGG war. Every house on my street was getting hit with eggs! Tornado In The Basement is a product of trying to record vocals inbetween the loud bangs of eggs hitting the front windows of my building."

4. James Curd - Everybody Knows feat. Jonty Hall
"This song is a culmanation of a few ideas that where not working as individual songs but came together great as a mosaic piece of music. I chopped up all my favorite parts from a few songs and combined them to create "Everybody Knows". A great horn player from Australias capital city Canberra was in town visiting and he dropped by and did a few takes for me to finish off the song."

5. James Curd - Caught Again feat. JDub
"This is inspired by old French funk songs from the 70's. I wanted a mix of funk with light and dark elements. The bass is funk, the guitar and synths are light and JDub's vocals are dark and a bit intimidating." 

Jack Be Nimble

Forever Your Friend

James Curd - Jack Be Nimble (Preview) | Exploited

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Here's an excellent new track taken from Soul Clap's forthcoming compilation on Bastard Jazz Records. We hooked up with the Boston duo recently and they dropped this killer track on us for an exclusive full premiere. Scroll down and hit the play button to hear this absolute gem.

Tanner Ross always delivers top quality music, whether it be hip-hop based instrumentals or groovy house cuts, he's one of those guys who's able to turn his hand to anything and do it well. So this killer slice of warped funk was no surprise to us, and we're sure you're going to love it just as much as we do.

Soul Clap's comp has been on repeat in our office for a good few weeks now, we can't get enough of the funk, off-kiler house and generally upbeat party vibe of the whole thing. As anyone who knows about Soul Clap will attest, these guys know how to rock a party for hours on end, with no stopping, and straight on to the after-party. That vibe really comes through on their Tempo Dreams compilation, which is out now.

Click this link here to pick it up, we guarantee you will not be disappointed!

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Full Premiere: Tanner Ross & Jules Born - No 1 Else But You

🌙 VERSE 1

I still hear you in the quiet
Little echoes in the room
Like the laughter you’d leave hanging
That would always pull me through

Every sunrise feels a little
Out of rhythm, out of place
I keep searching in the shadows
For a glimpse of your face

✨ PRE-CHORUS

And I’m walking through the nights we used to burn
Trying not to fall apart with every turn
Even when the sky is bright, I still learn
How to breathe without you here…

🌅 CHORUS 

Where the light went, I don’t know
But I still feel you in my soul
In the silence, in the glow
You’re the warmth I can’t let go
And I dance to stay alive
To keep your memory in the vibe
Where the light went, I don’t know
But I feel you… in the undertow

🌧️ VERSE 2

Some days I pretend you’re with me
Walking right beside my steps
Every song you used to love still
Holds your heartbeat in the treble cleft

I’ve been talking to the ceiling
Like it somehow answers back
Even time can’t fill the spaces
Where I still feel what I lack

✨ PRE-CHORUS

And I’m learning all the things you used to say
How to carry light in every shade of grey
Even though you drifted somewhere far away
You’re still part of me each day…

🌅 CHORUS 

Where the light went, I don’t know
But I still feel you in my soul
In the silence, in the glow
You’re the warmth I can’t let go
And I dance to stay alive
To keep your memory in the vibe
Where the light went, I don’t know
But I feel you… in the undertow

🌌 BRIDGE 

I close my eyes and you’re not gone
You’re the pulse inside the song
Every beat pulls me along
To a world where you still belong

🌅 FINAL CHORUS / OUTRO

Where the light went, I don’t know
But I still feel you in my soul…
In the dark or in the glow
You’re the piece I can’t let go…

Where the Light Went

ATB - Marrakech

Runnin'

Baby You Don't Know

!!! These are stripped-down 160mp3 snippets of the original tracks!!!

Artist: Christian Prommer
Title: Tin Man Remixes 
Cat No: CPT 491
Format: 12" / digital
Release: 10/03/2017

 TRACKLISTING:
Side A:
A1 "Tin Man" feat. Adriano Prestel (RJ Remix) (4:52)
A2 "Tin Man" feat. Adriano Prestel (Rainer Trueby & Corrado Bucci Truccy Remix) (7:23)
Side B:
B1 "Tin Man" feat. Adriano Prestel (Richard Dorfmeister & Stefan Obermaier Extended Remix) (6:32) 
B2 "Aturo" (Max Joseph Remix) (6:04)

Digital Bonus:
"Tin Man" feat. Adriano Prestel (Richard Dorfmeister & Stefan Obermaier Vocal Remix) (5:05) 
"Tin Man" feat. Adriano Prestel (Richard Dorfmeister & Stefan Obermaier Instrumental Mix) (5:05)
"Aturo" (Chris Wood & Meat Make Up Your Mind Remix (7:32) "Beautiful" (Skyboy Remix) (8:47)

Tin Man Remixes incl. Richard Dorfmeister, RJ, Rainer Trueby Truccy Remixes

Tin Man feat. Adriano Prestel (RJ Remix)

Christian Prommer - Tin Man feat. Adriano Prestel (RJ Remix)

Ambala's new single 'Slow River' feat. Jonas Krag, is releasing the 7th of december 2018 on Music For Dreams. 

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Ambala - Slow River (feat. Jonas Krag)

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Exploited Rec promises to strip the wallpaper from the walls of your home stereo.
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This is serious dance music at it's most cutting edge with all the juice to really get you going. It's totally contemporary, innovative and has a chunky dirty feel. "Exploited" take you on an invigorating roller coaster ride back to your youth when you first listened to dance music with all the thrills and spills you so enjoyed about clubbing. It's heavy, exciting and special.
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