Fabu - The Ghetto

DAMH - Take2

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Support from a variety of cool cats: DJ Yoda, Cats N Dogz, Zev / Wolf & Lamb, Tiga, Erol Alkan, Gerd Janson, Audiojack, Laurent Garnier, Pedro Winter, Tensnake, Arthur Baker, Riva Starr, DJ T, SIS, Jaymo, Karotte, Tomas Barfod, Flashmob, Jaques Renault, Dubfire, Bodhi, Hackman, Prince Language, Noir, Dirt Crew, Doctor Dru, Fred Everything, Round Table Knights, Peter Kruder, Roberto Rodriguez, Moodymanc, Pete Herbert, Purple Disco Machine, Satin Jackets. 

Limited Vinyl directly sold out within days in the Pre-order. We didnt do any promo for this so now here is your chance to grab these nice edits. 

Six months after their last installment, Shir Khan and Exploited drop another hot to trot collection of disco edits. As usual, there's much to excite, beginning with the familiar guitar solos, Rhodes keys and dub disco pulse of Antilope's "Singing Ghost" rework. Death On The Balcony keep up the reverb and delay-laden dub disco theme on "Addict For Your Love", whose rubbery groove, twinkling pianos and heady vocals have been expertly rearranged to fit house dancefloors. Finally, Matpat go loop crazy on the thumping disco house cut "Only You" which sits somewhere between Rahaan and Soundstream. Excellent stuff all round. 

Label: Exploited 
Artist: Various Artists (Incl. Death On The Balcony, Matpat & Antilope) 
Release: Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 10 
LC: 15799 

Releasedate Vinyl: 19.01.15 
Releasedate Beatport: 16.02.15 (Only B1 and B2) 
Releasedate I-Tunes, ect: 02.03.15 (Only B1 and B2) 

Early Feedback: 

DJ Yoda: Dope. 
Tiga: Nice! 
Zev / Wolf & Lamb: More dope edits. 
Catz N Dogz: Yes! This one is for me! 
Gerd Janson: Sag mal. Kann ich die neue Exploited Platte mit den Edits als WAV haben, bitte? 
Audiojack: ’Only You’ is nice. 
Erol Alkan: Thx. 
Laurent Garnier: 3 great dancefloor cuts. 
Pedro Winter: Yummy! 
Noir: GREAT! 
Tensnake: This is killer! 
Tomas Barfod: Great selection. 
Dirt Crew: Cool Tracks! 
Jaymo/BBC Radio1: Dope. 
Round Table Knights: Geil! 
Ray Okpara: ’Only You’ is my fav! 
Bodhi: Only You. My jam! 
Fred Everything: I like ’Singing Ghost’. Interesting track for sure. 
Kiki: ’Addict For Your Love’ is cool! 
Mark Farina: Excellent series! 
Digitalism: (Y) 
Peter Kruder: ’Singing Ghost’ is hot. 
Hackman: So good! 
Waifs & Strays: Love these edits! 
Bag Raiders: Nice package. 
Pete Herbert: Spot on! 
Justin Miller: Sold edits. Thank you! 
Prince Language: Killer. Thanks. 
Sonny Fodera: ’Only You’ is tight! 
Doctor Dru: Nice! Like them! 
Purple Disco Machine: Massive EP! 
Alex Barck: Tip Top! 
Gary Martin: ’Singing Ghost’ and ’Addict For Your Love’ are definitely nice tracks to have in the music collection for the right moment to play. 
Roberto Rodriguez: Digging the ’Singing Ghost’ edit! 
Jaques Renault: Cooool. Will test em out. 
The C90ies: ’Singing Ghost’ is a wonder rework! And ’Addict For Your Love’ is great too! 
Sinden: Love this series: My dawg Matpat track is sick! 
Will Clarke: All amazing. Funkkyyyy. 
Kevin McKay: Loving Addict! 
Yolanda Be Cool: Georgie Porgie:) 
Mickey: What a great release. Big up! 
Kyodai: Love it! 
Human Life: Yes. These are all getting dropped at my gig tonight:) 
Forrest: ’Only You’ will do the trick. Quality. 
P.Toile: Lovin it..! 
Nils Nuernberg: ’Addict For You Love’ is great. 
Wehbba: Wow. Amazing edit from The Ghost Song. Love it!! 
Flashmob. Will try. 
Khan: Lovely. 
Satin Jackets: Great! 
Animal Trainer: An outstanding EP. Top fav is ’Addict For Your Love’. Printemps Hit. 
Smash TV: Yeah! 
Djuma Soundsystem: Great re-rub! Thanks!

Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 10

Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 10 (Preview) | Exploited

Boston DJs Charlie Levine and Eli Goldstein go by the name of Soul Clap and are pretty much household names in the dance music cosmos. Their funk-fuelled music has an infectious vibe that travels with them everywhere they go, and if you've ever had the delight of dancing at one of their parties, it'll only take you about four bars to be hooked on their effervescence. The pair's next release comes via Brooklyn’s Bastard Jazz Recordings in the form of So Sedated feat. Dayonne Rollins, a sampler taken from the forthcoming Tempo Dreams Volume 3 compilation on the label. It's low slung goodness and its here for your ears only. 
https://soundcloud.com/soulclap

Soul Clap/Sphynx - So Sedated / Azul is out February 23rd via Bastard Jazz.

Pre-order Tempo Dreams Volume 3 ​here: https://bastardjazz.bandcamp.com/album/soul-clap-presents-tempo-dreams-vol-3

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Premiere: Soul Clap ft. Dayonne Rollins - So Sedated

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Monkey Safari - Cranes feat. Greg Paulus (Wolf + Lamb's True Love Remix)

Zanak'izao (Long Play)

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kazamayé - Zanak'izao (Long Play)

"Liberté" is a melancholic and conceptual Deep House experiment that explores the boundary between high-level rhetoric and everyday reality. At its core, the track is an audio collage: fragments of Emmanuel Macron’s inauguration speech regarding the values of freedom are interwoven with the lively, organic atmosphere of a typical restaurant. The track’s central irony is revealed in the finale: when the leader’s voice fades out, life doesn't skip a beat - people simply continue their dinner.

This release is not a political manifesto, but rather a philosophical reflection on modern society. The goal was to show that while global slogans about "Freedom" echo through grand halls, real life happens in the simple moments: in the clinking of glasses, the aroma of food, and the quiet hum of human connection.

Liberte (Radio Edit)

La Nuit, Vol. 6 - Rare Lounge & Chilled House Grooves

Agnostica - Improvisation (Live Version)

David Hasert - Repeat Offender (Carnival Edit)

After years devoted to collecting music and running labels, Malmoe based Martin Brodin presents his debut album. The MB Disco boss has created an album that is his take on disco and the roots of dance music. Martin presents an album of modern disco that is informed by classic production values and contemporary grooves. Unlike the glut of re-edits and nu-disco by numbers, this album features gorgeous melodies and sumptuous instrumentation. Martin shows that proper modern disco is about much more than a loop, creating classy tracks that will stand the test of time.  

The LP stems from a pivotal change in musical direction in 2010, which saw him swap deep house and tech grooves for all things disco. After spending a long time listening to his extensive record collection and getting inspired by the disco sounds within, he set up MB Disco. This label became an outlet for himself and likeminded friends, such as Ilija Rudman, Ray Mang and Chicken Lips. MB Disco also released updates of classics by Newcleus, Giorgio Moroder and worked with Leroy Burgess. This LP is the natural progression, featuring all types of disco inspired grooves. In a past musical life, Martin ran celebrated deep house imprint Deeplay Music, and its techier sister, Deeplay Soultec, as well as releasing music for labels like Buzzin’ Fly and Mood Music. Collecting music has been Martin’s passion for over 30 years, so it comes as no surprise this his productions are informed by the type of knowledge that can only be gained with this type of devotion. From Yello to Depeche Mode to Lil Louis to First Choice, all these influences informed Martin’s unique sound.

So, what about the album? Opener Badabing is a cool bass groover with lifting synths and floating keys. Smooth vocals and a revolving bassline do the work on the jazzy Humming Bird. Oh Yeah is a main room banger with storming guitars, bassline and vocals to match. If you sense a slight influence of I.N.X.S, well then you’re right. Agogo features said percussion instrument, which shines over purring synths. Strings Attack marries classic disco strings with smiling brass and bass power. A moving rhythm section backs the imploring vocals on the rework of Bryan Ferry’s Don’t Stop The Dance. Funky Gura lives up to its name courtesy of smart guitars and star gazing synths. Swoon to the subtle melancholia of Vicious Games, the true classic of Yello. Trapeze Disco offers heady synths dreams, with a side helping of liver percussion. The vibraphones come out on the bumping and in places robotic Wilmer Pt 1/2. On The Island ends proceedings with shaken not stirred percussion and delightful keys.

Enter MB’s Disco and discover the delight’s of Martin Brodin’s unique take on the genre.   

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Martin Brodin - Badabing (from the album Bla Bla Bla) (snippet)

4 - Ain't You (Original)

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Exploited Rec promises to strip the wallpaper from the walls of your home stereo.
Shir Khan started Exploited in 2007. Exploited Rec now plays host to some wide-ranging and innovative electronic talent - including Adana Twins, Claptone, Budakid, Joyce Muniz, James Curd, Shir Khan (to name a few) - and its artists have been receiving numerous supportive spins from the likes of Solomun, Pete Tong, Soul Clap, Wolf&Lamb, Azari&III, Jesse Rose, Axel Boman and A-Trak.
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.
'"Exploited Records" is a seamless melting pot of varied styles that simply can't fail to please even the most discerning ears. Highlights here are plentyful. Not to be missed at any cost.' (Clash)
'Musical hybrids are truly the flavour of today, but few have managed to capture the atmosphere of an unpredictable microcosm of a night out on a recordlabel - until now. Shir Khan's label "Exploited" bottles the zeitgeist's giddy thrills with plenty of style and substance. This is dance music hybridism in all its most glorious forms, and Shir Khan is an expert at making square pegs fit round holes.' (DJ-Mag)
'"Exploited Records" boss Shir Khan has been gaining a lot of acclaim recently, and deservedly so - as he has shown us the high quality, diversity and forward-thinking nature of his label. Engaging, riveting and diverse.' (Data Transmission)