Stefano Albanese - Feel Free (SC Edit)

01. Floris - He's Back Again

House Party (Com'art Edit)- Fred Wesley

https://soundcloud.com/TheOtherPlanet's third release presents https://soundcloud.com/Worth-Way with a four track EP, inspired by his Australian adventures, packed full of poetry and accompanied by lo-fi accents and rhythms.

Just like the an unpopulated wilderness can at times feel 'other-worldly', "Signal's Weak" is anchored by an etherial chord sequence, which gyrates,  shimmers and stirs throughout the entirety of the track. The amalgamation of this, scuffling, swung, Lo-fi percussion and catchy-as-hell vocals, results in a summer jam which is as roastin' as the outback and one bound to light up dance floors a'plenty. Screw impartiality - this is one of our favourite features to date!

Support The Other Planet and Worth Way by giving them a follow and getting your pre-orders in via the links provided - Travelling fast this one so act quick.

Follow us on Facebook blah blah blah. https://www.facebook.com/fourheadsmusic/

PREMIERE: Worth Way - Signal's Weak [The Other Planet]

* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/55Nm8fJxjsY
* Read More: http://boltingbits.com/junktion-in-blue-forests/
* Pre-order: http://bit.ly/2sfQLBZ

Make Believe Disco is the newest vinyl-only imprint from Guy and Kris, the Dutch and Danish/Canadian duo behind @SleazyBeats. Originally starting as a blog back in early to mid-2009, Sleazy Beats then quickly transitioned into a record label later that same year, with their first release coming from Eddie C. Fast forward eight years and they've gone through two series of ten releases each. The original catalogue was a little bit on the slo-mo/edit tip while the follow-up series and arguably their hottest, the Black Ops series, was geared more toward the dance floor. Their no digital, no repress policy enacted in 2010 has caught them some flack over the years as many fans have struggled to pick up copies. But they've stuck to it, ensuring that limited stays limited while unfortunately fetching some ridiculous prices on the second-hand market.

Guy and Kris' impressive A&R skills paired with some impeccable timing have helped both their label and certain artists blossom. One of those artists is @JunktionMusic aka Hans Peeman, one half of @JustSayFouk and co-founder of @Outplay. A widely popular follow-up to his "Monologues" EP, "The Great Unknown", which was released on the Black Ops imprint, sold out in a matter of a couple of days (if not less than that) and this happened around the time that the hype around both Junktion and Sleazy Beats was conceivably at an all-time high. With this surefire recipe for success, why not repeat the process?

Today we're extremely excited to bring you Peeman's latest and the second release on newly minted Make Believe Disco with the premiere of the A1 and title track "In Blue Forests". Hans manages to evoke his signature sound while breathing some fresh air into this project. The crisp drums we've come to expect are certainly present here with catchy bass guitar licks making regular appearances. However, the aptly titled track brings forth visions of rain forests and tropical climates utilizing afro-latin percussion rhythms and arpeggiated marimba-like instruments, a step away from the funky and more soulful samples we're accustomed to hearing from the Dutchman. Exemplary synth work rounds out this euphonious cocktail, creating tension in all the right moments and taking a back seat to the groove when needed.

Needless to say, this EP will sell like hotcakes so you better get your pre-orders in as soon as possible or risk being disappointed!

PREMIERE : Junktion - In Blue Forests

www.mypromosound.com

Alan Braxe Fred Falke Vs Moon Rocket - Intro ( A Steve M Re Edit)

Chez Damier - Close (Original Mix)

After Sur Le Port - La Cariole

The https://soundcloud.com/new_world is upon us once again. It has been seven years already, since Markus Gebauer debuted on Riotvan under the guise of his New World moniker. That's quite a while in the realm of those sometimes short-term goings-on of clubculture. Yet, Gebauer kept himself busy meanwhile with his alter ego Interviews, reviving the erstwhile identity now that times are calling for a New World more than ever. And that's both, very generally speaking and particularly regarding his slick and classy approach to Neo-Disco-affairs. Interestingly, the lion's share of this EP had been laid down already five years ago, in an ahead of the curve nature that it couldn't sound more up to date right now in 2020. 

Take opener "Glances" for example. Suspense-packed arpeggio meets a groove-laden bass, gets kissed by some smooth melodies and far-out pads and evokes an immense open-air-hymn potential. Here's a little advance notice: that tune might not leave your head for the whole rest of the summer. "Enough!" in its seductive nonchalance seems to be cut from the same cloth. Another Indie-Disco sureshot filtered through shades-lenses. But "Enough!" - seriously? The hereby summoned feelgood-vibe will surely leave you wanting more. And more you shall get. "Fade Out" opens up with a rather straight beat-pattern, but again, the synth-arrangements, the melodies and harmonies are pure bliss. And then there is "Poéme", that Frankophile floor-enchantment, shaped out in sophistication and elegance, throwing in some subtle Depeche Mode-references and taking the French leave as one of the strongest clubtracks in this batch. Closing things up is https://soundcloud.com/the-juan-maclean, giving "Enough!" a makeover that aims for the dancefloor as much as, let's say the hammock, infusing both, an irresistible groove and a laid back, almost Dub-like attitude.

House Party (Com'art Edit)- Fred Wesley

Comart