Back From The Wave - Escape From The Void (Jorkes Remix) (FC068)

Factor City kicks off its third decade in full swing, led by Undo solo and accompanied by its usual partners Casiowaves and Vicknoise.

It all began in 2003 when Undo & Vicknoise laid the foundation for the label with "Noctámbula," and over the years, they continued to collaborate closely, managing the label and producing "hits" such as "Orca" or "Happy Monday." From 2011 onward, following an amicable parting, Undo began to run the label solo while maintaining the same spirit and distinctive sound of the Barcelona-based label, always at the forefront of dance music produced in Spain.

Now, in 2024, in a "digital” world where fewer and fewer things can be touched with our fingers and where 100,000 songs are uploaded to Spotify every day, Factor City is charting a different course and starts a new decade on the dance floors by returning to vinyl releases and persisting in their low key and relaxed approach, releasing few and carefully curated records from their artists each year. 

“Ciudad Futura” opens with "Good Times," a track by Undo that radiates joy and positivity. An euphoric ride through landscapes of analog synthesizers and drum machines. The second track on side A is signed by Undo & Vicknoise, who hadn't produced together in 15 years. And we hope they won't take as long to get back in the studio together after hearing the fantastic track "Electric Rainbow." A delightful slice of electro-disco. 

The B side is signed by the recent combo of Undo and Casiowaves. The first track, "Secret Worlds," follows in the wake of their recent releases on Factor City and Melodize with that winning combination of retro 80s and 90s synths with vocoders and a more contemporary production. Closing out the record is "Astralia," a vibrant "power synth pop" anthem adorned with FM synths and acid-tinged melodies. 

Artwork by David Imbernon. Mastered at The Groove. Distributed by Subwax.

Ciudad Futura

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PREMIERE – Undo & Casiowaves  – Astralia (Factor city)

Factor City kicks off its third decade in full swing, led by Undo solo and accompanied by its usual partners Casiowaves and Vicknoise.
It all began in 2003 when Undo & Vicknoise laid the foundation for the label with "Noctámbula," and over the years, they continued to collaborate closely, managing the label and producing "hits" such as "Orca" or "Happy Monday." From 2011 onward, following an amicable parting, Undo began to run the label solo while maintaining the same spirit and distinctive sound of the Barcelona-based label, always at the forefront of dance music produced in Spain.
Now, in 2024, in a digital world where fewer and fewer things can be touched with our fingers and where 100,000 songs are uploaded to Spotify every day, Factor City is charting a different course and starts a new decade on the dance floors by returning to vinyl releases and persisting in their low key and relaxed approach, releasing few and carefully curated records from their artists each year.
“Ciudad Futura” opens with "Good Times," a track by Undo that radiates joy and positivity. A euphoric ride through landscapes of analog synthesizers and drum machines. The second track on side A is signed by Undo & Vicknoise, who hadn't produced together in 15 years. And we hope they won't take as long to get back in the studio together after hearing "Electric Rainbow." A delightful slice of electro-disco. The B side is signed by the recent combo of Undo and Casiowaves. The first track, "Secret Worlds," follows in the wake of their recent releases on Factor City and Melodize with that winning combination of retro 80s and 90s synths with vocoders and a more contemporary production. Closing out the record is "Astralia," a vibrant "power synth pop" anthem adorned with FM synths and acid-tinged melodies. Thanks for listening!

Artwork by David Imbernon. Mastered at The Groove.

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Undo & Vicknoise - Electric Rainbow [Factor City]

Factor City kicks off its third decade in full swing, led by Undo solo and accompanied by its usual partners Casiowaves and Vicknoise.
It all began in 2003 when Undo & Vicknoise laid the foundation for the label with "Noctámbula," and over the years, they continued to collaborate closely, managing the label and producing "hits" such as "Orca" or "Happy Monday." From 2011 onward, following an amicable parting, Undo began to run the label solo while maintaining the same spirit and distinctive sound of the Barcelona-based label, always at the forefront of dance music produced in Spain.

Now, in 2024, in a digital world where fewer and fewer things can be touched with our fingers and where 100,000 songs are uploaded to Spotify every day, Factor City is charting a different course and starts a new decade on the dance floors by returning to vinyl releases and persisting in their low key and relaxed approach, releasing few and carefully curated records from their artists each year.

“Ciudad Futura” opens with "Good Times," a track by Undo that radiates joy and positivity. A euphoric ride through landscapes of analog synthesizers and drum machines. The second track on side A is signed by Undo & Vicknoise, who hadn't produced together in 15 years. And we hope they won't take as long to get back in the studio together after hearing "Electric Rainbow." A delightful slice of electro-disco. The B side is signed by the recent combo of Undo and Casiowaves. The first track, "Secret Worlds," follows in the wake of their recent releases on Factor City and Melodize with that winning combination of retro 80s and 90s synths with vocoders and a more contemporary production. Closing out the record is "Astralia," a vibrant "power synth pop" anthem adorned with FM synths and acid-tinged melodies. Thanks for listening!

Artwork by David Imbernon. Mastered at The Groove.

PREMIERE: Undo & Casiowaves - Secret Worlds

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Entering into their third decade of existence, Barcelona-based Factor City prepare to release 'Ciudad Futura' - a collaborative 12-inch from label boss Undo, Casiowaves and Vicknoise..Undo's solo track 'Good Times' steals the limelight thanks to its acid-soaked venture fusing disco and dewy-eyed synth wave. Bolstered with deep bass and a multitude of quirky yet enthralling synthesizers, it sounds like a high-grade disco soundtrack for unruffled time travellers.

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Undo - Good Times [Factor City]

Tracklist:
1. Keen K & P. Muench - The Spiral (Makina Girgir remix)
2. Thomass Jackson - The Trance of Bird Watching (Chez de Milo remix)
3. Undo - Vencejos
4. Captain Mustache - Everything feat. Play Paul
5. Rigopolar & Disto Disco - Untitled
6. Undo & Vicknoise - Electric Rainbow
7. Italo Deviance - Purple Galaxy
8. Captain Mustache - About Love (Kadosh remix)
9. Made in TLV - Rehad (Simple Simmetry & Xen Addicted Version)
10. Black Mental - Gonna Kill You (Mijo remix)
11. Nic Arizona - Akalaton (Odopt remix)
12. Chez de Milo - Et AI
13. Yor Kultura - Logik
14. Kimshies & You Man - Sings Of Sorrow feat S-Rose (Mufti remix)
15. Tim Paris - Version B feat Sex Judas (SONNS remix)
16. Unknown Artist - Here Today Gone Tomorrow

Sesiones desde la selva (Radio 3 Extra)

We are happy to welcome on board fresh talent from Valencia in our next release. Daniel Kyo has previously released in labels such us Poker Flat, Drumpoet Community and recently in Days Of Being Wild or My Favorite Robot. His debut Ep on Factor City is called “No Answers” and includes two original tracks followed by remixes from Nhar, Switchst(d)ance and label honcho Undo.

The title song “No Answers” opens the Ep with techno energy and a pop flavor. Daniel’s vocals and an analog bass-line drive the song while layers of synths, fx and acid-lines take it to the next level. Nhar’s remix is an absolute winner as proved in many dance floors. The French producer has built a complete and irresistible new track using a vocal chop from the original.

After A Weird Night comes a weird track. In the second original cut from the Ep acid drones play with robot guitars and rough beats to create a track full of tension. For the remix duties we thought in the rising Portuguese producer Switchst(d)ance after his hot releases for Beachcoma and Areal. He’s converted the original jam into a 4 to the floor psychedelic burner where an arpeggiated and mutant bass-line is the main character. On his side and to complete the Ep Undo reworks the original playing with the stems and adding broken electro beats and a 303 line.

Thanks for listening!

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