the detune chord change is mad genius, Drew giving the master Luke a proper bit of respect and effort on this remix

Compilation +++

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Luke Vibert 's new album under his increasingly-less-rare Kerrier District moniker is, quite simply, a corker – and we're delighted to offer up the first taster. 4  is everything we've come to expect from the Cornwall hero's forays into wonky boogie, a deliriously fun detour through the kind of elastic funk he pulls off with panache. It's no accident that a half-dozen tracks have 'disco' or some variation thereof in the title (we see you, "Discuntek").
It feels as if you could splatter them all together into a deliriously skippy mush; not to say that they're interchangeable, mind. The closing "Come On Kerrier" provides one last burst of energy, a pitched-up combination of 'Kerrier' and Vibert proper, gaudy and giddy and glorious. April 6th is when 4 drops via Hypercolour – dig out your 70s calendars and start marking the days.

Kerrier District "Come On Kerrier" - Boiler Room Debuts

Pre-order the album 'Alternative Light Source' to receive this track as an instant download - http://smarturl.it/altlightsourceiTunes
Tour dates at http://www.leftfieldmusic.com

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Universal Everything

Lapti - Must be the one

Out 18th May on Hypercolour. 
Read more: http://djmag.com/node/54261

PREMIERE: Kerrier District - 'Techno Disco'

HIdden Valley Cruisin (Demo)

A2 Let Down MOIRÉ

Unveiled Crash Out

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'Unfinished' Out Now -
Technicolour / Stream / Download: https://floriankupfer.lnk.to/unfinishedSo

Taken from 'Unfinished' - 12" released 22nd July 2016 - Digital available 12th August 2016.

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Facebook: http://found.ee/florian-fb
Spotify: http://found.ee/florian-sp 

Unfinished

Florian Kupfer - 'Elle'

Slacker aka Sam Black's works have been simmering away online for a while now, creating a fair bit of buzz centred around his knack for choppy breaks, crunchy acid and rough production edges. Amen To The Lonely finally sees the young Brighton producer step out of the simulation and present four raw heaters from the HD. 

Amen To The Lonely is a tender masterpiece of jungle/DnB. Recalling the endless euphoria of early Bukem, Peshay and Good Looking Records, tinted with softened edges of late night melancholy. A heartbreaking anthem and a blistering yet mature production for such a burgeoning producer. 

See Yourself goes out on a hyper-crunched up tip. Mulching and scrunching distorted drum patterns with blasts of digitally-distorted noise. It all collides over a blasted vocal and provides an interesting template for unashamedly digital production tropes combined with a gentle air of analogue warmth. 

Clattering breaks, scuppered acid and rolling vocal loops underpin the slow-flowing grooves of Tape Rock. Glistening glass reflections shimmering onto the retinas of a hazed individual, making for a proper easy afternoon jam and kaleidoscopic brain filtration experience. 

Rounding out the EP is White Monk. Stepped toms, thumpin' kicks and cricket-call acid lines nibbling away at the floating carpet of pads. It's a soft landing and a cool evening breeze rolling through the club doors in the early hours. One for the lonely dancers.

>> @sam-black747

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LT032 // Slacker - Amen To The Lonely

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Scottish imprint @lionoilindustries return with the debut offering of Berlin-based producer @philipbudny, whose soberly-titled 'Lionoil EP' shall ring a bell to those who've seen Move D perform around Europe as of late, as it's been one of Moufang's most-used floor weapons.

Lionoil EP [LIONOIL005]

Philip Budny - Revaler [Lionoil Industries]

1989 - Secret Practice

Various Artists [NV020]

Dj Safeword - Searching (Neo Violence)

made with tonnes of love
for someone very special (aka mum)


Mastered by prod. Caramel Smooth Heaven
Artwork by Daniil Lapine
Promotional animation by Jose Reyes

When You Hold Me

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New single from @lordraja featuring @acemo.

"Streets of Rage 2" comes from the expanded vinyl edition of the previously released Amadeus EP. Amadeus is released in collaboration with @ghostly. 

Pre-order the vinyl: https://lord-raja.bandcamp.com/album/amadeus-ep

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What does a daydream sound like? Is it an audible confidence boost, a concentrated dose of caffeine shot straight into the bloodstream of dancing feet, a blue so overwhelmingly electric its field stretches as far as the eye can see? On Amadeus, the latest Ghostly effort from New York’s Lord RAJA, the shapeshifting producer answers his own question with a cunning, childlike purity not felt since he started tinkering with Fruity Loops aged six. 

Though his means of music-making have matured since then—on Amadeus he utilizes an arsenal of drum machines along with synthesizers and an Allen & Heath analog mixer slammed through for extra crunch—RAJA describes a deliberate return to youthful experimentation and immediacy, clearing the way for a “vista to his childhood.” 

Longtime fans of the producer may be accustomed to productions more directly aligned with hip-hop and leftfield beats, but his swagger hasn’t gone anywhere despite the decidedly dancier change of form. The release is bookended by an exuberant and naturally collaborative piece with AceMo—a fellow New Yorker whom RAJA describes as his favorite producer—and bonus track “Fox Den,” an eight-minute cosmic meander released as part of the Adult Swim singles series last year. On standout “O.K” his customary percussive potpourri mingles with vocal chops and an electro bounce even the most humorless club patron couldn’t resist. “Black Coffee,” another highlight, features synth lines so darkly acidic they should come with toxic warnings. RAJA describes the track title as a literal take - a soundtrack to jolt first date jitters, a call to cool courage. 

Amadeus, meanwhile, he suggests is a cheeky nod to the complex richness of his musical heritage. He says, “I think it’s kinda funny to flip an idea of western imperialism and how it proliferated. It’s playful as an Indian man to call yourself Amadeus, knowing how much composers borrowed from eastern classical influences.”

Amadeus (Deluxe)

Vinyl

Lord RAJA - Streets of Rage 2 (feat. Acemo)

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