Tectonic

All tracks written, mixed and produced by Dawuna

All Tracks Mastered by Amir Shoat 
*Track 9 by Engine-Earz

The Ape Prince

Feat. Aperly High https://soundcloud.com/aperlyhigh
Artwork by Carl Bunny

Gemstone Bleeder Burning In The Aether

The Station

Trance 1

So Many Ways

So Many Ways (feat. POiSON GiRL FRiEND)

Rivet Gun

@djstrawberrymusic recorded live at System Dialog 02, Backsteinboot May 10th 2025

System Dialog: DJ Strawberry

https://soundcloud.com/violinbutterflynet
https://soundcloud.com/lhklhklhk
https://soundcloud.com/kewyo

lato 2004 w/ saves lhk kewyo

Out now - 12 tracks: double vinyl and digital 

In 2013, Different Circles launched with Weightless Volume One, a compilation that helped define a new minimalist aesthetic in electronic music. 

Twelve years later and after a six-year pause, the label returns with its tenth release: Ping Volume One.

Like weightless, ping isn’t a genre. It's an approach to anchoring and propelling sound without relying on the steady pulse of a kick drum.

Instead, a single percussive hit — the ping — holds the centre. Dry and high in the mix, or echoing distantly through space, it becomes a temporal anchor. Around it, the rest of the track can undulate, bend, float or collapse.

The term first appeared on Mumdance’s radio show, where playing “the pingy ones” from the Different Circles back catalogue became a running joke. In the Discord community, it evolved into a shared language, with memes, lore and a mascot known as the Ping Devil.

In 2023, Mumdance aired The “Ping Report” a radio show that gathered everything into a coherent moodboard. It included original tracks made by Discord members for the show and set the foundations. From there, more producers began making ping intentionally, and over time, Ping Volume One took shape.

As the idea came into focus, Logos and Mumdance noticed that much of the Different Circles back catalogue, if not explicitly weightless, could now be understood through the lens of ping. It was a sound they had been drawn to long before they had a language to describe it.

Ping Volume One is a document of shared instinct. A collection of tracks connected by feel rather than formula, shaped by years of dialogue between a community of artists and listeners who were drawn to the same sounds & ideas before they had a name.

Klahrk - Sent Spinning

rl stine

DOPE CLOAK is a noise rock/heavy shoegaze/post-punk thingy I'm putting on

(this a demo, or at the very least unrefined af)

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You're heading down the river with your boat. You see another boat heading the opposite way, towards you. The two boats are bound to crash into each other. You shout and do whatever is in your domain to make the other boat stop, but it doesn't.

Eventually, it hits your boat. Your boat sinks. You're fuming.

You take a look at the other boat: it's unmanned. There's no one on board. No one heard you shout earlier.

You curse your bloody expectations around the outcome for being too unrealistic. An unmanned boat won't just stop itself when asked. An unmanned boat won't just stop itself when asked.

You question the whole logic. A boat doesn't sail on its own. A boat doesn't sail on its own. Notice how absurd it is that you're trying to justify the occurrence of such an event.

A boat doesn't just fucking sail on its own.

Truth is a tiny splinter stuck in your skin. Almost impossible to take away, almost impossible to ignore its presence. But you seem to disregard this reality altogether. You put your brains through numerous mental gymnastics in order to suppress any truth that drives you towards anger. In order to justify the occurrence of events that would not fucking happen to begin with, if only we had our shit together, if only we had our shit together, if only we had our shit together.

Let it be the fuel

logic

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