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Spacemodulation

Speakwave (@dynarec) - Cartographic Venture 

Label @BordelloaParigi

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PREMIERE - Speakwave - Cartographic Venture (Bordello)

Distances

Pablo Bolivar & Nacho Sanchez - Outpost ft. Ercos Blanca

Read more about Hundreds' 'Aftermath Remixes' EP on THUMP: 



Hundreds - Please Rewind (The/Das Remix)

Marvin & Guy was born in 2011 from the children of two different musical generations with a shared knowledge of how to make people dance. Influenced by legendary DJs such as Ron Hardy, Larry Levan or Tee Scott, their sound is firmly rooted in disco but keeps evolving with each release.
In their debut EP for Hivern, they keep expanding their palette with three tracks that push the boundaries between the disco culture and a techno spirit. "Egoísta" is a highly hypnotic joint driven by a warm analogue bassline and a spacey pad that has become a staple in John Talabot's sets during the lasts months. “Canción (Para Tí)" manages to blend an italo arpeggio, a 303 bassline and pumping disco beat with a certain latin spirit to create a crushing dancefloor belter. "The Man who Lost the Hat" is an obscure trip builded around psychedelic synths, a rolling bassline and topped with spooky vocal samples.
The 12” comes wrapped in a sleeve featuring pictures of México-based photographer Pia Riverola and design by Arnau Pi.

The Man Who Lost The Hat

Adoramus Te Domin_A_E (Reichenau Remix)

Imagine (Imagination 2) FORTUNATO AND MONTRESOR

The 8th volume in the Riviera Disco series with Model Man and Kraver from The Netherlands, Iamnotarobot from Spain and Can Love Be Synth? from Germany!

Order here: https://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/upcoming/various-artists-riviera-disco-vol-8-12/

Kraver - Moorea

Martin Buttrich - Stop Motion

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distributed by kompakt

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Exclusive: Time To Sleep - Taramoto (Juan MacLean Remix)

Croatian producer Time To Sleep continues to deliver those deep energetic hybrid House/Disco vibes with his most recent EP, Taramoto, on Paradiso Records. Provided with two originals, namely  Dancing With Gigi and the EP's title track, both come with a remix each. While Rees took on remix duties for a second dance with Gigi, Brooklyn-based artist Juan MacLean, who's had an impressive 2020 with releases on Correspondant and Aus Music,  reworked Taramoto to come up with a hyper-melodic engraving piece that's designed for the (living-room) dance floors as it boosts latter with full feel good Disco flavors to guide you through a night out or at home. 

Time To Sleep's Taramoto EP will be released on Paradiso Records on October 12th, 2020.

Buy the EP
Digital: www.beatport.com/release/taramoto/3122969 

Artist & label information
Time To Sleep: www.facebook.com/TimeToSleepMusic // @time2sl33p // www.instagram.com/timetosleepmusic
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Taramoto

Taramoto (Juan MacLean Records)

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EXCLUSIVE: Time To Sleep - Taramoto (Juan MacLean Remix) [Paradiso Records]

Closely trailing last year’s Space Techno EP, and his recent outing as Herrmman/Kristoffersen, Daniel Herrmann’s new album; Electric Field sees the return of Ransom Note’s favourite aviation enthusiast, Flug 8. If the upbeat, driving Space Techno acted as the lift-off, Electric Field sees Daniel remove his hand from the throttle, pull the shuttle into low earth orbit, sound tracking the cosmos as he watches from his porthole. 

We know there’s no sound in space, but if there was, we think it’d sound something like this.

Setting the tone for what’s to come, the album kicks off with Night Effect. Grainy drones and swirling soundscapes lay the basis for the track. Hard-panned, delayed melodies and restless low frequency percussion ricochet off of each other as they slowly intertwine and settle, making peace with their newfound trajectory. Next up is Arc to Time where morphing, guitar-like plucks cascade around the listener’s perspective, jostling for the limelight like some sort of intergalactic wind-chime, while lush pads and chords evolve to fill the background from the outside in.

The epic Continuous Wave sounds like it was composed for the big screen. The meandering lead wouldn’t sound out of place on Hans Zimmer’s Interstellar soundtrack, all the while whirring leads sound like Herrmann might have actually sampled them from an astronaut’s respiratory system. Bubble Cell, characterised by generous servings of analog tape hiss, fizzes over the top of slow churning synth swells, placing you at the forefront of an otherworldly environment. Inhabiting some distant molten planet, he somehow finds tranquillity within the chaos.

On the flip, Herrmanns’s Effective height pokes its head into unknown territories, as a ceaseless lead transmits repeatedly searching for a reply, only to be consumed by the vastness of space, becoming lost beneath sombre drones. Pulsing synth percussion lays a foundation for Polarizing as warped, hardly distinguishable vocodered vocals give way to overdriven, plucked synths sustained by lush, never- ending reverbs.

Driven by a jittering lead and soaring synth plucks, Side Band is the only track to feature anything remotely close to a conventional breakdown - as the track explodes into a crescendo, we hear distant, saturated, guitar-like licks far off. Closing out the project is Cosmic Noise, which as its name suggests is unsurprisingly the most experimental track on the album. Surges of noise and distortion serve up a stark reminder of our place in the universe as it chews you up and spits you out

Sitting on the floor of his living room with a complete arsenal of vintage analog synths, Daniel builds each layer of his unique soundscapes, one continuous take at a time. With Alter Ego’s Jörn Elling Wuttke lending a helping hand on mixing duties, Electric Field might just be Flug 8’s most accomplished work yet.

Spacemodulation

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