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Spinning gold is pretty difficult. But that’s what Franz Scala does. Simple when you know how, and this Italian does. Three tracks of pure italo sunshine. Snapping beats and cocktail chords meet on the dancefloor for ‘Discoteca Paradiso’, sleek synthlines keeping time as the pair turn and twirl. ‘Gun Theory’ works in moonlit. Clean drums are sullied by dripping keys, a cigarette locked in the teeth of this after hours affair. And the lights aren’t up yet, Scala has one more floor filler up his sleeve. Pulsing rhythms say there still hope, she’s style out there; but the bitter sweet melodies disagree. A lilting heartbreaker, in the elegant form of ‘Riflessi’.

Franz Scala  - Riflessi

endless flight 87
12"&digital
distributed by kompakt

b2 london mix (beesmunt soundsystem remix)

Vinyl: bit.ly/youngbloodBap
Digital: bit.ly/youngbloodDgtl
Fringe Society should be a familiar name to anyone who has visited one of our recent Wrong Era parties. Channeling the same slick electronic-funkiness of his DJ sets into four tracks of wildly different music for Wrong Era’s vinyl imprint, this is a record for all occasions that takes in dreamy cosmic-psychedelia, chugging dance-workouts and explosive peak-time bangers.

Youngblood

Fringe Society - Dimmet - Wrong Era

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Mark du Mosch - The Heavens (SoHaSo 022)

A1 Mark Du Mosch - 202 AC Ra
A2 Mark Du Mosch - Data Wheel
B1 Mark Du Mosch - Resonance Delay (She)
 B2 Mark Du Mosch - Dreamy Land (FC Mix)
B3 Mark Du Mosch - The Heavens

Artist: Mark Du Mosch
Title: The Heavens
Label: Something Happening Somewhere
12“ Vinyl / Digital (limited to 300 copies) (08-03-2019)
Cat.no: SoHaSo 022
Artwork by Joost Stokhof
Worldwide distribution: Kompakt

Never underestimate the power of a good bassline. Mark du Mosch certainly doesn’t. This veteran from the harbor city of Rotterdam let’s his vicious bass line creep up on you from behind on 202 AC Ra. A dark and jacking club belter with clear Chicago roots. The five track EP The Heavens may be his debut on SoHaSo, Du Mosch has been releasing music for over fourteen years on a variety of respected underground labels, such as Moustache, Dekmantel and Royal Oak.

His versatile style draws on sounds that evoke strong mental imagery and a sense of eternity, which clearly shows on the introspective Resonance Delay (She) on the B-side. In which a melancholic melody is supported by muffled slow motion beats.

The beautiful artwork on The Heavens EP is by Joost Stokhof, an Amsterdam based graphic designer who is known for his love for detail. Which makes him perfectly suited for Du Mosch’ subtle and well crafted dance tunes.

In a normal world you would open your EP with the title track. Du Mosch chooses to close with it. The Heavens stays true to it’s name. A harp like melody that washes ashore as foam from a greyblue Northsea that calmed down after the storm. Heaven indeed.

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A1 Mark Du Mosch - 202 AC Ra

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Endless Revisions – Chloé's first LP in over six years – saw the musician turn a new leaf in her creative journey. Not content with pushing the boundaries of her creative output with this wider palette of an album, Chloé released Endless Revisions Live,  which saw the producer graft the new material and inspiration that came out while playing live on stage back onto the album’s compositions.  

 

Following The Dawn and Recall, it was time to deliver other versions of the album's tracks. Enter this four-remix EP, imprinted with the almost-opposite horizons of top-shelf producers.  

 

Still under the influence of Alain Chamfort's narrative chant, Androgyne is stripped of its post-disco dimension by French iconoclast Flavien Berger. On his version, the prince of psychedelic pop takes the title through turbulent and exotic territories, resulting in a long fever dream à la Yves Simon, complete with emotional, disarming touches. 

 

Englishman Fort Romeau speeds up the langourous The Backlash, delivering a deep techno version with a retro-futuristic dimension that preserves the original's persistent dimension.  

 

Mexico's Iñigo Vontier, whose memorable Aluxes EP came out on Lumière Noire mere months ago, provides a resolutely Baroque interpretation of Party Moonster, dressed up in spellbinding arpeggios and a house rhythm that juggles with Chloé's vocodered voice.  

 

Finally, Canadian producer Marc Houle revisits the second half of the album's highlight. The Minus stalwart imbues The Ultimate High with a more airborne drive, resulting in a perfectly chiseled techno diamond.

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Endless Revisions Remixes

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CHLOE - Party Moonster (Iñigo Vontier Remix)

In Vain

Punch

PRIMICIA: Kike Am Radar - Punch [Dogs & Vultures]

Preorder : https://delightfulsoundstoboogie.bandcamp.com/releases

DSB’s first release consists of a diskomiks by Prins Thomas and two house tracks by Perdu. The Diskomiks has already reached a legendary status in Belgium since it’s free promotional download for Petrol’s summer club in 2013. Getting regular plays by more than a handful of respected DJ’s in the Belgian scene. Even Norse top-producer and DJ, Todd Terje, gave it a spin while closing the Castello at Pukkelpop 2018. It is a track that gives you the summer jitters, and makes you reminisce about those lovely days at the beach.

The B side is completed by promising Amsterdam producer Perdu. First track ‘Tribal Voices’ is a South African bubblegum edit from 1985 track ‘Nhamba Dance’ by ‘The Winners’. The vocals are re-recorded by original producer Selwyn Shandell and authentic African singers. The track has very strong percussive elements, a groovy bassline that makes you want to dance and funky synth lines to complete the whole thing. Second track ‘Yesterday’s Tomorrow’ is one to be played in the clubs. The track starts with a stomping beat and gradually opens up to an oasis of sounds. While adding layer after layer you get absorbed in the atmosphere like you’re in the jungle.

LISTEN ON YOUTUBE

PREMIERE : Perdu - Yesterday's Tomorrow

@Esthetique-Lab last release of 2019 comes by way of their annual Various artists compilation. Featuring a selection of artists that define the labels sound.

Artists featured include Solid Angle, Black Boiler, former Sinchi label artist Braulio Renteria with Ludviq, Hogt i Tak, Ricardo Ruben ft. RLHBSLCN and @Enjanzea2.

The latter,  a duo formed by Javier Rascón (Tato) and Ricardo Jain from Chihuahua, Mexico deliver a stand out original in ' El Cuarto Mundo'.

Release Date - 28/12/19

Sinchi Blog -  https://www.sinchi-collective.com/premiere-enjanea2-el-cuarto-mundo-esthetique/

Youtube - https://youtu.be/HAaORh0_nC0

PREMIERE - Enjanzea2 - El Cuarto Mundo (Esthetique)

During the lockdown we are selling our collection of remixes for a couple of months exclusive on our bandcamp featuring our latest one for https://soundcloud.com/manulouis on https://soundcloud.com/le-pacifique and igloo

thanx for your support
https://frontdecadeaux.bandcamp.com/album/front-de-cadeaux-remixes

Première: https://soundcloud.com/44100hzsocialclub/premiere-814-manu-louis-internet-front-de-cadeaux-remixle-pacifique-records-igloo-records

Manu Louis - Internet (Remix By Front De Cadeaux)

Napoli based duo Outtake take controls of new release on wonderful Night Noise Music imprint who doesnt stop in search of new talents and amazing charity work. For this release Outtake present two original mixes and remix from Mexican warrior Alex Aguayo.
Our choice was Monsterotico where they've kept the reverse noises that punctuate this wavy mix and rebuilt it into a kick of acid laden beast of a builder which for the first minute or so, one might be mistaken in thinking it is not going to break into a heavy noisy techno track but they did it. Peak time atomic bomb. Get in.

Artist: Outtake
Track: Monsterotico
Label: Night Noise
Release date: Forthcoming
Format: Digital
Purchase: https://nightnoisemusic.bandcamp.com/

https://soundcloud.com/outtakesound
https://soundcloud.com/nightnoisemusic

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PREMIERE #1036 | Outtake - Monsterotico [Night Noise] 2020

contact us: frontdecadeaux@gmail.com
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ven., 21 juin 2019 /
Mannequin Records Nacht Xll at ​Berghain | Panorama Bar | Säule / Berlin, Germany

ven., 07 juin 2019 /
Club Nuit: Front de Cadeaux / Diana Alma / Discolowcost at ​Le Lieu Unique / Nantes / West, France

sam., 01 juin 2019 /
Nuits Sonores 2019 / Night 4 at ​Old Fagor-Brandt Factories / Lyon, France

sam., 27 avr. 2019 /
Anarchy At The Bar - Hugo Sanchez - Lola Kola at ​Coropuna / Rome, Italy

mer., 17 avr. 2019 /
Listen! Festival 2019 at ​Horta Gallery / Brussels, Belgium

sam., 23 févr. 2019 /
Megatron: Front De Cadeaux at ​Opium Club / Lithuania

sam., 19 janv. 2019 /
Liquid /w. BNJMN, Simple Symmetry, Housemeister & More at ​Salon Zur Wilden Renate / Berlin, Germany

The origins of Front de Cadeaux can be traced back to a dating site for bears, some ten years ago. After Maurizio had spotted a Felix Kubin poster on one of Ugo's pictures, the two started chatting. Very much intrigued, Ugo invited Maurizio, who lives in Brussels, to play at a festival he organised in Rome. Shortly thereafter Ugo made Maurizio a resident of his Subwoofer night, one of the first bear parties in Europa that existed outside of the mainstream bear realm.

The two bonded over food of course, over their belief that dance culture is rotting from the inside, and even more over slow, heavy electronic music. You have to picture it: a flat in Brussels, a table with empty bowls and bottles, thick smoke and these two daddy dj’s listening to stacks and stacks of UK rave and breakbeat records on 33 instead of 45 rpm. Testing how deep and sexy these garbage records sound at a pace the bears can actually follow without dropping dead – Ugo & Maurizio baptised it ‘supreme rallentato’.

During those early encounters, their decade long dj experience merged into one, just like their vision that dance culture urgently needs a revolution. To them that means playing 90 bpm in a club at 3am whilst the promoters are shitting themselves, showing everyone that the body follows the groove, and not the bpm, a capitalist and macho construct that’s making crowds go numb instead of making them dance.

Around 2013, they officially started collaborating as Front de Cadeaux, referring to the Italian way of pronouncing Front 242, the Belgian EBM legends. “Le pédé BPM” (the bpm gay), their first release, followed one year later, with a Fabrizio Mammerella remix that kind of became an anthem in some circles. It's at the same time a celebration of their love for a slower groove as it is a queer manifesto, dissociating themselves from the mainstream gay culture in big cities, dominated by a horrible attitude and bad taste both in music and style. Second single “Infodrogue” came about after the drug line Maurizio worked at, stopped operating after midnight. Backed up by a bubbling bassline, it's telling the sad tale of a junk calling in and no-one answering. The references to culture and real life are everywhere, be it in the track titles of later releases – “Ouvre ta bouche” is a joke about Kate Bush, “Cogitate” a hommage to lsd wizard John C. Lilly – or their sound, which is impregnated by psyche music, mushrooms, dub, triphop and space rock.
Coming hot on the heels of the collaboration ep with long time friend Fabrizio Mamarella earlier this year, featuring their two oldest singles appearing on vinyl for the first time, came Front de Cadeaux’ new 12” on EMET records. “We slowly rot” is a manifesto and an epistemological breakdown of standard, empty club music, for in order to reconnect with what it should be about, our whole idea of dance music has to be deconstructed. As Front de Cadeaux militantly puts it: “every act of the human being is about transformation through destruction”.

Manu Louis - Internet (Remix By Front De Cadeaux)

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