Map it

This track, included in the EP “A Momentary Convergence of Differently Paced Trajectories”, is Maurizio Ravalico’s personal take on “Fear of Mapping”, one of the tracks on “No Fiction Now!”, the debut album of his notorious trio Fiium Shaarrk.


Credits:

Drumkit - Rudi Fischerlehner
Electronics - Isambard Khroustaliov
All additional snares, all samba instruments and field-recorded sounds - Maurizio Ravalico
Produced and mixed by Maurizio Ravalico
Track's image: detail from a collage by Katrin Plavcak

You can buy Maurizio's EP here:
https://maurizioravalico.bandcamp.com/album/a-momentary-convergence-of-differently-paced-trajectories
Or ask your local retailer if you live outside of the UK.

Listen to the original Fiium Shaarrk track here:
http://not-applicable.bandcamp.com/track/fear-of-mapping

Fear of Mapping (Maurizio Ravalico's Left Handed Marching Army version)

Bad Mapping
From "Transform& Unite EP" on USA Import Music

http://www.beatport.com/release/transform-and-unite/378378

Bad mapping [USA IMPORT Music 0934]

A fantastic EP made of four unique tracks each having their profound personality and feelings. It may remind elegant deep house but also driving hypnotic techno, while the journey passes trough electro arpeggiated patterns with influences ranging from Detroit deep sound to New Wave and Progressive House touches...Authentic electronic music, inspired and inspiring as it should be...sonic and visual...relaxing and energising...transporting and reviving...We've got some very warm early feedbacks so just dig it and let us know what you think!

Available in exclusivity on Beatport during two weeks, then will be available on all platforms on the 25th of August 2024...Enjoy!

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Space Caladium

Theres a moment when the bass hits your chest cavity just right, and suddenly you're not sure if you're a human being anymore or just another conduit in the grand scheme of things thats where Fundamental Harmonics latest EP Xylem lives. This four-track voyage doesn't just nod to the biological architecture of life; it definitely embraces it with the kind of abandon usually reserved for late-night quantum physics debates in smoke-filled basements. The opening track Plasmodesma flows like lifeblood through electronic arteries, pushing ethereal melodies upward against gravity, while an electro bassline anchors the whole thing to Earth or whatever planet you think you're on. Its the kind of track that makes you realise were all just elaborate plumbing systems in the end, carrying signals through the noise. Meristem drops into the dub techno universe like a seed breaking soil in slow motion. The track grows outward from a hypnotic core, its massive dub bass expanding like dark matter through deep space, while chords float like cosmic debris in zero gravity. This is what plants dream about when they're plotting their quiet takeover of abandoned cities. Thylakoid emerges like the first rays of dawn through chlorophyll-stained glass, its minimal techno framework unfurling with photosynthetic precision. The track builds from a microscopic pulse into something almost ecclesiastical, as crystalline synths transform into luminous choirs imagine a cathedral built by cells, where every prayer is answered in frequencies. Closing out with Xylem like watching plant cellular data transferring solar energy into the organic chemicals of life. The groovy synth loops connect like neural pathways, proving that whether you're mapping the cosmos or studying plant cells, its all the same beautiful mess of connections and rhythms. Xylem EP isn't just another collection of tracks its a biological system disguised as a space odyssey, or maybe its the other way around. Either way, it'll make you dance while contemplating your place in the universe, and isn't that what were all looking for on a sweaty dancefloor? Well it will even give you the same feeling at home, any time of the day.

Fundamental Harmonics - Xylem - LPK042

Fundamental Harmonics - Thylakoid - LPK042

Fundamental Harmonics - Meristem - LPK042

Fundamental Harmonics - Plasmodesma - LPK042

Theres a moment when the bass hits your chest cavity just right, and suddenly youre not sure if youre a human being anymore or just another conduit in the grand scheme of things thats where Fundamental Harmonics latest EP Xylem lives. This four-track voyage doesnt just nod to the biological architecture of life; it definitely embraces it with the kind of abandon usually reserved for late-night quantum physics debates in smoke-filled basements. The opening track Plasmodesma flows like lifeblood through electronic arteries, pushing ethereal melodies upward against gravity, while an electro bassline anchors the whole thing to Earth or whatever planet you think youre on. Its the kind of track that makes you realize were all just elaborate plumbing systems in the end, carrying signals through the noise. Meristem drops into the dub techno universe like a seed breaking soil in slow motion. The track grows outward from a hypnotic core, its massive dub bass expanding like dark matter through deep space, while chords float like cosmic debris in zero gravity. This is what plants dream about when theyre plotting their quiet takeover of abandoned cities. Thylakoid emerges like the first rays of dawn through chlorophyll-stained glass, its minimal techno framework unfurling with photosynthetic precision. The track builds from a microscopic pulse into something almost ecclesiastical, as crystalline synths transform into luminous choirs imagine a cathedral built by cells, where every prayer is answered in frequencies. Closing out with Xylem like watching plant cellular data transferring solar energy into the organic chemicals of life. The groovy synth loops connect like neural pathways, proving that whether youre mapping the cosmos or studying plant cells, its all the same beautiful mess of connections and rhythms. Xylem EP isnt just another collection of tracks its a biological system disguised as a space odyssey, or maybe its the other way around. Either way, itll make you dance while contemplating your place in the universe, and isnt that what were all looking for on a sweaty dancefloor? Well it will even give you the same feeling at home, any time of the day.

Links
Soundcloud Fundamental Harmonics: https://soundcloud.com/fundamental-harmonics
Plasmodesma on Soundcloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/VPLZMVh8N9hkV4i4A
Full release Xylem EP: https://on.soundcloud.com/QQymxBSiP7jyWQCz5
Beatport link for the release: https://www.beatport.com/release/xylem/4893036?srsltid=AfmBOorHUNS8mFn9VXN5FxGn09rahA0tydRmd27BUgi1xb66M-H8zr3S
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premiere: Fundamental Harmonics - Plasmodesma (Lepton Quark Records)

Anderson Noise - Mapping (radio tv edit) - [Noise Music]

Turbo 57
DMX Krew
Bass Drop EP

We at Turbo are longtime fans of DMX Krew, so it's a real honor to work with him again 6 years after his last contribution to our now defunct sub-label 'White Leather'. We don't normally trace an artist's history or include much biography in our press releases, but we feel the need in this case to pay our respects to a long and brilliant career. With all the crap that gets paraded around nowadays it's easy to forget who the real masters are... ED DMX is one of them. 

I've always held a soft spot for Ed, he was one of my favorite producers in the proto-electro heyday. Hearing his live version of the Knight Rider theme at Sona (Tiga's club circa '96) was (believe it or not) a revelation. Of all the artists I'd met up until then, he was the coolest: he could play synths better than anyone I'd ever heard, he had the balls to do vocals in his live-set, but he was a sweet, soft-spoken, and super funny guy.  

For reasons I've never understood, Ed's pop side didn't seem to take off and for awhile things took a distinctly experimental turn... interesting stuff, but a departure from the bright immediacy I loved in his earlier records. I was starting to put him into that category of genius artist that pissed me off because they weren't making the music I wanted them to make, but were on some brain-trip doing things I didn't understand (think Aphex Twin, Prince, Jori Hulkkonen...). So I let him fall off my radar... And THEN...

2007 rolls around and his alias 101 Force drops " 'Tha Return', followed shortly thereafter by 'SH101 Triggers MS10', easily two of my favorite records of the year and some of the best acid house ever made. Buy them now. I could blather on and on about how incredible those records are, but the important thing is that we took action and signed 'The Bass Drop.'

This EP doesn’t reference or pay homage to Acid House so much as it embodies it. This is the real deal. 

It is with great pride that we bring you DMX Krew, same as he ever was, the analog don back to school all you blog-turds in the art of the acid groove.


Bass Drop EP

DMX Krew - Texture Mapping

mapping experience

French producer / DJ and label owner based in Northern Thailand, experimenting with sounds inspired by views on rice paddies. 
The release "Asha" EP peaked at number 1 on the top 100 on Whatpeopleplay.com in 2015.

The music is inspired by Detroit techno, immersive house, electronica, ambient, nature, sci-fi movies & comic strips, cosmology and mysteries schools.

All began in 1998 when Baptiste got a job as traffic-programmer for Paris-based DJ station RADIO FG in 1998. 

Shortly after he released 5 techno tracks “Onset Asynchrony EP” (CB21) on CHRONOBRAIN in 1999. 

After a few years his sound tended to be more experimental, melodic  and intimate. Baptiste produced a downtempo/ electronica  LP signed under the name CORAL COVE "Prism energy" LP in 2004 on BELIEVE DIGITAL.

In 2005, one demo is given to LAURENT GARNIER during a night at the Rex Club, and a few days later Laurent and Eric Morand signed the track “Northbridge” for the compilation “Megasoft Office 2005”  on F-COMMUNICATIONS.

-Also loving working on sound for picture, Baptiste produced the sound design for Julien David’s trashy animated series “Les Multiples” (a South Park alike) shown on french TV network CANAL + during 2005.

In 2011 the EP "Transform and unite" is signed on belgian label USA IMPORT Music. Laurent Garnier checked the record, fell in love with the track "Network Inhibition" and has been playing this tune regularly all over the world since a decade.

In 2012 Baptiste launched the label Lepton Quark Records dedicated to deep, inspired atmospheric groovy music (Techno, House & Electronica).

Keeping the vibe real, cheers!

Bad mapping [USA IMPORT Music 0934]

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