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@kasra-v
@radiantrecords

Kasra V’s Hyperdelic EP, his first release on Radiant Records, showcases the producer’s attentive ear for textural and rhythmic play. His last EP from 2018, Akasa, was a collection of dreamy, break-driven pieces, and a more ambient collaboration with Dopplereffekt; timbre and meticulously tuned sonics were also in focus then, but we now hear a reduction of form, and with it, a saturation of style.

“Voice note to self” kicks off the EP with a boom-bap drum loop. The rhythm continues as percussive elements are added and removed, adhering to the groove and its growing complexity. A warm bassline chugs along, pitched vocals mumble into the static, and an ascendant pad begins to give the track a gorgeous depth: a horizon. Following is a remix of the same track by Byron B. Yeates and Roza Terenzi, adapting certain samples from Kasra V’s production and looping them up to a brisk 142 BPM. As can be expected from these two, the kick’s punchy 4/4 structure is buttressed by crisp percussion and clever, unexpected rhythms.

On the B-side, “Vesper” takes us back to downtempo. Bumping on at around 80 BPM, Kasra V builds upon a drum-machine loop with processed percussion samples: a snare-roll one could hear in a jungle track, chopped claps panning across the break, and so on. And the slow, warm gurgle of an 808 comes in just at the point of fracture, holding it all together. “Night Prime” extends the EP’s principle of a drum loop serving as the skeleton – with greater drama, somehow. Like in “Voice note to self”, we hear vocal samples, but here they swerve in and out of clarity; we break into unexpected moments of silence, and the loop restarts; 3 minutes in, a huge, minor piano chord breaks upon the track like dusk. “Warm up great” closes the EP with the blend of left-field groove and dissonance one might associate with Future Sound of London or early work of The Chemical Brothers. The textures and tunings of each sample are so dense, so delicious, Kasra V lets us savour them for the last 20 seconds of the EP, lost in the reverb of a singly struck piano key.

pi pi pi premiere: Kasra V - Voice Note To Self (Radiant Love)

We Have

Alternative version without Trick Daddy's vocals.

GOTA (Dub Mix)

Né à Lyon en 2024, ALT.ID est un jeune label de musique électronique qui refuse les étiquettes. Porté par une équipe curieuse et passionnée, le projet revendique une approche libre et hybride, où chaque sortie explorera une nouvelle facette du spectre électronique. Pour marquer son lancement, le label dévoile son premier Various, ALT:001, rassemblant Nuage Rose, Venetia, Juste S et Emptone, quatre artistes aux univers singuliers mais réuni·es par une même énergie. 
Aujourd’hui, c’est la track « No Words Needed » de Juste S qu’on vous dévoile avant la sortie officielle le 15 novembre.

Track : No Words Needed
Artist : Juste S
VA : ALT:001
Label : ALT. ID
Format : Digital
Release date : November 15, 2025

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SoundCloud - @justesmusic
Instagram - www.instagram.com/juste.s.uz/

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PREMIERE | Juste S - No Words Needed [ALT. ID]

DIZZY TUNES 009 VINYL ONLY

Artist: DJ KRIME
Title: DRMBOX
Label: DIZZY TUNES
Cat: DIZZY009
Genre: CHICAGO/ ACID
Format: 12"
Rel. Date: 15.03.2016
Worldwide distributed at vinylfuture.com
Contact: dizzytunesrecords@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/dizzytunesrecords
www.facebook.com/djkrimemusic
Mastered at www.online-audio-mastering.net
www.facebook.com/schatz.mastering.studio

009 - DJ KRIME - DRMBOX SNIPPETS

ARTIST: DMITRY DISTANT / LECTROMAGNETIQUE
LABEL: BASS AGENDA RECORDINGS
CAT. NO: BA039
FORMAT: VINYL
RELEASE DATE: 04 MARCH 2016
MASTERED BY: ALEK STARK at Fundamental Audio

TRACKLIST:

DMITRY DISTANT – ‘THEOSOPHIST’
DMITRY DISTANT – ‘LOBOTOMY’
DMITRY DISTANT – ‘CONTEMPLATION’
DMITRY DISTANT – ‘LOBOTOMY’ (OBERGMAN REMIX)

LECTROMAGNETIQUE – ‘ORBITER’
LECTROMAGNETIQUE – ‘ANN’
LECTROMAGNETIQUE – ‘NOT FOR MANKIND’

Continuing Bass Agenda’s mission to highlight the gems hidden away in the underground enclaves of Electro and Techno the label releases its 4th vinyl. Russian Dmitry Distant and Ukrainian Lectromagnetique take a side of the red marbled vinyl disc each; both artists that have made more than a blip on Dave Clarke’s radar over the last couple of years.

Since his debut, also on Bass Agenda, Lectromagnetique has had the support of the Baron both on and off his White Noise Radio show and appeared on the ‘White Noise 500’ compilation released in 2015. Dmitry Distant’s first release on Bass Agenda also got a vote of confidence when his track ‘Forme De La Nuit’ made it into Clarke’s “Best of Electro 2014” show.

Both artists have a penchant for the darker, more sinister side of electronic music and through channelling that dark energy take familiar track structures and twist them into something individual.

Dmitry Distant’s side of the record sees a journey through abstract soundscapes, hefty dark atmospheric Techno and Electro, rounded off nicely by a dark funk injected remix from Sweden’s Obergman. All made live with machines, Dmitry’s tracks are the authentic type of electronic music the popular scene would have you forget. No surprise then that his live schedule is taking him across Europe including a gig alongside the mighty Rude66 and Luke Eargoggle in Berlin.

Lectromagnetique takes you on a ride through some edgy, acidic and melancholic broken techno experiences. Whilst many seek to portray that cold, sci-fi, and industrial vibe in their music, few get to draw on the experiences of living in the Pripyat region on Chernobyl’s doorstep. As you listen you can feel and visualise places you would otherwise never dare tread or let your mind wander to.

This is a record for those who don’t accept the norm and want to challenge and excite their audience; all with the Bass Agenda seal of quality.

“the influential Bass Agenda radio show & label…” [DJ Mag]

“Bass Agenda is killing Electro with its releases, consistently ground breaking” [Dave Clarke]

The release will be available direct from the label via Bandcamp bassagendarecordings.bandcamp.com and is also distributed by MSR in Vienna: info@minimalsoul.com

Split vinyl | EP side preview [BAR#039]

Junq -  From Below

Hugo Massien - Kontrol

B2 from 'Destination Love' EP on @lobster-theremin

You Think? [LT047]

written by : @obergman
mastering: Harrison Holt
label : @rocktea
release date: Feb 2nd, 2019

buy / pre-order t-shirt compilation:
https://bizaarbazaar.bandcamp.com/album/bizaarbazaar-02-tshirt

Obergman - Sentinov

Strictly speaking, this one isn't a premiere, but we've made an exception for Bluff Records' debut release.

Originally released in 2000 as an extremely limited white label promo, Voy-E's 'Day Off' EP is a little known nugget of gold that was produced during Florida's breakbeat boom in the late '90s. Sadly, due to label complications, this gem never went on to receive the full release it deserved. Luckily for us, newly formed London-based label Bluff Records has stepped in to save the day - having spent months tirelessly tracking down the original label owner, who now resides in North Carolina, USA.

Lovingly restored from the original master CD, the EP consists of three beautifully crafted club tracks, each touching on elements of breakbeat, rave and electro. Our pick for the premiere is the title track 'Day Off'. 

Pre-order your copy here: bit.ly/bluffvoye

Bluff Records 001 Promos

Pre-Order

Phonica Premiere: Voy-E - Day Off [BLUFF RECORDS]

Title track from Reptant's Reptilian Magnetism EP 

@reptant_the_lizard

Pre-Orders:
Bandcamp: tinyurl.com/tbnvlx3
Phonica: tinyurl.com/SALT014-Phonica
ColdCutsHotWax: tinyurl.com/SALT014-ColdCuts
Deejay: tinyurl.com/SALT014-Deejay
Redeye: tinyurl.com/SALT014-Redeye
Decks: tinyurl.com/SALT014-Decks
HHV: tinyurl.com/SALT014-HHV
Lobster: tinyurl.com/SALT014-Lobster

Reptant - Reptilian Magnetism

Playlist:

01. Anthony Rother - The Message (Space Mix)
02. Anthony Rother - The Message
03. Hugo Massien - Twist & Turn
04. Silas & Snare - Memories
05. Mekas - Chaosmos
06. Djedjotronic - Abyssal Zone
07. Datawave - Celestial Sphere
08. Jensen Interceptor - The Fontainebleau
09. Lanark Artefax - Touch Absence
10. Daze Prism - Why
11. Heritage - The Revelation
12. Loco Dice - Roots
13. DJ Normal 4 - Return Of The Hooligans

Electrocity

Cignol - Gatwick Runner Master Jhnz

"Reptant returns to X'trapolis unaware of the danger manifesting on the outskirts of Squamata. With the Lizard Tech Militia stranded on Earth - all remaining hope lies with the primordial Gecko Force.

Will Reptant and The Gecko Force's extensive knowledge of X'trapolis be enough to save the delicate and precious lifeforms that call this planet in turmoil their home?"

@reptant_the_lizard
Mastered by Alden Tyrell (@aldentyrell)
Cut by Marco Pellegrino at Analog Cut. (@marco-pellegrino)
Pressed at Record Industry.
Distributed by One Eye Witness.

LKR Records, 2020, Naarm (Melbourne), Australia.

“Dedicated to all the Lacertilia in the galaxy, May your forests remain untouched and liberated”

Vinyl Out Now!
Bandcamp: tinyurl.com/LKR010-PreOrder
One Eye Witness (Distributor): tinyurl.com/LKR010-OneEyeWitness

Return To Planet X'trapolis

A2 // Reptant 'Planet X'trapolis' [LKR010]

Label started by Anil Lal, Jay Lal and (Majkel Graphic Designer.) Set to release acid based electronix on limited pressings of 200.

Cignol - Gatwick Runner Master Jhnz

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