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International purveyors of the good groove, Futureboogie, notch up their eighth annual Summer Riot compilation EP this August, with an eclectic gathering of producers and tracks that fittingly encapsulate the current balmy vibes and a summer load of festivals and parties already behind us.

Techno dream-weaver, A Sagittariun, follows up his recent Futureboogie remix of Desert Sound Colony’s ‘Beta Burner’ with a hypnotic chugger, laced with the crystalline melodies that Sagi is renowned for, whilst Disco Halal regular, Kincaid, serves up some splendid 80s affected disco licks that reach for the stars.

Former Digital Justice member Liam Duggan (and one of the few Brits to release on Derrick May’s Fragile label), introduces his new project, The Red Flower Union, with a stylish yet wonky analogue workout.  

Prior releases for Cin Cin and Cutters have already brought STATUE to our attention, and ‘Ivory’ is a shining collage of live percussive work and ‘hands in the air’ piano and organ motifs, driven by its steady house rhythm.  And closing the ‘Summer Riot VIII’ release is Futureboogie regular, Neil Diablo, who yet again delivers a first class deployment of a new age Italo roller that’s packed with juicy synths and hard hitting drum machines.

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Various Artists - Summer Riot VIII (FBR068) [clips]

August continues its journey carrying, over the chilled summer vibes to the deeper shades of the underground electronic music and impressing us with a large number of outstanding releases. This month Johaness Paluka returns to Midgar Records under his Iron Curtis moniker with a mind-bending package; the Montreal-based Biochip debuts on the CPU Records; the Dublin-based Italian producer Lerosa has a triumphant return with his first in a eight years album; Sophia Saze unveils the second part of her continuous cassette album “Self”; Giegling affiliate Dwig returns to his own imprint with a beautifully evocative double album; Rotterdam-based imprint Nous’klaer Audio brings the endless summer vibes with their "Nous’klaer Summer Sampler 19" compilation, featuring gems from the label’s artists; Love Letters provides acid-induced retro-futuristic house excursions; Vivian Koch drops a new album on Danny Daze’s Omnidisc imprint; Futureboogie Recordings treats its listeners with their annual “Summer Riot” compilation series, and Mule Musiq continues their 15th anniversary celebration with a mesmerizing release by the Japanese producer Kuniyuki. 

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Best New Releases from August 2019

Breakfast with Elisa

The Book Of Thump Remixes

Dance Like It's Your Life (Fouk Remix)

Disco'77

Disco'77 (Original Mix)

Stand Up Remixes

Stand Up (Tiger & Woods Remix)

This is a very special Gomma 12inch: venezuela's latindisco superstars LOS AMIGOS INVISIBLES met up with DIMTRI FROM PARIS in a Miami studio and did a new version of Chaz Jankel's old track. The original already is a boogie - funk bomb. But then RAY MANG made a extended version that makes people go crazy on the dancefloor. Check this out!


Los Amigos Invisibles & Dimitri From Paris - Glad To Know You (Ray Mang's Flying Dub) (excerpt)

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Vintage, retro, throwback… All synonyms for an aesthetic that plays upon nostalgia for a time or place gone past. 
Today at Delayed we bring you a snapshot of the above, in the form of Biochip and a track off their debut release titled ‘Synthase’ on Sheffield based label, CPU Records. Simulated Events, our premiere for today, does exactly that, bringing forth memories of an analog time, full of warmth, highly melodic and emotional. Everything you’d ever want in a track right? All factors which piqued our interest and hopefully will yours. 
Biochip aka Melissa Speirs and Julian Kochanowski hail from Montreal and have been digging deep into a world of live recordings. The result of which, you hear before you. 
The rest of this release will be out in August so if you do like, we suggest following their bandcamp and purchasing the vinyl as well.

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PREMIERE: Biochip - Simulated Events [CPU Records]

Taking you deeper into the twisting realms of trippy analog and digital is our guide today, Iron Curtis. Master of many things House and Techno, Johannes Paluka aka Iron Curtis has crafted a fantastic release which has us firing on all cylinders. ‘And The Temper’ out soon on August the 9th via German label, Office Recordings is Iron Curtis’ third release on the imprint and once again joins such company as Christopher Rau, and Baaz. 

While this release is an incredibly solid four tracker, our focus for today is on the A side, 010103. A cryptic name for a seemingly cryptic track. Tensions run high as an off kilter kick and smattering of hi-hats greet the listener immediately and persist throughout, while the signature melancholic pads that we know and love here at Delayed breathe deep in the background. As the track progresses, small elements come in and out of focus, almost like appearing through a fog, elements that keep the track interesting and changing, never once falling back upon a monotonous loop...

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Iron Curtis on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/iron-curtis
Iron Curtis on FB: https://www.facebook.com/ironcurtismusic/
Office Recordings on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/office-recordings

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PREMIERE: Iron Curtis - 010103 [Office Recordings]

Summer Riot VIII

Neil Diablo - Colorado (FBR068) [clip]

STATUE - Ivory (FBR068) [clip]

The Red Flower Union - Natural Self (FBR068) [clip]

Kincaid - Bulfas (FBR068) [clip]

A Sagittariun - Machine Elf (FBR068) [clip]

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Fleeing her Soviet ruled home of Tbisili at a young age with her parents, Saze grew up as a nomad living in Russia, France, Canada and the USA before finally settling down and pursuing a career in NYC. A classically trained musician and dancer, before long the Georgian turned her back on corporate life to pour her heart and soul into the arts. Becoming a diligent and versatile electronic music producer, DJ and live act, Sophia Saze is as comfortable sculpting intricate and atmospheric productions in the studio as she is decimating dancefloors with robust Techno and frenetic Breaks. 

Reflecting on her turbulent life and how it’s formed her own identity, Saze composed her aptly titled debut album, ‘Self’. Released on cassette in two instalments, ‘Part I’ dropped in June and was critically acclaimed with support from the likes of BBC 6MUSIC’s Tom Ravenscroft, Mixmag, DJ Mag, XLR8R, Resident Advisor, Future Music, Attack Magazine, TRAX, Tsugi, Ransom Note and Groove Magazine, with the latter drawing a
parallel between hers and Burial’s music.

Completing the journey, ‘Part II’ meanders through genres like Ambient, Hip Hop and Breaks, and features very personal insights including handpicked samples from Soviet television shows and VHS cassette recordings from her childhood.
Hidden allusions of her classical music education bring up distant memories and melt together the organic but thoroughly electronic ambience. Crackles, hushes and hisses are elaborated so well that the record virtually gushes over the ears like mountain torrents. It appears peaceful and quiet, then rousing and it is sparked with bewildering sounds. It lets scattered beats arise from the thicket and drown again in streams of noise. But in the end, especially the haunting seriousness of the album is compelling.
As a concept album, ‘Self’ consists of short and precise tracks mixed together, signifying a proper way to redefine a musical work in the modern age.

Mixed by commended Kingdoms label head Francis Harris, Sophia Saze’s detailed sound-design is brought to the front for an illuminating listening experience.

Sophia Saze - Hope

10 months on from his last solo outing - a four-track missive of "Good Vibes" on Midnight Riot - South London's Shit Hot Soundsystem makes his belated bow on Slightly Transformed. There's much to enjoy on opener "Playground", a buzzing, low-slung chunk of mind-altering dub disco full of trippy electronic noises, intense bass, funky guitars and well-placed samples from a New York disco classic. On accompanying cut "Oh My My" he whips off his shirt and runs giddily towards sunny and summery disco pastures, adding his distinctive touch to a glassy eyed early '80s cut full of chopped-up rifts, celebratory vocal snippets and excitement-building filter sweeps.

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Shit Hot Sound System - Playaround

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"In the beginning, there was Thump: the primordial groove of the universe.

In the beginning, groove was harmony and harmony was a groove.

Long before the age of humans, the Thumpasaurus roamed the Earth, serving the cosmos as the teachers of the Thump. The Thumpasaurus helped distribute secret wisdom to all life and non-life forms." -excerpt from The Book of Thump.

Today, we present a series of club-oriented re-imaginings from the Book of Thump. We are not trying to re-write the tales or stories, but rather provide a new context for the same teachings and mythical proverbs. Fouk, Cody Currie, Friend Within embark on an interstellar voyage to assist in this quest for new knowledge and insight. Voyagers like Sam von Horn, Danny Goliger, Henry Was, Benny Bridges and Justin Jay also bring forth their own interpretations of the eternal tales encapsulated​ in the Book of Thump. If we are ever unsure of what the stories mean, we can always look to the Book itself for guidance: as chapter 2 of the Book exclaims, "Dance Like It's Your Life!" Enjoy.

Thumpasaurus - Dance Like It's Your Life (Fouk remix) [PREVIEW]

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4 secret weapons by maestro Kapote. Rare disco and early hip House tracks from the late 1970ies/early 1980ies reworked for Kapote's own DJ sets.

Kapote - Give It To Me Edit

Review: If you're gonna give your EP a title like that, you'd damn well better HAVE 'da funk' to back it up. Thankfully, Mexican producer Van Pratt most assuredly does. 'Nothing But Funk' itself kicks off the EP, opening with a full-phat bassline before ushering in an 80s boogie-style vocal and some VERY 80s-sounding synth chords. That sets the tone for the rest of the EP, with 'Groove It' marrying white-socked 80s soul vibes to a liquid-y funk geetar line while 'All Night Long' is a straight-up boogie number built for cruising along Ocean Drive with the top pulled down and your Wayfarers on, baby...

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Monsieur Van Pratt - Nothing But Funk [Slightly Transformed]

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DJ T. is back on Get Physical with more of his authentic, well informed dance floor gold.

DJ T. is an increasingly regular presence on the label having put out a number of singles in the last year as well as releasing on the likes of Play It Say It. He is a venerated veteran who has done everything from open clubs to edit magazines and release wide ranging full lengths. His finger remains firmly on the pulse of the freshest underground sounds despite such a long career.

The track itself is a dazzling affair with a chugging groove overlaid with brilliant Italo melodies. The slick production is warm and colourful and makes for a future retro affair with a squelchy bassline that is guaranteed to get hands in the air.

You can always rely on DJ T. to serve up timeless cuts and that’s just what he does here with a record that also provides an early taster of his ‘Transorient Express’ LP scheduled for next year.

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