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Hell Yeah Recordings are pleased to present a brand new 12" by Giorgio Giri and Marco Lentano aka Mushrooms Project, a DJ and production duo that has been turning out great 12”s and two full lengths since 2009. Their worldly disco sound is infused with all sort of influences from ambient to house, pop to psychedelia... guess why Hell Yeah team loves them...

The Rio Disco 12” features three cuts. The first is Rio Disco 84, a blissed out ambient cut with trilling guitars, lush pads and lots of seaside atmospheres. Organic hand drums and golden strings ensure it will have you fully horizontal before the end. Then comes an acoustic reprise of the same track, which is even more stripped back and beautiful, and then it’s Rio Disco 94.
This one is driven by flabby bass and deep, soft, rolling drums. Bird calls, breaking waves and languorous wind instruments all sooth your mind and soul as the track unfolds perfectly patiently.

This is a jam packed selection of greatness from one of modern disco’s finest acts with a very tasty 12” of bliss-disco to boot.

Available as a 12” plus an exclusive Mix-CD available via Bandcamp, Rio Disco Experience pulls together dazzling cuts from at the duo from labels like Is It Balearic?, Leng, and of course Hell Yeah.

LEXX “Lovely release. I Like all versions.”
EDDIE C “another journey around the world in 80 bpm .. fantastic music once again from the Mushrooms!”
Dr. ROB (Test Pressing) “It`s the `84 for me. Enough strangeness there.”
CHRIS COCO “Very Cool, slomo and Balearic”
FELIX DICKINSON “Another hit for me from the Mushroom boys, love it!”
PHIL COOPER (NuNorthern Soul) “Another wondeful release. Full support”
DJ KENT (Force Of Nature) “Love Rio Disco 94”
RUNE LINDBAEK “Multe bene balearico!”
SASHA TESSIO (Krossfingers) “interestng beat in 94 version”

Mushrooms Project - Rio Disco 84

The world of noon would be the most captivating expedition on which they had embarked yet. The sun shone for twenty four continuous hours, day and night were at one. This was a place with no darkness, simply endless, enchanting daylight. The voyage might last them a lifetime, they would sail across the galaxies, until they reached the world of noon.
Khidja are seemingly unstoppable at present. Following a string of releases for Love On The Rocks, Malka Tuti, Bahnsteig 23 and more they have decided to launch their own label alongside Borusiade, The Holy Fix and Utopus.

PREMIERE: Khidja - World Of Noon [P Balans]

Emotional Response starts 2017 with a mini-album of ambient-equatorial enlightenment by Australia’s mysterious Tropical Hi-Fi. The final record from an artist appearing on the label’s Schleißen series, this also points to the future.

Based somewhere in the far flung Northern Territories, the music of Hi-Fi’s pre-incarnation Electric Egypt was first discovered via the note-worthy airwaves of L.A’s outstanding Dublab radio station.

As the wonderfully diverse internet shows and project’s dense, hip-hop inspired collages came to fruition with 2012’s Exotica release, a dual awareness and sporadic contact was maintained whenever a signal could be established with Hi-Fi base camp. As the Schleißen series was formed, the studio-DJ-cut-up-mix of Oceanic Mythology was warmly received as an inspired counterpoint to the dense offering from Don’t DJ.

These first real solo recordings from the Hi-Fi crew - whoever he/she/they maybe - moves on from the cut’n’paste of Electric Egypt to seek a meditative vision.

Ambient, drone and field recordings are all part of a drifting tropical flavour that encompasses the listener. Music truly inspired by it’s surroundings, this is not some music journal, flying in to sample a life and it’s sounds, but the real, living entity and it can be heard deep across 8 short pieces.

None is more typified than here with Tahiti Blue, where fellow traveler Mike Cooper layers his ubiquitous steel blues over simple, lilting drums. 

Enjoy.

Tropical Hi-Fi - Tahiti Blue

Summer is here and it’s time for the Sunday Paper compilation, featuring some of the more horizontal and forgotten corners of the catalogue.  

There are two exclusives with Bergen’s Keyboy making a return to the label and the wondrous GladLaks i Galaxen plus Leftside Wobbles’s unreleased space dub of Leon Sweet’s Sunny Bigler.  Add in artists new and old like Jamie L, Crazy P, Maxx Mortimer, Steve Cobby, Flash Atkins, De Fantastiske To, Kahuun plus many more and it’s sunshine all the way.
  
So crack a tinny / roll a fat one / stick the kettle on / crank the BBQ and dive in.

Sunday Paper Vol. 3

Gladlaks I Galaxen

Keyboy - GladLaks I Galaxen (96kbps)

Coco Monad - Kervan

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Tofistock have decided to take us to the movies for their fist compilation, enlisting the help of Olsvanger, Lily Haz, and Emma de Seze among others to help us settle for the main feature, complete with popcorn, trailers and anti piracy messages.
One of the standout performances and shoe in for an Oscar nominee is Drama Goddess, with Holy Mountain. Inspired in no small part by the Alejandro Jodorowski avant garde classic, the track rings out with droney guitars distant echo of birdsong, tabla drums as a quiet psychedelia sets in and overcomes the atmosphere of the track which doesn't sound a million miles from bands like the Brian Jonestown Massacre at their very best. 
If you only see one movie this year, make it one of those big Marvel franchise films. but if you only buy one compilation based on an EP, make it Movie Makers on Tofistock.

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PREMIERE | Drama Goddess - The Holy Mountain [Tofistock] 2018

Sphinx - Frieden

JUNO REVIEW: First making his name via production work for Swayzak, more recently Bologna, Italy resident Francecso Brini has stepped out as an artist in his own right under the 'Frank Agrario' moniker. Here, he comes to Tom Tom Disco with a four-track EP that's a melting pot of dancefloor and world music influences. 'Nefro' is a looping, percussive workout with Egyptian/Middle Eastern overtones, 'Kalakutta' is an Afro-style deep houser with jazz tinges, 'Tapwater' is a mellower groove, again with an African feel, and then finally Leonor brings us an epic, remix of 'Kalakutta' complete with broody synths and cinematic spoken vocal.

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03 Frank Agrario - Tapwater

Strapontin: "This song is a poetical statement about a man who doesn't follow society's norms to find his own freedom. It refers to a kind of post-70's hippie utopia but I still find strong connections to our present time. I love the way Brigitte Fontaine & Areski both mock everything with naive and insolent attitude. Although I made it sounds darker (as actual world is), like a looped mantra dub trying to cast a spell, disenchant the blinded and rise the black sheep."

Sphinx - Frieden

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