bod [包家巷] - maybe now is a good time to stop trying so hard

Rogergoon - hungry 4 Life

No Time Remix (prod. Don Cannon)

Jesus came to free us from our sins so we can live righteously through his guidance

SURF

horizon riddim

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6GjeNi55TU

bashful ft. uli k

Words Fall to Ground is the new digital release on Creamcake from vocalist and producer Organ Tapes.

Organ Tapes is a part of a geographically dispersed set of rising “post-club” and scene of artists that include collectives like Bala Club, Staycore and Genome 6.66 Mbp, as well as artists like Blaze Kidd, Palmistry, coucou chloe and others, he has been releasing music independently under the Organ Tapes moniker since 2009.

He notably released Word Life on influential dance and club label Tobago Tracks in 2015. That album brought a stronger focus on OT's vocals, which continues in the Words Fall to Ground EP, while adding production from his peers, including Berlin’s @sodaplains, Paris’ @blu174 and Liège’s @ssaliva.

‘Believer’ is the only song of the four that features only Zha, and it meanders through the smoothest incarnation of the artist’s cut-and-paste aesthetic, one that liberally takes from a world of pop and noise samples, acapellas and field recordings to create the kind of raw, political world-making pioneered by artists like Elysia Crampton.

Words Fall to Ground EP will be released in full on May 5, with a launch party at Berghain’s new Säule club on May 12.

Words Fall To Ground

Order

Guess Riddim ft. Malibu

Organ Tapes - Into One Name [GNM005] out 30th Dec

   All the names that I gave
to the universe that I created again for you
are now all turning into one name, into one
god.
- Juan Ramón Jiménez, 'The Name Drawn from the Names'

Love is never directed toward this or that property of the loved one (being blond, being small, being tender, being lame), but neither does it neglect the properties in favor of an insipid generality (universal love): The lover wants the loved one with all of its predicates, its being such as it is.
- Giorgio Agamben, The Coming Community

Organ Tapes - Seedling

11 tracks from family 

Cover Artwork by Tavi Lee 

Master by Laura Ingalls 

" Genome6.66mbp is the record label soundtracking the shanghai underground " - i-D

Genome Compilation Vol.2 - "Self Salvation"

Organ Tapes - Fa Shao

@caprix

Vocals by Travis Scott
DL: http://www.mediafire.com/download/wehowcjzg4gy88u/FullBody.mp3

FullBody

Kamixlo - Cicatriz
Format: LP (red) / DL
Cat.No. PAN 114
Release Date: 30 October 2020
Purchase: pan.lnk.to/Cicatriz

Kamixlo has experienced a lot of loss in the last two-and-a-half years. His long-awaited debut LP, Cicatriz, is named after the Spanish word for “scar”, taking its intense and energetic tone from the tough times in the Brixton-based producer’s life. An extremely personal album that follows 11 songs with titles like “Sick”, “Poison” and “Destruction”, it pitches soft and hard sonics against each other to create an urgent and exciting tension as the track listing hurtles through its own emotional rollercoaster. It runs from the lurching drone and monstrously distorted vocal samples of opener “The Coldest Hello (Live From The Russian Spiral)” to the bright and melodic kosmiche-reggaeton closer of “Azucar” (‘sugar’), produced with Swedish cloud rap producer woesum.

Only just past his mid-20s, Kamixlo has been making a name for himself with his dembow and bass-influenced dance deconstructions, releasing three EPs since 2015, as well as running the recently defunct Bala Club party and label, named after Japanese pro wrestling group Bullet Club. The night was an inclusive operation that established its own unique style of cross-genre post club music for the margins, while allowing Kamixlo the space to develop his sound—one that was imbued with its own pop immediacy, as well as smatterings of emo, electro and hardcore.

British-Chilean Kamixlo’s Cicatriz is rife with surprising references. These include the thumping industrial of “The Burning Hammer Bop”—taking its title from one of the most dangerous professional wrestling moves ever invented—and the growling sub bass of “DKD Lethal”—named after DJ Lethal of famous nu metal band Limp Bizkit. Meanwhile, long-time collaborator, producer and Endless party founder Felix Lee appears on the scrambled rhythm and cut-up sampling of “Demonic Y”. As the saying goes, there’s no pleasure without pain, no resurrection without destruction, and Cicatriz is all these things at once.

The album is mastered by Beau Thomas, featuring artwork & graphic design by Daniel Swan.

@kamixlo @woesum