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Radio SALA #26 | Caio Schmitz @caio-schmitz

Tracklist: 

1-Filhos de Gandhi - Caju Edit
2- Marimba Do Mar (Fusion Mix)
3- A Tour in Italy
4- kasso -Kasso
5- As Sublimes & Fausto Fawcett - tyson free
6- Newcleus - Jam on it (Instrumental)
7- Hashim - Al Naafiysh (The Soul)
8- Mc Deddy - Rap do Pirão
9- The Home Wreckers - Jackin (Emu Style)
10- Yemanjá House - Millos Kaiser Edit
11-Work It To The Bone - LRN instrumental
12- Samurai Sam - House of Japonese
13- Ye Khaali Aankhen - Aaron Maple Edit
14- Caio Flávio - Alguém me olhando - Caju Edit

Radio SALA | Caio Schmitz

Ed Longo & Gilberto in the pocket ~ 90 mins of selects from two faves, radiating a beach umbrella or park hangs kinda mood. 

ID Requests ~ @edlongo & @gilbertoiow

1800 triiip - Ed Longo & Gilberto - Mix 032

Collected

CTW155 • Timéo

DC Promo Tracks #866: "Time Won't Tell You Everything" by Jonny Oso is part of the release "Time Won't Tell You Everything" on Super Tuff @supertuffrecords  

Buy from: https://supertuff.bandcamp.com/album/time-wont-tell-you-everything 

More Promo Tracks: https://www.dreamchimney.com/promo

DC Promo Tracks #866: Jonny Oso "Time Won't Tell You Everything"

Russian Dark Disco Syndicate Oberwave is back with another thrilling VA release to celebrate their anniversary. The volume 4 of their compilation series, as usual, gathers a plural concoction of skilled artists from different corners of our crazy and doomed world: Etane (St. Petersburg), Durand (Córdoba) (SXDNS079), Peaces (Jakarta), PVLOMO (Torreon) (SXDNS098), Ruksby (Moscow) (SXDNS256), and Хеrоsоrex (Milan) brought their characteristic soundscapes together and provided an interesting EP clad in darkness and lustiness.

The track we were solicited to premiere comes from the creative mind of Durand, whose previous works appeared on vital labels such as Nein, Esthétique, Logical, Factor City, and Latido. Combining his EBM, Industrial, and Electro influences, the Spanish producer, once again, showcases his production resourcefulness by delivering a hell of a track to the compilation.

“E.N.S.” roughly stands for “electronic NASA music” and carries an aggressive and intense atmosphere, full of elements that, together, trigger that wild desire of dancing to it loud in a packed and filthy basement somewhere/anywhere along with friends and strangers feeling that unique sensation of unity that only music provides. A bouncing bassline accompanied with trippy synth leads plus ominous vocal hooks (which are original NASA recordings combined with scream samples) result in a theme that, in our humble opinion, is one of the highlights of the EP.

You can find (and buy) this and other music pearls on the Bandcamp page of the label: https://oberwave.bandcamp.com/

Follow @durandberlanga & @oberwave, peeps!

PREMIERE252 // Durand - E.N.S.

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Futureboogie Recordings is calling time after ten years with a 20-track compilation that sums up the sound of the lovingly curated Bristol label. From throbbing arps and noirish guitar twangs to errant analogue blips and ceaseless, rolling grooves, it’s a different sound to what you might have heard five years back on the Summer Riot IV compilation, and certainly a long way from the early days. Consider Futureboogie 10² an ode to evolution as much as a toast to all the great tracks and the family of artists that have passed through the wide-reaching Futureboogie sphere since before the label was even a sparkle in the disco ball.
 
Originally founded by Dave Harvey and Steve Nickolls, the roots of Futureboogie lie in an intimate Bristol party called Seen. Started in 2002, this open-hearted session invited the likes of Metro Area, Attica Blues, Carl Craig, Maurice Fulton, Moodymann and Gilles Peterson – based on that heavyweight list, you can see the foundations were laid for what was to come. Futureboogie evolved off the back of these parties as a many-limbed operation – an artist management and booking agency as much as a club night, with Harvey and Nickolls consolidating the sound as DJs around Bristol and beyond. The progression to a record label was a logical one.
 
When Futureboogie Recordings launched in 2011 with Julio Bashmore and Javeon McCarthy’s ‘Father Father’, it represented an extended circle of friends close to the label from Bristol’s deep pool of talent and beyond – amongst them Eats Everything, Waifs & Strays, PBR Streetgang, Behling & Simpson and Crazy P. The reach of the label grew in tandem with its reputation, not to mention the endeavours of the team in other areas of the music game. The Boogiefuturo label became a vital entity on its own terms, carrying a lauded DJ Nature remix of Typesun which encapsulates two distinct generations of Bristolian house music at its best. DJ Nature, who cut his teeth as DJ Milo in the Wild Bunch days, has gone on to become a regular feature on Futureboogie, helping define its soulful, adventurous spirit.

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Zakmina - Driving To Nostalgia (FBRLP002) [clip]

Infuso Giallo - Ocular Soda 12"
BUY LINK: https://infusogiallo.bandcamp.com/album/ocular-soda
Release date: 30 september 2021
Label: Kame House (https://soundcloud.com/kame-house-852734962)
https://soundcloud.com/infusogiallo

Infuso Giallo aka Philipp Carbotta originally hails from rural Western Germany, first cut his teeth in the music scene of nearby Cologne and conducts a host of activities in Berlin for a couple of years now – co-running the label Kame House, designing graphics and producing and playing leftfield electronic music. His debut LP Ocular Soda presents an intersection of these activities – self-released, self-designed, and of course self-produced. Even before the first synth chords and reverse atmospheres of the two-part opener 'Every Waking Hour' tickle the ear, it is the eye that is drawn to the bright, cut-out style cover art – itself made up of two eyes on the front and what seem to be their rough shapes or discarded counterparts on the back.
To stay within that metaphor, Infuso Giallo's music is indeed of a reflective and calm nature, taking cues from Berlin School, library, and New Age musics from roughly the 1970s to the 1990s – steadily repeating and slowly evolving ostinatos, lush digital pads, quirky filtered toplines and electronic percussion that mostly eschews four-four monotony in favor of much more subtle syncopations. Balearic bomb 'The Big Rip' with its big drums and acid bass turns the energy level up a notch while retaining the somnambulistic, lingering quality that makes Ocular Soda such a coherent listening experience – music on the sheath of waking and dreaming, both worlds and their inherent logics freely bleeding into each other. There are moments of great expanse, such as in 'Mole Gaze' – I couldn't help but see myself hovering somewhere in mid-air while the music unfolds as if on a great deserted plane below me. Maybe this is what it sounds like once the mole leaves his tunnels and takes in the sound of the world overground. 'Hello World', indeed, in its multitude of information to eye and ear, in its gently overwhelming quality. The title track 'Ocular Soda' closes the proceedings with a whimsical nod to 1970s botany-centered library music, its brooding chord sequence and sweet lead lines gradually fading in the distance. A fitting ending to an impressive LP of highly evocative, at times somber and at times blissfully naive pieces that leave me yearning for more.

Ocular Soda

PREMIERE : Infuso Giallo - The Big Rip

https://soundcloud.com/mattonipazzi
🛒 https://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/vinyl/monomax-band-immigrant-song-7/
🔊 https://youtu.be/Ehbg4VDBGdA

Covering various classics is not uncommon in Italo Disco. Hardly a song that has not been pressed through the synth mill and spit out again with its own charm.

This is also the case with the premiere release from the label "Mattoni Pazzi" with the "Monomax Band": As the song title already reveals, you will find a reference to the Led Zeppelin classic on side A. In full 80's Italo fashion, this version is peppered with synth riffs, glittering arpeggios, a thundering DX-7 bassline and almost gothic-tinged vocals.

Side B is a remake of the remake and drifts off into the cosmic at a much higher tempo. A hypnotic repetitive bassline is underpinned with loving, oriental-inspired, lead melodies and vibrating soundscapes.
Limited to 300 copies, this 7" is a must for every vinyl lover!

Immigrant Song

PREMIERE: Monomax Band - Immigrant Song [Mattoni Pazzi]

https://soundcloud.com/ninjaexoticmachine
https://soundcloud.com/phobhorecords
🛒 https://phobhorecords.bandcamp.com/album/36-questions
🔊 https://youtu.be/MfXwJHJVE5Y

In the middle of the summer Yeho, an Israeli musician coming from Tel Aviv, was wandering around Italy and randomly he found himself in the “Quintino Basement”, lair of Ninja Exotic Machine.

This casual encounter gave birth to three new tracks where the
duo’s downtempo and tribal style merges with Yeho’s crisp and raw vocal together with intriguing percussions samples extracted from live recordings of the percussionist Andrea Greco.

The result is an Ep called “36 questions” out on Pho Bho Records on the 14th of October.

Tracklist: 

1 Ninja Exotic Machine feat Yeho - Explore My Crack
2 Ninja Exotic Machine feat Yeho - 36 Questions
3 Ninja Exotic Machine feat Yeho - Disolve

Ninja Exotic Machine feat Yeho - 36 Questions

36 Questions

PREMIERE: Ninja Exotic Machine feat Yeho - 36 Questions [Pho Bho Records]

The Charles Webster remix of this track was released in 2015 on the Japan only CD LP, 'Vacations Never Taken' (Victor Entertainment). The Ambient Mix was included on the, 'Miró In The Bathroom' album which came out on Jansen Jardin in April 2021. This is one of two previously unreleased versions available now from the Jansen Jardin Bandcamp page (see buy-link).

Come Come The Rain (Club Mix)

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FE SAMAA @Bawrut @Glitter00
Taken from Bawrut debut album 'In the Middle'
Out Now on Ransom Note Records - https://ransom-note-records.lnk.to/IntheMiddle

Third single lifted from Bawrut’s upcoming LP ‘In the Middle’, ‘Fe Samaa’ features the Moroccan-born Paris-based DJ and singer گليثر٥٥ Glitter on vocals. The bittersweet track blends a balearic beat with lyrics in Arabic telling a story of movement, emigration, optimism and disappointment.

5% of the album profits will be donated to Open Arms, a non-profit non-governmental organisation dedicated to protect those who try to reach Europe by sea, fleeing from armed conflict, persecution or poverty www.openarms.es/

In the Middle

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Bawrut & گليثر٥٥ Glitter -  في السماء (Fe Samaa)

@EarnestJ - The Breakaway

Label - @StartLocalRecords

Release Date - 01/10/21

♫ Info + Buy ♫ - https://www.sinchi-collective.com/earnestj-breakaway-startlocal/

All Sinchi premieres available on
Youtube - www.youtube.com/c/SinchiMusic
Spotify- open.spotify.com/playlist/7sd3nFr…1ff4a1026348467b

♫ Info + Buy ♫

PREMIERE - Earnest J. - The Breakaway (Start Local Records)

@cursesforever is known to mix his rock & roll roots with the darker side of disco, with influences from EBM, new wave, psychedelic synths and post-punk. On his show, he likes to invite guests who all pride themselves on their own unique interpretation of post-punk, 80s, electronic music, and encouraging them to explore their roots and get out of their club music comfort zone.

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Together Alone Avec Benjamin Fröhlich & Curses - 28 Septembre 2021

Richard Sen ran through two hours of slo-mo disco, house and synth pop. Spaced out vocals, groove heavy basslines and hypnotic percussion inside.

Richard Sen - September 2021

Wonderful remix by Mario Moretti taken from our official reissue of "I Am Sure"
Record out now: https://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/vinyl/radiators-i-am-sure-ep/

Vinyl EP

Raffaele Fiume presents Radiators - "I Am Sure" (Mario Moretti Remix)

* INTERVIEW: https://boltingbits.com/mixed-by-eternal-love/

Eternal Love are a DJ duo based out of Milan. Experts in all things funk, disco, jazz and house - us at BB HQ have been keeping our eyes on these guys for a while. Their SoundCloud displays a plethora of mixes - including a residency at Rocket Radio - as well as a few party-ready edits they've done over the years.Other than that though, there's relatively little about these on the internet and something that gives us great pleasure here at BB HQ is shedding some light on the more underground acts. It's rare when we host someone's first ever interview - but when it does happen it's always super special. We got to find out the story behind the duo for the first time in recorded internet history....here it is....

INTERVIEW.

MIXED BY/ Eternal Love

Rambal Cochet (aka St Petersberg’s Konstantyn Isaev aka Volta Cab) lands on Wrong Era with four electronic snapshots suited to the more robust dancefloor. Opener,Leptis Magna, builds and twists through subtle plateaus’ towards a storm of climactic strings that clear to reveal momentary elation. Elation becomes soundtrack suspense on Fabrizio Mammarella’s remix, stripping back the parameters (while bringing the rhythm to the fore), resulting in a driving, tunnel trancer. Enter The Infinite is a steady builder; each tweak charming you towards twilight’s dancing silhouettes. Cyrillic balearic vocal’s melodise The Hidden Magenta, which locks you in it’s groove’s exotic, growing, immediacy.

https://soundcloud.com/volta-cab
https://soundcloud.com/slow-motion-records

PREMIERE⚡️Rambal Cochet - The Hidden Magenta [Wrong Era]

Kisrty P playing Punky weirdo wave from her collection

Kirsty P 25/09/21

RADIO.D59B / COSMIC CAROUSEL #11 w/ Nevena Stankovic

Rodion and Fabrizio Mammarella are back with another precious collaboration EP since “Appennini” released in 2012 but never forgotten in the fame.
They have been like brothers for many years, and after many
collaborations, these two producers are well attuned to each other in their musical soul. Rodion and Fabrizio are both very sophisticated producers and known for their dramatic melodies, mixed with synthesized funk and disco, which turns it into emotional freaky electronic music.
All tracks are recorded in Mexico City, bringing in Mexican artist Mijo as a featuring on the track ‘’Cerro Gordo’’. Moreover, italo-belgian duo Front De Cadeaux join with a remix that grabs elements from both the original tracks, reworked in one timeless piece of music.
We are proud and delighted to present to you: “Sierra Madre”.

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George Karamanov