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PINADZE мьюзик

May 22

Exorcizada Is an infernal disco track with elements, vibrations, beats and samples inspired by the golden age of disco clubs in the 70s.
An easy lyric to dance and sing to, to exorcise and even to bewitch new demons.

Voltags feat. Strange Behaviour -  Exorcizada

Lyrics and Voice Volatille
Musical Production @g-a-t-s feat @strangebehaviourrr

Art work : Dani Eizirik 
Additional synth work: Elliot Fouchy 
Mastering : Grischa Kursawe/ Lobos Audio
Label @sucuarana

Bandcamp/sucuaranarecords

Voltags feat Strange Behaviour - Exorcizada (Suçuarana Records)

@d-tiffany

We’re on the dancefloor and our heartbeat is only going up. D.tiffany rolls out a red carpet of  hypnotic exotic club beats. Haunting bleepy chimes float in and out of the stripped down, heavily drummed up arrangement. Punctuated by a plethora of nervy sounds which build tension and take us further and further into the darkness.Things are getting freaky.

D. Tiffany - Q Freak

@shanticeleste

We start off blissfully with a deep cut from Shanti. A love poem, layered with luscious pads and synth melodies that swim around the heavenly space over the beating heart of the kick drum. Soothing vocals whisper words of love effortlessly over a hypnotic bassline that interrupts the kick like a skipping heartbeat. Everything is lifted by a crisp clean clap and brightened by fluttering hi-hats. It all sounds like waking up next to your lover on a sunny Sunday morning.

MARICAS Compilation Vol.01

For Friends & Lovers

Shanti Celeste - For Friends & Lovers

The Space Between Us is honoured to announce its next offering - Corner Taken Quickly - the debut EP from Naarm-based artist Al Dente / @al-den-te. The intriguing producer, who comprises ⅓ of the acclaimed Neurocrank / @neurocrankk family and ½ of Nebula / @neb-u-la, shares what is quite possibly the most positive thing to come out of Melbourne’s extended lockdowns - the Corner Taken Quickly EP. Propelled first and foremost by a love of soccer, Al Dente’s EP title pays homage to one of the most iconic moments in Liverpool’s history – fans will know. Spurred on by other influential factors, from film to TV shows – and of course, much musical digging during months spent at home, the EP is sonically metamorphosed into this warpy, wonky 5-tracker which doesn’t take itself too seriously. With a collaboration with fellow Naarm-based producer @explicitjoy and a harmoniously energetic remix from none other than Montreal’s queen of turbo, Maara / @maara, the EP is primed for the most quirky and adventurous of dance floors –  and is as bendy as Trent Alexander Arnold takes his corners.

Setting the overarching atmosphere, Little Jerry is a dark cauldron of bubbling, fizzing electronics. Foreboding pads swell and deflate amongst skittish percussion to cook up the most off-kilter opener – almost as off-kilter as the Seinfeld episode for which is this track’s namesake – if you know, you know. The Translator turns up the temperature – an assembly of oddball percussive elements which skip alongside the warpy bassline and eerie echoes of Scarlett Johansson’s iconic vocal. Tension builds amidst sinister pads before making space for high hats and the kick – a wobbly intro which steadies itself all the way to the dance floor. 

Stepping wholeheartedly into emphatic club territory, Seven maintains the air of spookiness embodied throughout the release with its snarling bassline which rolls against familiar warps and vocal splinters. Next, Al Dente collaborates with Explicit Joy on Sonic Dialogue; a bouncy, stripped back, continuation of quirky, club-oriented moods.   

Last but not least, Maara takes the power output dial on The Translator and turns it up to the maximum; generating her Transductor Mix – an electrifying reimagination of the original. An explosive end to Al Dente’s EP – in true Maara style. 

Tracklist:
1. Little Jerry
2. The Translator
3. Seven
4. Al Dente & Explicit Joy - Sonic Dialogue
5. The Translator (Maara’s Transductor Mix)

Al Dente - Corner Taken Quickly EP 
Cat: TSBU06
Digi / CD: https://thespacebetweenus.bandcamp.com/album/corner-taken-quickly
Release date: Friday 27 May
Mastering by Klon Dump
Artwork by Gabriella Brown, Soft Edges.

TSBU06 // al dente - corner taken quickly EP (w/ Maara Remix) [snippets]

It was a full moon tonight; it felt bigger than ever before, its expanse taking over the entire sky. Under its glare, strange things took place; unexplainable happenings that people couldn't fathom. There was a change in moods and temperaments, in personalities and actions - a nocturnal switch that sent everyone on a different course, a course that lasted only as long as the moon hung in the sky.

It's been a couple of years since Leeds-based label Space Ritual released a record into the world. Now they're embarking on their fifth outing, a combined effort between Italian vocalist and producer Eva Geist and Russian singer and composer Chikiss. The three tracks on Sono I'imperatore were originally recorded back in 2018 after the pair met in Berlin and found mutual ground in their creative interests. The contrasting qualities in their solo musical outputs have been fused on this release which travels through strung out rhythms, eerie synths and soft, whispered vocals that drift in and out of focus.

PREMIERE: Eva Geist & Chikiss - Notturno Crescendo [Space Ritual]

A dubbed-out electro re-rub from Sex Tags Mania co-founder DJ Sotofett of Norwegian-Icelandic duo Ultraflex. Out on Street Pulse.

Read More & Buy: https://www.stampthewax.com/2022/05/04/premiere-ultraflex-secret-lover-dj-sotofetts-cosmic-lover-remix/
Listen on Youtube: https://bit.ly/UltraflexSotofett

Listen on Youtube

Ultraflex - Secret Lover (DJ Sotofett's Cosmic Lover Remix) (STW Premiere)

With the belief that the underground music scene should always be a place of safety, mutual support, peace and equality, artists from the Russian underground music scene have united to raise attention and money for those who have suffered from military actions in Ukraine.
We think that everyone has to be heard, and the modern Russian youth has a lot of things to say. We’re glad that despite unprecedented pressure, they decided to come together and speak out to support those whose lives are in danger.

With the support of @malcolmaudio, London based DJ and Global Warming Records founder, and curation of @yssue, previously Moscow-based producer and member of Russian collective Esthetic Joys; this release brings together 22 artists, bands, producers and graphic designers with a broad genre palette and from all over the country.

100% of the sales will be sent directly to War Child’s emergency aid in Ukraine. War Child’s actions are: Supporting refugees in accommodation centers; Providing life-saving emergency psychosocial support and vital protection to vulnerable refugee children; Working with anti-trafficking organizations to prevent refugees from falling into the hands of traffickers; Ensure safeguarding of highly vulnerable children such as those with disabilities; and much more.

Support ✌️🕊️

НЕТ МОЛЧАНИЮ (No Silence) - Russian Artists for Peace [GW018]

Rinse FM Podcast

Freakin Time with Freakenstein and DAWL - 04 August 2023

recorded for the exit planet earth foundation.
transmissions are broadcast on the 20/20 frequency across the galaxies

20/20 Transmission 001

exit planet earth 

1. James Shinra - Drowse (Analogical Force)
2. Jeremiah R - Mermaids (Distant Wave)
3. Cygnus - Dialekt (Recondite)
4. Jbel Ayachi - Tatry (Jbel)
5. KSKY - Cry Hush (10010)
6. Area Forty One - Nocturnal Passions Part 1 (Delsin)
7. Module 3F - Nullnullnull (Noise To Meet You)
8. Jonbjorn - Shamisen (Brot)
9. Schuro - The Predator’s Dream (Dark Entries)
10. Point Guard - Odyssey (Pure Space)
11. James Shinra - Daydreamm (Analogical Force)
12. Cignol - Polywhore (Nebulae)
13. James Shinra - Upp (Analogical Force)
14. Jeremiah R - Solstice (Tabernacle)
15. Jeremiah R - Bioluminescence (BAKK)
16. Sansibar - Vaseline (Emotsiya)
17. Jeremiah R - Weeds (BAKK)
18. Scape One - Ny Lon Juice (Another Perspective)
19. PQ17 - Organismus (Nocta Numerica)
20. London Modular Alliance - Blinky (Infiltrate)
21. PQ17 - Disambiguation (Nocta Numerica)
22. Low Tape - Glow In The Dark (Nebulae)
23. PQ17 - Somnus Ambulo (Nocta Numerica)
24. Cignol - Idylle (Lunar Disko)
25. Jeremiah R - Get Down (Voodoo Gold)
26. Cignol - Boston Dynamics (Lunar Disko)
27. Moy - Wisdom Track (Batrachian)
28. Cignol - Galactic Neighbourhood (Distant Worlds)
29. Baraso - Mental Atmosphere (Where We Met)
30. Cignol - Modularity (Distant Worlds)
31. Noerk - Telescopic (Revolt!)
32. Jeremiah R - The New Wave (Organic Analogue)
33. Datawave - Entropia (Noise to Meet You)
34. Alex Do - Rom.ANZ3 (Seilscheibenpfeiler Schallplatten Berlin)
35. Music For The Other People Place - Track 5 (TOPP 005)
36. Jeremiah R - There Is No One Like You (Voodoo Gold)
37. Jeremiah R - Legacy (Voodoo Gold)
38. Die Gestalten - Die Zukunft (Die Gestalten)
39. London Modular Alliance - Concerning Irregular Figures (Electrix)
40. Ausgang - Hypoxia (Key)
41. Ausgang - Iris Closed (Key)
42. Jeremiah R - Dark Horizon (Voodoo Gold)
43. Transparent Sound - Remanisance (Transparent Sound)
44. Andre King - Floating Sensation (Lion & Lamb)
45. Caramel Chameleon - Formata (Nebulae)
46. Two Lone Swordsmen - Solo Strike (Warp)
47. Arctor - Phoebus Cartel (Nebulae)
48. Noumen - White Silence ‘Morphology remix’ (Central processing Unit)
49. Versalife - Neogenesis (Trust)
50. Cygnus - Connection Error (Craigie Knowes)
51. Sansibar - What Now (Emotsiya)
52. Cyan85 - Astral Stream (Voitax)
53. Sansibar - Glide Till Dawn (Emotsiya)
54. Cyan85 - Bay Of Sampieri (Voitax)
55. Cignol - Radiant Process (Lunar Disko)
56. Composite Profuse - Definitive Neglect (Minimal Rome)

Nebula Drifting

Another diverse episode of Radar Blips where I rummage through the promo inbox.

As always, it's meant to be a look at what's going on in the various corners of the Electro community, not a perfectly plotted mix. Everything from recent, decent, and forthcoming beauties to beasts in this one.

Stay home. Stay safe. Turn up your music (your neighbours can't come around to complain about the noise without breaking quarantine!)

Siviyex - Emoshia
Derailleur - Formula 14
The Bandit - Dustopia
Less - Zum Greifen Fern (The Exaltics remix)
Armec - Conceptualise
214 - Linoleum or Cardboard
Cherriep - Dancin'
BPMF - Raki Rock
The Subdermic - All Shapes and Sizes
The Advent - This Is Not
Dark Vektor - Darxid's 32 Ciclos remix
Go Nuclear - Rational Thort
The Advent - Electrical Sounds
Dark Vektor - Amper Clap's Flic Flac remix
Detroit's Filthiest - No One Can Hear You Scream
DJ Godfather - Jit Like Me

Radar Blips 2020-2

Âme DJ  at Art Biesenthal

Julian Fleker is an artist from Argentina, a friend from our origins in the underground of Buenos Aires. Ricardo Ruben's project starting from the name to the artistic side face and composition takes a humorous place, although his musical background is serious. Ricardo Ruben is a character from a song by the 80's rock group Los Twists that carried a share of acid humor. It is then that the name of this Ep is not surprising, nor the way to face a different compositional work, wanting to highlight an idiosyncrasy of personal and local search.
“Sinatra is not dead, Yabran told me” plays with black humor and a story of an Argentine media gate. Yabran was a businessman accused of mafias and corruption that ended in a suicide case where everyone doubted his true death as someones think with Sinatra too. Ricardo Ruben is a drummer and the track is a tremendous banger full of percussions, and acid arpeggios of 303 in staccato where a real drum solo joins playing on top by rolling fills. A song that gallops sideways and that is a traktor pushing pistons like crazy. Weird, jazzy, creepy and bizarre black humor, really irresistible.
“De la cabina a la parrilla” (From the booth to the grill) is another title that plays with the local humor, Ricardo Ruben talks about those Argentine meetings where everything walks around meat and barbecue, and the DJ booth can be set up next to the embers. Diving into that personal identity, his search for sound combines modulations that twist and shoot up and down, hi hats and rides that filter and deform, cowbells in front, gloomy melodies of outof-tune oscillators that give something of a grotesque circus and then come out in synth leads that carry us to an ecstatic trance.
“Sinatra is not dead, Yabran told me” first remix is in charge of Colossio. By slowing it down and adding dirty snares with more cadence, he adds a touch of gloomy sense of humor. Colossio gives it an atmosphere of party music in an abandoned amusement park. That tone of making death funny and filling of skeletons with colors that Mexicans have. Twisted synths simulate monstrous laughter, the modulated bells fill with mystery and intrigue but in the end it all resolves into a charming dance.
Alvaro Cabana and Silicondisco's second remix transform it into a dark bomb for dancefloors. Battery fills that are like whips, shake and sadomasochism. An immense almost techno kick where the acid modulations spill out, giving the track an erotic aesthetic, with a leather shine and a nighttime mood that transports us to a rotten club in Madrid where everything is attitude and exhibitionism.

PREMIERE : Ricardo Ruben - Sinatra Is Not Dead, Yabran Told Me (Colossio 'Agave Vibes' Mix)

Warm sounds, strange feelings, planet-friendly merchandising and a bunch of more cool shit.  Curated by @malcolmaudio, distributed by Underscope & Rubadub UK.