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Intro

The second chapter in Funkamel’s Tribaltronica series is here. Vol.2 – Berber Currents flows with the pulse of Afro House, blending deep tribal grooves, desert rhythms, and soulful Berber vocals into one hypnotic journey. Each track captures the raw energy of ancestral traditions reimagined through Funkamel’s unique electronic vision.

A celebration of unity, rhythm, and the timeless dialogue between machines and humanity — this album continues the Tribaltronica legacy, where ancient cultures meet futuristic soundscapes.

🎧 Listen now on all platforms via Camel Riders Records.

Tribaltronica vol.2

Funkamel - Iberkan [Camel Riders]

Chimera

Interview & Premiere via Public Rhythm: 
http://publicrhythm.com/19078

Out digital September 19th, CD out September 16!
Info: http://perfect-touch.us/changingcurrents

Artist: Julien Mier 
Title: Changing Currents
Year: 2015 
Label: Perfect Touch 

Tracklisting 
1. It’s Slightly Open
2. Yesterday’s Downpour
3. I Refuse To Remain Silent
4. Caught In The Chest
5. Burnt Up
6. Burnt Up (Yosi Horikawa remix)
7. Caught In The Chest (Magical Mistakes Remix)

Living in the Dutch countryside, Julien Mier spent the last several years crafting heavily melodic and carefully textured pieces that engage the listener both cognitively and emotionally. His newest EP, Changing Currents, is a culmination of his exploration of natural sounds, and ultimately serves as a final farewell to the cabin he was living in directly up to the point of this works’ completion. 

Each piece on the release serves the whole, with opening track “It’s Slightly Open” providing the introductory sounds and pacing before moving to the melodic second track “Yesterday’s Downpour.” Meditative guitar piece “Caught in the Chest” is the anchor holding everything together thematically. Slow, brooding and beautiful, the piece finds its success in its minimalistic, stripped-down approach. 

In the increasingly maximalist world of electronic music, Changing Currents confidently espouses the value of minimalism, reducing each instrument to its most rewarding timbres, and comfortably discarding the expected tropes of the genre. Every melody hints at a range of emotions all the while avoiding the awkwardness of the melodramatic. 

It’s a testament to Mier’s refinement and poise as an electronic musician. He is using the medium for something very personal, both in the places he explores and the musical techniques he uses to explore them.

Julien Mier : Yesterday's Downpour [PREMIERE]

This is the second track from EP2 which comes from the second limited edition 12" of a 3 EP set. EP2 is now available for Pre-Order, click link above.

EP1 comes in a triple gatefold sleeve which includes the housing for EP2 & EP3 (to be released subsequently) and is still available in the shops

Released by:
IMPOSSIBLE OBJECTS OF DESIRE
Release date:
28 October 2016

Pre-Order

Extended Dance Mix

The River

Frozen Forest

Remedies

A Little Groove

Back on the grid with the new Beneath Usual release. Some great mix up track in between deep emotional vibe to organic minimalist jam flow, always with clean and dynamic groove. Four new original tracks to not miss for all the underground music lovers !

Either way

Beneath Usual - Simple Pleasure

Nature documentaries of the 1970s used synthesizer music to score messages about species endangerment and environmental disaster prevention. Electronic instrumentation was in itself an ominous warning of the reckless advancement of technology and an effort to audition a utopian harmony between people and machines and nature. 

Photay’s debut full-length ​Onism​ inherits the same historical tension in an age of climate change and social media addiction. It is also a reflection of personal conditions, a meditation on place, community, and its creator’s own embodied history. The word ‘onism,’ invented by John Koenig, means the frustration of being stuck in just one body that inhabits only one place at a time. 

To grasp onism is to be apprised of how little of the world you have experienced, are experiencing, or will ever experience. Photay (Evan Shornstein) composed ​Onism​ in the heart of Brooklyn and shrouded by the silence of national parks or on trips home to the woodlands of the Hudson Valley in between touring the urban centers of foreign countries. Scattered but connected, ​Onism’s​ music is a constellation that rips across the night sky of time, charting an emotional reality defined by sadness and joy, dread and wonder.

Onism

Photay - Screens

Elements

Beneath Usual - Elements

The End

The End (Mollono.Bass Remix)

Written, and produced by Boddika & Joy Orbison at 'The Zoo'.

Mixed by Al Green.

Boddika & Joy Orbison - &Fate

Plush and Safe

Spirits

Born and raised in Belo Horizonte, Brasil – based in Barcelona. 

DJ and sound designer Artur has been crafting immersive sonic experiences since 1998. Starting his career with a deep passion for Drum'n'Bass and Big Beats, his journey behind the decks has seen him evolve into a versatile artist who effortlessly blends a wide spectrum of genres. From electronic to global sounds, his sets are a rhythmic exploration of percussive textures and syncopated beats that reflect his rich musical background.

As a percussionist, Artur is deeply rooted in the traditions of samba and other Brazilian rhythms, which are integral to his creative process. His ability to seamlessly fuse these dynamic influences into his mixes sets him apart, offering an eclectic sound that’s both intricate and infectious. With over two decades of experience, he continues to innovate, delivering sets that transcend boundaries and connect with audiences on a primal level, driven by the universal language of rhythm.

Spirits

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