Selected as the official Digital Bonus Track for the Japanese edition of Nils Frahm’s ‘Screws Reworked’ – out December 11, 2015. More info: www.inpartmaint.com/site/15218/

Nils Frahm - You (Teen Daze Rework)

Follow Tom's music on https://soundcloud.com/tom-gillieron

He also remixed "Red" last year which you can listen from the link below:

https://soundcloud.com/tom-gillieron/phoria-red-toms-alone-in

'Display' EP, released via X Novo June 2014.

You can pre-order the EP here - itunes.apple.com/gb/album/display-ep/id871746550

Phoria - Emanate (Tom Gillieron Rework)

Sven Weisemann - Falling Leaves

Certain things just keep on keeping on seemingly oblivious to era or genre, simply because they are an enduringly good idea - and Penguin Café are the perfect example. The original Penguin Café Orchestra was founded in 1972, created an amazing fusion of minimalist composition, folk, electronics and more - producing several Balearic classics along the way - and continued until founder Simon Jeffes' death 25 years later. However, in 2009, Jeffes's son Arthur picked up the baton, gathered a new set of musicians, and has continued the musical mission as simply Penguin Cafe. Their new EP, forthcoming on 13th April, includes a remix exchange with Japanese legend Cornelius - but it was this bittersweet piece that grabbed us, and we're very happy to have it as our Debut today.

Penguin Cafe "The Track Of The Dull Sun" - Boiler Room Debuts

Night Drives

Gems (Night Drives Version)

Floating away 
Odplouvání 
(Piano Soundtrack 25.09.2025, 20:25)
by Alteregonaut 
60A

FLOATING AWAY

Window Gazer

Listen at Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/6qBFOh68ZQRszyQovZAuyD
Skymning at Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/skymningmusic

Now: Hold (Skymning Version)

A wee remix I done for Parra, from his great new album, Mood In C.

Parra For Cuva -Mood In C  Rain Dog Refix

Original song by Glass Museum (DEUX)
Remix & mastered by Sun Glitters 

Sun Glitters
https://www.facebook.com/listen2sunglitters/

Glass Museum
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Electric Silence (Sun Glitters Remix)

Berlin-based composer and vibraphonist Masayoshi Fujita will release his new album Book of Life, the third instalment in a trilogy of solo vibraphone recordings, on July 27. Stories, the first in the series and Masayoshi’s debut under his own name, will be re-issued by Erased Tapes at the same time.

Masayoshi continues his mission in bringing the vibraphone — a relatively new invention in the history of instruments often kept in the background in orchestras and jazz outfits — into the spotlight with his new album, Book Of Life. Having trained as a drummer, Masayoshi began experimenting with the vibraphone, preparing its bars with kitchen foil or beads, playing it with the cello bow, or using the other end of the mallets to create a more ambient texture of sound. Focussing on the vibraphone in this way sets Masayoshi apart, dedicating his artistic life to celebrating this fascinating and often under appreciated instrument and making his take on ambient and modern compositional styles a unique one.

 “I think the vibraphone is capable of more interesting and beautiful sounds that haven’t been heard before. It’s quite a new instrument but it’s often played in a similar way. I feel that there is a lot more to explore with this exciting instrument.” — Masayoshi Fujita

Masayoshi previously released two albums under his alias El Fog. He often collaborates with other artists, most frequently with the adventurous German producer Jan Jelinek whose revered album Schaum was released in 2015. The following year, Masayoshi released his experimental Needle Six piece, a BBC Radio 3 recording of an improvised session with UK electronic artist Guy Andrews for Late Junction. In addition, his label peer and fellow Berlin resident Nils Frahm mastered Stories, providing a fitting symmetry to its re-issue on Erased Tapes now.

Sven Weisemann - Falling Leaves

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