Gradient - Maybe I'm Immortal

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Mr Jones - Terabyte [Bandcamp]

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* Pre-order: https://cheekymusicgroup.bandcamp.com/album/triangulation-ep

San Francisco based DJ and bass extraordinaire Farsight knows how to make an entrance, first bursting onto the scene with his adventurous and daring EP ‘Wisdom’ back in 2016. At the time Farsight's music sounded like it had been beamed from another planet and has played an important role in the cross-pollination of genres we’ve seen in recent years. Farsight has gone on to release on Scuffed Recordings, Maloca and Noire State, remaining firmly fixed on the future of club music. Now his blend of trap, jersey club, reggaeton and dancehall makes its way across the Atlantic with six mind-sizzling cuts for Breaks ‘N’ Pieces vol. 23.

Opening track ‘Triangulation’ combines rolling drums with party-starting vocal samples and steady whistles, letting listeners know we’re really off! ‘Mr Right’ then enters the fray with throbbing subs, ravey stabs and a vocal that sits halfway between fun and outright menacing. The A side comes to a close with ‘Leaving Las Vegas’ a dubstep infused cut of choppy breaks and wide-eyed melodies. A masterclass in raising tension, this track will shut down any club, please use wisely.

‘Lesser Light’ shows Farsight’s love for bass exploration; it’s looming shadow pressing amongst some of the darkest corners of electronic. A unique brand of grime infused techno. ‘Water Margin’ delves even further, adopting a more measured pace for those heads down moments. The record comes to a close with ‘Fulminous Edge’ and is a reflection of the artist’s darkest material. The drums still have a familiar spring in their step but the track’s melodic bassline is mesmerizing; resulting in a melancholy trance that deserves a second play.

PREMIERE: Farsight - Mr Right

Numero 6 launches his first solo EP with 4 clubs tracks, sharing with you a new insights of his musical space. Expect mellow notes, corky vocals and unexpected sounds.

Numero 6 - Bonanza EP - LBMR003

Vinyl Only. Limited.

MixCult Records unveils a new sub division of forthcoming releases under the name of TAMIZDAT...

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Genning - Summer Lighting EP [TMZ002]

PREMIERE: Genning - Summer Lighting [TMZ002]

Housey Doingz - Gobstopper (Acid 1996)

Real Name No Gimmicks kicks up and introduces itself with a 4 track selection split between 3 well respected artists - Spencer Parker, Juaan and Nat Wendell. RNNG !

Label: Real Name No Gimmicks – RNG001
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: Germany
Released: Dec 2024
Genre: Electronic
Style: House, Electro-House

RNG001 SPENCER PARKER, JUAAN, NAT WENDELL - THE NO GIMMICKS EP

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Release Date: January 3rd, 2025
Bandcamp: https://lostspacedreams.bandcamp.com/album/joints-of-the-day-ep
 

*PREMIERE* Lexmic - Dat Joint

Another emotive electro track, The closing track from the Phantom Structures Album released on Furthur Electronix.
Now available digitally via Bandcamp.
loukarsh.bandcamp.com/album/phantom-structures

Phantom Structures EP

Digital Release

Solemn [Furthur Electronix]

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* Pre-order: https://dancealldayrecords.bandcamp.com/album/heart-to-heart

Dance All Day Records is a U.S. label located in the lush forestry of the Pacific Northwest showcasing eclectic electronic music of all varieties from around the world.

The label’s long-awaited sixth release, due to drop on May 15, comes from Estonian duo Abdul Raeva, a production team consisting of artists Rashida Prime and 1309ESO.
The duo has previously released projects with Neptune Discs and Gestalt Records, and are quickly developing a sound rooted in lush, driving deep house.

The Heart to Heart EP is Abdul Raeva’s strongest and most cohesive release yet, a sign of growth and a bright future for the young duo. The music is captivating from the jump. Each of the three tracks is brimming with emotion. In its entirety, the project feels rich, heavy, and full of dub techno-influenced motifs. As “good” tech-house makes a resurgence, its style and pace has trickled into the deep house scene, and there seems to be a ton of pacey (thanks for the term Harrison) driving jams being created by artists from all corners of the globe.

It’s refreshing to hear this type of sound being championed by a U.S. label in a scene more dominated by Midwest influenced house and techno. And don’t take that as a knock on the genre, okay? I love that shit. I just love this shit too and don’t hear it as often.

Anyways, let’s get to the ACTUAL premier. Leading the B-side is the trance-inducing bomb Neon Raver. I’m getting everything I want from this track. The swing. That goddamn bassline. Those PADS, BRO. Somebody smack me in the face cause I’m zonin’ outttt man! WHAT YEAR IS IT, FAM!?

When the world re-opens, this tune is going to do serious damage to the club. It progresses so nicely towards an amazing moment at 3:31 where the slightest synth melody takes me straight into the astral plane. The original also gets a bouncier, more celestial remix from up-and-coming Melbourne based DJ & producer, DJ Life.

Abdul Raeva’s Heart To Heart EP drops on May 15th via Dance All Day’s Bandcamp. Do yourself a huge favor and grab this one. OKURRRRR.

PREMIERE: Abdul Raeva - Neon Raver

To mark the 10th release on the Zeitnot imprint we've invited our very special friend Nick Gynn. For this milestone occasion Nick's prepared his longest play yet, 6 stellar tracks ranging through various flavours of deep and warped dance floor sounds.

On the A side AAA shows some love to the golden era of IDM with its B12-esque synth lines, and a growling grooving bass patch. Similarly weighty dance floor bomb Dynamic Traces has a mind-warping atmosphere, and a catchier hook than your favourite guilty pleasure.

Lose yourself in the gripping melancholy of Lourd, with more squelchy IDM-inflections, practically dripping in nostalgia. Swap plates to the C side to hear expert examples of deep and driven electro Pheonix and Rokit before gracefully coming to rest amongst the clouds in the arpeggiatted symphonies of A = 432 (Hz).

A1 - AAA
A2 - Dynamic Traces
B - Lourd
C1 - Pheonix
C2 - Rokit
D - A = 432 (hz)

ZEIT010: N-Gynn - The Rokit Double Pack

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