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Ripe Guide: Australia's Best New Music (14/3/19)

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20190301 New Releases

You Mean The World To Me - Live

Flying Bingus

Anderson .Paak - Am I Wrong Feat Schoolboy Q ( DJA1 Remix )

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Anderson .Paak - Am I Wrong (DJA1 Remix)

When my affection for music and football merge. Inspired by the Brazil team of the FIFA World Cup 1998.

'The Seleção Trio' EP out now: https://soundcloud.com/nayefshr/sets/the-selecao-trio

Brasil '98

WARNING: VERY FUNKY

A mix curated in celebration of my earth day and how far I've come creatively. Another smooth funky groove for you to enjoy.

cover art by @rarejuicebox

Tracklist:
https://twitter.com/mmmhotcocoa/status/1039650278797139969

Young Sensei

In The Capital

What a Time To Be Alive

Now You're Gone (feat. Zara Larsson)

Flux

Download and stream debut EP 'Headspace' now: http://smarturl.it/92rp6w

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Headspace

In a world of widening extremes, plastic fills the oceans, an insect apocalypse threatens the delicate balance of natural ecosystems and a million dead fish rise from the depths of the Murray-Darling Basin. Dread and hopelessness come naturally in the face of these overwhelming crises, but optimism still manages to persist. 

Harvey Sutherland’s rolling samba keeps a relentless pace, punctuated with a loping gospel mantra – they say there’s something in the water – delivered by Jace XL, whose past credits include live and studio recordings with Hiatus Kaiyote; backing vocals for Sampa the Great; and ‘Sacrifice’, a 2016 EP with Silent Jay released on Rhythm Section International. 

SOMETHING IN THE WATER is the first single from Harvey Sutherland’s new studio band, which comprises long-time drummer Graeme Pogson, percussionist Phil Binotto and bassist Luke Hodgson. It was recorded and produced at Harvey Sutherland’s velour-lined recording studio that might just come in handy as a survival bunker when the approaching apocalypse hits Melbourne’s inner-northern suburbs.

Vocals: Jace XL 
Drums: Graeme Pogson 
Bass: Luke Hodgson 
Congas: Phil Binotto 
Keyboards: Harvey Sutherland 

Written, recorded, produced and arranged by Harvey Sutherland. 
Lyrics by Harvey Sutherland and Jace XL. 

Mixed by Haima Marriott 
Mastered by Wouter Brandenburg 
Illustration and design by Nicko Phillips 

A Clarity Recordings release. 
Distribution through Republic of Music and Caroline Australia 

Harvey Sutherland works and lives on country belonging to the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. Respect is paid to First People and their elders past, present and emerging. Sovereignty has never been ceded.

Something In The Water

Something In The Water Ft. Jace XL

Sucker

Full stream of @twfgray & @liam-ebbs-1's shimmering house cut "Ladies Well," from their new EP on @analogueattic.

More info: https://www.xlr8r.com/news/premiere-hear-a-shimmering-deep-house-cut-from-thomas-gray-liam-ebbs

3 Days, 2 Nights [AAR014]

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Premiere: Thomas Gray & Liam Ebbs - Ladies Well

The prolific Sarah Mary Chadwick returns with ‘The Queen Who Stole The Sky’, an album performed and recorded live on Melbourne Town Hall’s 147 year-old grand organ. Title track singe is out March 8 with full LP out via Rice Is Nice Records / Heavy Machinery Records April 12 2019 and Sinderlyn Records April 19 in the US.

Sarah Mary Chadwick - The Queen Who Stole The Sky

Roza Terenzi - Let's Ride
Dekmantel (DKMNTL066) 

a1.	3.I.Y.
a2.	Bricks
b1.	Freak N Tweak
b2.	Open Me

https://shop.dekmantel.com/release/6346

Australian producer Roza Terenzi is next on Dekmantel with a quasi-cosmic, tropospheric slab of deep rave. The blend of breakbeats, distorted rhythms, and quirky yet sublime analog melodies evoke the senses, making this an exciting label debut from one of the underground’s rapidly rising stars. 

'Let’s Ride' kicks of with '3.I.Y.', a track that initially reverberates and tweaks, as if crashing in from outer space. 'Bricks' slows the tempo down, and adds larger degrees of space, with a 110bpm chilled out timbre, and a wispy-palette. 'Freak N Tweak' is another slice where the mood cuts gently between ambient bliss, and analogically synthesised, percussive electro - like a downtempo, cerebral take on classic electronica. The EP’s closer 'Open Me' takes the music back to full rave-speed, with layers of classic-era breakbeats and vintage sounding keys, all manifesting itself in Terenzi’s contemporary take on pulsing, esoteric dancefloor rhythms.

DKMNTL066 // Roza Terenzi - Let's Ride

Harvey Sutherland, the Melbourne-born record producer, keyboard player, club DJ and bandleader, made a name amongst his hometown’s electronic underground with a string of cult dance singles. Early 12-inches like ‘Bermuda’ and ‘Priestess’ were records in love with classic soul and disco, but his debut album ‘Boy’ was guided by his obsessional traits and habits, ending up in a place he describes as “Neurotic Funk”. 

Boy has seen widespread acclaim since its release, with Resident Advisor noting “[his] sense of musicality has always been head and shoulders above his peers...his songs are full-blooded and fleshed-out…” His latest material is an exercise in techno minimalism — laser-focused club jams like ‘Hummingbird’ and ‘Nobody Like U’ set the stage for Harvey’s next chapter. 

His machine grooves are fired through a prism of crate-digging influences, from Todd Rundgren to Basic Channel and back again. His distinctive synthesiser tones have graced remixes and production for Disclosure, Khruangbin, Genesis Owusu and BadBadNotGood. A seasoned performer, he’s taken his live band to Glastonbury, dragged his Juno-60 into Berghain and turned the Melbourne Recital Centre into a full-fledged nightclub. Eclectic and groovy, Harvey Sutherland is Neurotic Funk.