Although the initial seeds had already been planted, the largest part of these two tracks was grown by Francesco Birsa Alessandri (Sense Fracture) in Milan, Italy, during the strictest part of Covid-19 lockdown. While all around people were trying to make the best of their home confinement, all the Haunter co-founder could channel in this work was a sense of rage and frustration. The global pandemic was revealing once more how the current political structures do not exist to provide for the common good. World leaders exploited the state of emergency to provide for their own authoritarian agenda, working in conjunction with multinational Capital to reinforce the hegemonic status of the ruling class. It was immediately apparent that not even the possibility of death on mass scale was enough for them to renounce the social, racial and economic relations that govern Earth. 
The possibility to think and work as a community again mauled by the paranoid, racist and classist narrative of power, reinforcing the state of anxiety that permeates the world.

The furious yells in “What We Could Have Done” were sampled from Italian hardcore punk band Wretched’s 1984 classic “Spero Venga La Guerra”, its intro famously stating “I hope war comes, only then you’ll understand you could have done something”. War hasn’t come to the global north, but pestilence has, have now grasped what we could have done? Have we realized how we could overthrow the present state of things and organize towards the future?

This single also comes out a few days after the murder of George Floyd at the hands of a police officer raised once more the evidence of systemic racism and the horror of white supremacy not only in the USA but on a global scale, giving birth to a mass uprise that makes the need for radical change impossible to ignore. It's nothing short of a fight for survival.
“RAN” a Japanese word for “riot” and “rebellion” is an invite to take action in burning down the castle, to join together and do all we can. To dismantle privilege and build radical new forms of community.

These tracks are dedicated to all individuals and organizations that have engaged in active popular solidarity and aid.
All the profits made by the sales of the single will be donated in an even split between the Brigate Volontarie Per L’Emergenza (Italy) and the National Bailout Fund (USA).

Sense Fracture - What We Could Have Done / RAN [HR026]

Music has never been better than in 2020. Prove us wrong.
[ RANDOM ORDER ]

𝐏𝐀𝐘𝐍𝐎𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐓𝐎𝐔𝐒 | 𝕯𝖎𝖌𝖎𝖙𝖆𝖑 𝖂𝖔𝖗𝖑𝖉𝖜𝖎𝖉𝖊 𝖀𝖓𝖉𝖊𝖗𝖌𝖗𝖔𝖚𝖓𝖉 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟎

Although the initial seeds had already been planted, the largest part of these two tracks was produced by Francesco Birsa Alessandri (Sense Fracture) in Milan, Italy, during the strictest part of Covid-19 lockdown. While all around people were trying to make the best of their home confinement, all the Haunter co-founder could channel in this work was a sense of rage and frustration. The global pandemic was revealing once more how the current political structures do not exist to provide for the common good. World leaders exploited the state of emergency to provide for their own authoritarian agenda, working in conjunction with multinational Capital to reinforce the hegemonic status of the ruling class. It was immediately apparent that not even the possibility of death on mass scale was enough to re-think the force and economic relations that govern Earth. The possibility to think and work as a community constantly mauled by the paranoid, individualistic narrative of power, reinforcing the state of anxiety that permeates the world.

The furious yells in “What We Could Have Done” were sampled from Italian hardcore punk band Wretched’s 1984 classic “Spero Venga La Guerra”, its intro famously stating “I hope war comes, only then you’ll understand you could have done something”. War hasn’t come to the global north, but pestilence has, have now grasped what we could have done? How we could overthrow the present state of things and organize towards the future?

This single also comes out a few days after the murder of George Floyd at the hands of a police officer raised once more the evidence of systemic racism and the issue of white supremacy not only in the USA but in all western countries, giving birth to a mass uprise that makes the need and hunger for radical change impossible to ignore.
“RAN” a Japanese word for “riot” and “rebellion” is an invite to take action in burning down the castle, to join together and do all we can.

These tracks is dedicated to all individuals and organizations that have engaged in active popular solidarity and aid.
All the profits made by the sales of the single will be donated in an even split between the Brigate Volontarie Per L’Emergenza (Italy) and the National Bailout Fund (USA).

What We Could Have Done

TIPU

All tracks composed, written and performed by RUI HO except “Leave“ features Golin @5_lin. 
All tracks mixed by Tobias Koch & Rui Ho
Mastered by Ten Eight Seven Mastering 
Artwork by Min Jie 
Released on Planet Mu Recordings

Special thanks to Marie Rae Gailey

Tired Of Me

SZNS7N is proud to announce its third release of 2020: Ipse Dixit by the powerful upcoming producer NARA. 

Italian born and London based, NARA provides three cuts for 
SZN that will be sure to destroy any virtual or future dance. 

All songs find their origins in hard dance, breaks and techno while still
reaching into new and uncharted territory – with beautifully haunting sound design and an amalgamation of energetic and infectious basses and breaks throughout. 

follow NARA on socials : 

SC @shynara 

IG @naraisnotshy

BC nara-music.bandcamp.com

PURCHASE

NARA - Saliva

A 20-track compilation album of mythological folklore mayhem. The physical release will be in the form of limited edition custom made boosterpacks and unique artworks for each artist. Inside the booster pack you will find 20 tracks and 18 depictions of Kludde.

https://soundcloud.com/know-va

Kludde is a shapeshifting waterdemon that walks on his hind legs and who jumps on to the backs of people wandering outside the city alone at night. When he catches you, you have to walk with him on your back until the first sunlight.

Kludde often transforms himself into a tree, small and delicate at first, but rapidly shooting into the clouds, while everything it shadows is thrown into confusion. Again, he presents himself as a black dog, running on its hind-legs, with a chain round its throat; and will spring at the throat of the first person he meets, fling him to the ground, and vanish.

Artwork by www.instagram.com/julie.de.kezel/

What We Could Have Done

Haunter Records