PREMIERE : Ebmath - Faces (Radeckt Remix) [Renaissance Records]
BUY : https://www.beatport.com/release/faces/4470528
Release date : 29/03/2024

Fast-rising, Italian duo, Ebmath deliver Renaissance' next release - ‘Faces’ that boasts remixes from Radeckt and Fec. 

The pair have previously shared the stage with artists such as Tale of Us, Agents of Time, Colyn and many more, performing at events and festivals all around the world, including the mighty Zamna, which the pair have releases on as well. 

'Faces’ is a beautiful track centred around an inspiring, Pink Floyd-esque vocal, as they explain, “We had Floyd’s ‘Echoes’ in mind when we were in the studio. We wanted to capture its vibe, albeit in our own, melodic techno accent."" 

For the remixes the pair worked alongside Renaissance and their established label family to bring depth and scope: Radeckt, fresh from his ‘Soul Train’ smash, shifts gears toward a more indie-inspired lane, complete with his customary wobble and edge; whilst Fec continues where his recent ‘Midnight Medicine’ left off with a creative electronica version. Classy stuff all round.

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PREMIERE : Ebmath - Faces (Radeckt Remix) [Renaissance Records]

Martin Cozar - Saudade [RUMMEL007A]

Artist: Anass Recreation
Track: Echoes Of Eternity (Original Mix)
Label: Sanctuary Music
Release date: 19/09/2024
Buy: www.beatport.com/release/how-do-you-really-feel/4683885

PREMIERE: Anass Recreation - Echoes Of Eternity (Original Mix) [Sanctuary Music]

PREMIERE: Omar S - Ain't No Real Pimps Anymore (Vidde Edit) [TRE001]

Fractal Architect makes a welcome return to Manual Music's Manual Deep imprint with his Revelation EP, following up his 2022 release Larsen / Facets. The new offering features two tracks, Show Me and Revelation, both finely crafted pieces of delicate, emotive electronica that highlight his signature ability to merge subtle grooves with deep, melodic textures.

Revelation EP

Show Me

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Since first bursting on to the scene a few years ago now thanks to his affiliation with Luciano's Cadenza imprint, Lee van Dowski has quickly emerged as one of Switzerland's most treasured and consistent house exports. For his latest release he lands on Crosstown Rebels sub-label Rebellion for the release of his 'high hitting' ‘Quasar 27.3' EP and we have to say it's a cracker. 

Offering up four cuts of serious distinction the release is an exercise in versatility, showcasing the Geneva based producer's multi-faceted take on house, packing expertly snipped vox, entrancing percussion and bags of emotion into one slickly delivered EP. Our pick of the bunch? Why 'If Only Jack Was Here' of course! We'll readily admit that we're as in the dark as you are as to who Jack is and why he's so missed but we guess that's for Lee to know and us to find out. As shadowy as it is intense, it makes for the most cinematic of openers, leading listeners into the EP with aplomb. 

Expect to hear plenty more of this one as the nights begin to drawn in... 

Lee Van Dowski - If Only Jack Was Here

Headed up by longtime colleagues and collaborators Function (David Sumner) and Inland (Ed Davenport), Infrastructure New York spent the good part of 1998 to 2005 serving up the prolific output of both artists – with a few cameos from others along the way. Following a ten-year hiatus, Infrastructure has now re-emerged as a busy and consistent platform for modern electronic music, marking a new wave of material which has been dormant since Sumner's first material on Sandwell District in 2007.

Since its resurgence, Sumner and Davenport have orchestrated a heavyweight set of releases: ten vinyl releases, two singles from avant-garde composer Campbell Irvine, a reissue of acid classics from Trackman (Mark Archer), a crossover single by Cassegrain & Tin Man, and plenty more. Now comes Infrastructure's next milestone – Facticity. A 4 x 12” vinyl box set, CD and digital format compilation featuring fifteen tracks by key artists, label colleagues and new faces. Function, Inland, Campbell irvine, Post Scriptum, Cassegrain & Tin Man, Rrose, Efdemin, Vatican Shadow, Silent Servant, Blue Hour, Steve Bicknell and Cleric all feature; spinning a narrative that ranges from lush, ambient and post-club diversions, to contemporary floor-orientated techno and back again.

Our highlight off the compilation comes from the reputable Efdemin, whose "Kassiber" is a kaleidoscopic take on the well-versed techno rhetoric. A club-centred number adding to the compilation's comprehensive showcase of widely varying electronic sounds. Facticity represents the foundations of what Infrastructure stands for – a manifesto for 2016 and beyond. We're looking forward to see where things'll go from here.

Facticity drops on vinyl, CD and digitally on 3rd June.

Efdemin "Kassiber" - Boiler Room Debuts

3. Modular Project - Cyberspace (Original Mix)
Formed in 2014 by Italian DJs Alberto Iovine and Alessandro Fumagalli.
Modular Project is an eclectic duo with a sound defined by powerful drums and driving synths, heavily influenced by New Wave and the Italo disco sounds from the 80’s.
Cyberspace kicks off w/ hypnotic synthesizers, strong real bass and spacer atmospherics that recalls classic dancefloor sounds from the past.

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Cyberspace (Original Mix)

Modular Project - Cyberspace (Original Mix)

Fired up on high energy Electrons, Timothy Clerkin’s imprint Insult To Injury (the label he runs with perennially on-point platform Ransom Note) is back with another arsenal of acid-tinged techno firearms. Manchester’s own Buran light the Bunsen burner & get things super-heated with their analogue heroics. Both tracks are borne from live jams, with minimal adjustment before going to press. 

Test phase completed, first out the blocks is Beta, employing a monster low end 303 and analogue percussion to create a menacing floor destroyer. This savage assault is quickly followed by Kincaid’s reimagining of the track – slowed down and, for want of a better phrase, like, totally dubbed out, maaaan. Electro collides with Space Echo for a truly unique experience. 

Particles is next, with some serious up-a-gear oomph; full on foot-stomping action, with relentlessly driven acidic bass that takes us back to a time when we could lose ourselves to a groove on the dance-floor. Peak time, rolling techno that demands you move your body. 

Finally, we wind up business with Earth Trax’s ferocious take on Particles. Stripping things back somewhat and highlighting the laser-focused sounds of the original, he’s created a space battle in electro-work-out format. Synth projectiles whizz by our ears before we’re ejected in the vacuum of space with a serene, synth-lead soundscape coda.

Beta EP

Buran - Particles [ITI#12]

Robi Insinna is a Producer, DJ, Visual Artist and INDUSTRIA and RELISH owner.

Back in 2001 he founded the seminal Relish label in direct response to a then-dominant sound in club music. Its catalogue is as vast as it is varied and foreshadowing the music he'd go on to make himself under Headman/Manhead. Some highlights are IT ROUGH, Birth School Work Death, in the early years for the newer period tracks such as Be Loved, Dechainee. He also was busy remixing the likes of Roxy Music, The Gossip, Franz Ferdinand, The Units, Unknown Cases, Gina X and many more.
Relish has also been busy releasing international talents and remixes such as Daniel Avery, Red Axes, Borusiade, Manfredas.


Fast forward to 2018 he's on the move again launching new Project label, Industria with - not quite an album, not quite an EP - Hard Work. The debut was released under Robi's own name.
Industria will be focused more on vinyl releases, but not solely vinyl. The project will encompass all areas of Robi's work and ties together elements of his art and visual design projects and products.

Modular Project - Cyberspace (Original Mix)

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