Artist: Yaporigami
Title: Music Speaks, Therefore Music Is
Label: Teorema (@teorema-1)
Cat #: TE0107
Format: CD / Digital
Release Date: 04 Apr 2023

- TRACKLIST
01. Resonate 
02. Touch
03. Tell
04. Dive
05. Revive
06. Cure
07. Float
08. Move
09. Sing
10. Continue

- CREDITS
Written & Produced by Yaporigami (@underarrow)
Mastering by Yu Miyashita at Underarrow (https://underarrow.com)

- PRE-ORDER
https://diffusereality.bandcamp.com/album/yaporigami-music-speaks-therefore-music-is-te0107

Yaporigami - 'Music Speaks, Therefore Music Is' (Preview) [TE0107]

We’re glad to introduce you to the second chapter of our new “Eternal” Compilation Series. This time we’re exploring the chaotic universe of Footwork-Jungle & Turbo, including some of our favorite producers around the world and bringing together old-school and new-school sonic directions.

As usual, many thanks to all the people involved in the project and to all our supporters!

Bandcamp

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A l'occasion de sa soirée d'Halloween organisée au Nexus, Disorder en profite pour vous faire découvrir deux de ses artistes coups de coeur sur Rinse : Hermeth et Mani Festo. Cannonbar, DJ résidente de Disorder et co-organisatrice passe aussi au studio le 28/10 à 20h pour représenter le collectif.

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Disorder avec Cannonbar - 28 Octobre 2023

Dive

https://danhabarnam.bandcamp.com/album/dolby-centaur

Dolby Centaur (Cuts)

Collaboration between me @floex and The Yellow Ribbon movement.

The Yellow Ribbon is a resistance movement in the occupied territories of Ukraine. Created in April 2022 after the Russian military invasion, the goal of the movement is informational resistance against the Russian occupation in the Ukraine.

https://www.instagram.com/yellowribbonua/

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SERA020 - Satellite Era presents “Moon Behind The Eyelids EP,” a collection of storytelling songs by Keisuke Matsuoka, best known as Ton Mise. 

Out now on all major platforms: https://ffm.to/sera020

As the year progresses into March, we take a sonic trip back to warm, nostalgic landscapes drenched in the spring sunlight. The days become longer, the nights grow restless, and life begins once again. For this next journey, we call on a distant friend residing 10,000 kilometers away from the Satellite Era HQ. 

Nested in the beautiful city of Nagano is Japanese artist Ton Mise. His sound lands somewhere between two familiar realms that encapsulate our collective’s vision: experimental electronic music derived from a fabled past, along with boundary-pushing dance music fully compatible in club settings. Being influenced by early renditions of trip-hop and golden-age electronica, his music library once consisted of various labels like Merck, Skam, and Neo Ouija. Nowadays, he hunts for newfound dancefloor weapons that still pay homage to the former greats. This hybrid style landed his previous releases on underground imprints such as Eerik Inpuj Sound stateside and NoDiscoRecords in Japan.

After a couple of appearances on our beloved Distant Arrays series, Ton Mise returns with his best and most cohesive work yet. “Moon Behind The Eyelids EP” unveils a short story within each track, all influenced by Japanese subcultures and fitted into one shared theme. Each song title describes a moment in time, usually something trivial, and is paired with audio that helps paint each scene effortlessly. The EP starts with “Perfect Square Cluster Of Lampposts,” a clear nod to groovy, midtempo electronica. “Light Seen Through Gaps In Buildings” and “Iron Whale Takeoff” both portray his growing sense of modern yet emotive dance music. “Medium-Sized Tautological Machine” is a head-nodding joint that flexes a more aggressive side of his production, yet still incorporates lush vocals to keep it grounded. The release concludes with “Tehbep” and its title track, two respectful odes to jungle that blend dusty synths with playful percussion.

“Moon Behind The Eyelids EP” serves as a testament to Ton Mise’s unique take on moody electronica and contemporary dance music. Each song blossoms amidst the springtime, bringing a vibrant atmosphere to the soundscape without the lack of glitchy, intricate drum work.

Written & produced by Keisuke Matsuoda
Mastered by Amir Mashayekhi
Cover art & visuals by Nic Juister

BUY / STREAM

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MARAUDA & SCARLXRD - HEAVE (DJ INF1N1TE4HEAD FLIP)

「侘寂」@yurazdestiny /h̴o̶m̶e̵etownn [prod.me]

All songs produced, mixed and mastered by Muadeep
Cover artwork by Lupa

No Pulse

Hidden Element is electronic act from Kyiv, Ukraine. By blending elements of breakbeat, techno and ambient, producer Igor Kirilenko creates forward-thinking music with shifty rhythms, cinematic samples and deep textures. Inspired by classic sci-fi movies, it’s a perfect soundtrack both for crowded ecstatic club nights and solitary mind-wandering.

Igor began releasing tracks as Hidden Element in 2011, firstly as a duo with Nil Tarasov, and now as a solo project. Over the years he released music on various labels including Med School, Pinecone Moonshine, Alphacut, Silent Season, YUKU. 

Project’s track “I See The Light” (feat. Kiyomi Yamashita) was noted by DJ Mag as “Track of the Month”. Track “Reload, Replay” was played by Steve Lamacq on BBC1Xtra. Debut LP “Together” released on Absys Records in 2016 received a number of positive reviews and warm feedback from El Hornet (Pendulum), Ulrich Schnauss and other producers. 

Hidden Element also created official remixes for a variety of artists, from British drum’n’bass legend London Elektricity to Ukrainian pop-singer and Eurovision winner Jamala.

In 2020–2021 Hidden Element manifested a new ambitious chapter with EP trilogy “Comparisons” / “Kontinuum” / “Cycles”. Packed with intense contemporary breakbeat and seasoned with high class remixes from Throwing Snow, Andre Bratten, Prayer, Cocktail Party Effect, these EPs earned praise from Mixmag Japan, Mixmag UK, Mixmag Brazil, BARKS, Qetic, Inverted Audio etc. A bunch of tracks from the trilogy was also aired on BBC Radio 1 in numerous guest mixes.

all enquiries: hiddenelementua@gmail.com

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