I am speechless. Such a track mate, damn!

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Rhythm-driven dance floor workouts in Warehouse Preservation Society's trademark and excellent quirky way. Following outings on Love On The Rocks, Rogue Cat Records and Machine Limited, the Warehouse Preservation Society, comprised of Travis ‘TK’ Kirschbaum & Tavish Graham, cue up a suitably low slung and sophisticated release for Dave Harvey’s well established Futureboogie imprint. Aside the beautiful 3 original cuts, we've the pleasure of streaming the remix contribution by San Francisco’s Dave Aju. TIP!

Buy: https://futureboogie-recordings.bandcamp.com/album/endlessly-ep

https://soundcloud.com/dave-aju
https://soundcloud.com/warehousepreservation
https://soundcloud.com/futureboogie

Endlessly EP (incl. Dave Aju Remix)

Premiere: Warehouse Preservation Society - Dont Mess My Head (Dave Aju Remix) [Futureboogie]

Undraped and Draped-Out (Remixes)

Mugwump - No Trepidation (Vox Low Remix)

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Taken from "Switchdance & Rina - Baba Music Vol. I EP (Duro)". Out November 19th 2021.

Duro is honored to present the birth of the “Baba” brotherhood. During the last pandemic year, Rina traveled from Tel Aviv to Portugal, where he met Switchdance. After some trips around the beautiful city of Lisbon, plates and plates of hummus and samosa, a visit to pick up raspberries at a field that used to be a medicinal cannabis farm and lots of hours in Switchdance's studio, 'Baba Music Vol. 1' was alive.

The journey initiates with the Portuguese version of "Give Way", a cut that narrates the moment when you are in a high state of mind and try to describe the process to get back to reality. For this version the duo worked with vocalist Abrão, where a deep and resonant bass, a synthesized voice, electric and acid melodies, and distant pads run through the space. It’s followed by the Hebrew version of "Give Away" where Rina takes control of the vocals. 

"Reak" means "empty" in Hebrew, the cut refers to a state of consciousness where there is nothing in the brain. Playful percussion, acid basslines mixed with digitally distorted synthesizers create the sensation of breaking out reality, an experience blended with algorithms, binary codes and atomized sounds where it is hard to distinguish the realness. A roar to all the Babas around the world to gather on the dance floor. 

To consummate the brotherhood with an embellishment, master Jonathan Kusama came up with two versions of "Give Way". The first one is a futuristic and dystopian dub masterpiece, with distorted bass lines, shady vocals and liquid percussion. For the second version Kusama brings up the energy and keeps the bass flickering and harsh, mixed with mind-bending and unhinged synthesizers.

Artist social media:

https://soundcloud.com/switchdance
https://www.facebook.com/switchdancemusic
https://www.instagram.com/switchdance
https://www.facebook.com/rina1951

Label social media:

https://www.facebook.com/durolabel
https://twitter.com/durolabel
https://www.instagram.com/durolabel
https://soundcloud.com/durolabel

Baba Music Vol. I

PREMIERE : Switchdance & Rina - Give Way (Jonathan Kusuma Remix)(Duro)

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https://soundcloud.com/kalaharioystercult
🛒 https://kalaharioystercult.bandcamp.com/album/various-artists-elsewhere-xx-oyster35
🔊 https://youtu.be/hpPNaOvE6ww

Exploring hybrid music styles and outernational, borderless musical influences, DJ soFa’s Elsewhere compilation series continues with a sixth instalment, and the second to appear on Kalahari Oyster Cult.

Always ahead of the tide, the Kalahari Oyster is a fine specimen when it comes to the discipline of next-level sound-snooping. Meticulously curated by Belgian sonic globetrotter soFa, Elsewhere XX showcases a dozen outstanding tunes, each dwelling in their own personal space between the imaginary worlds of post-kraut, DIY synth-punk and odd-pop ballads.

Melting these genres with contemporary club music is the mission here. Doused in a thick fog of arcane machine talk, tribal rhythms and cosmic synths, Elsewhere XX is an invitation to escape the hall of LED-backlit mirrors that we’ve so mistakenly come to call our “reality”.

Gathering artists from all corners of the globe – including Radio Hito, Anatolian Weapons, Eylul Deniz, Dame Area and Electronic Body Girl – soFa’s curation lays the groundwork for a unique and thoroughly immersive listening and dancing experience. Through a carefully selected suite of like-minded, yet diverse joints, we run the gamut from distorted funk (“Anita”, “Confiture") and cross-pollinated electroid blueprints (“Walk Away”, “An Abhainn Mhor") to oddball synthpop (“Credo” & Twin Peaks cover "She Can't Die"), reverb-soaked audio safaris (“Fifty Fifty (Anatolian Weapons Dub)") and static-filled postpunk (“Umani”).

soFa's Elsewhere series started in 2017 and this is the sixth compilation to date. Shifting focus with every new instalment, the compilations have previously appeared on labels likes Music For Dreams, Emotional Response and Crevette Records. 

Tracklist:

1. Radio Hito - Credo 
2. Sam Media - Simple As Fuck 
3. Şeytan Tüyü - Anita 
4. Volga - Na Gorushke (Live at DOM 2002) 
5. Electronic Body Girl - Walk Away 
6. Dame Area - Dis-umani 
7. Cilin - An Abhainn Mhor 
8. δρ - Fifty Fifty (Anatolian Weapons Rework 
9. Romain FX - Guanmu Cong
10. Mytron & A von F - Confiture 
11. Tagliabue - Riso Amaro 
12. Eylul Deniz - She Can't Die (Twin Peaks Instrumental Cover) 
13. Digital Bonus: Eylul Deniz - She Can't Die (Twin Peaks Vocal Cover)

Elsewhere XX

Simple As Fuck

PREMIERE: Sam Media - Simple As Fuck [Kalahari Oyster Cult]

Milf 01 EP

"Some men are at home where others would be scared to tiptoe; Enter MILF Recordings, a new label that mysteriously emerges from nowhere (and everywhere at the same time).  Immediately present in the artwork, a sex charged energy, reminiscent of a 80’s - 90’s heyday, intended for mature audiences only.  Perhaps it lives on in this latest delivery from our good friend, “UNKNOWN ARTIST.”  The opening scene, I mean track… “Adicktion” (Milf’s Edit) - a tough, rolling, disco-esque bassline, somewhat of a theme throughout the release, drives the listener, over shimmering, analog drums that gradually boil over into a synthy intensity, all while you are serenaded to the excited confessions of a sex addict.  Track 2, “Dame Mature,” lowering the tempo somehow brings out a more mechanical sensuality in the track’s sampling, blending together voices, and more, over a cutting bassline, that patiently establishes a steady, easy to follow rhythm, which ends with what appears to be cracks of a whip, if that’s something you enjoy.  The closing track, “Asstronomy” (Fuck Off Edit), a type of erotic, post apocalyptic outro, through space.  More aggressive, and then later sludgy, pulsating, bass tones keep the energy moving, into an interestingly dubby, droning, breakdown, that would surely create some excellent mixing opportunities for any remotely creative DJ, possibly.  All around, a solid collection for fans of dark disco edits, that any sweaty, open minded dancefloor would surely embrace, assuming there is a DJ in the building who is capable of wielding such a fiery trio.  

A final note, for those who might only have eyes for vulgarity, where there is only music, offering their unsolicited judgment, I ask, how did you get here?  Don’t answer that question."

Milf 01 EP

MILF 01 Snippet

https://soundcloud.com/volta-cab
https://soundcloud.com/terra-magica-rec
🛒 https://terramagicarec.bandcamp.com/album/club-terram
🔊 https://youtu.be/Puc0DI2GTAU

Terra Magica Rec. is back with its fifth release “Club TERRAM”! This time it will be another V.A. compilation of never heard and unreleased original gems of electronic body music. Think: A double 12” vinyl which is fully charged for dismantled club use. All tracks are dance floor oriented rhythms which will activate your maximum energy output as well as total chill out crash. With its discoish genre splicing between 90s-IDM 2 New Beat and Breakbeats 2 NuCosmic 2 Acid-Madchester 2 rolling trancey driven Goa beats. ‘Capitalism constructs the disco experience, but it does not necessarily know what it is doing, apart from making money’. Underground is where we go moving.

Tracklist: 

Pyramid Of Knowledge – Dancing Stars
Mirko Hecktor – Extraterrestrial Encounter
Iro Aka – Deshaper
Moisk – Daer
Tadan – Metamorph
Dom Ahtuam – About You
Rambal Cochet – Habib
Listensport & Tom Sprenger – Ahhello (Dirk Leyers Mix)
Hektisch Sprengen DJs – TranceSkeptisch Springen
Mikkel Rev – Bamboo Forest

PREMIERE: Rambal Cochet – Habib [Terra Magica Rec.]

The original ‘Bless This Acid House’ album was released in May 2023 and was overflowing with extraordinary collaborations with original house music icons such as Marshall Jefferson, Robert Owens, Irvine Welsh and the late Sleazy D. Made with a variety of music-making analogue hardware machines, it was designed to transport you back to a time when house music was fresh, raw and underground.

A year on, this new release ‘Bless This Acid House Remixed’ does exactly what it says on the tin. Thirteen on-point, contemporary remixes of the original album tracks reworked by some of the most respected names in electronic music including Bushwacka, ITHURTZ, Jonny Aux, Black Octopus, Jon Carter, Serge Santiago, Redraft Memories & Chip-E, Transparent Sound and more. 

First out of the blocks, legendary acid house original Bushwacka takes the languid ‘Wish’ with Robert Owens and injects it with wiggly acid nitroglycerine. This dynamite cut is followed by Quinn from Paranoid London stepping up in his Jonny Aux guise for a punchy, squiggly, breakbeat-fuelled overhaul of ‘Take You There’ featuring the late Sleezy D. Jack Said What mainstay Serge Santiago takes ‘This Is Acid’ in an almost Italo direction; Transparent Sound morphs ‘Go Bang’ into a dark electro beast with a killer bassline undertow; and ITHURTZ twists timeless classic ‘One Day’ into a skippy, rubberised tech-house missive. 

Further, Jon Carter twists ‘Acid House Guys’ featuring Irvine Welsh through a glitchy techno mangle, while jackin’ house Chicago original Chip-E, alongside his mate Redraft Memories, obtain the parts to ‘Jack Said What’ — the track that gave rise to the label’s name — and take it further into the outer space technosphere. And there’s plenty more goodness in addition to these top-notch remixes, too. Shot through with an acid house sensibility, there’s sure to be a remix for a wide range of people here with any sort of interest in the culture.

Steve Mac is the artist behind the ‘Bless This Acid House’ album. A UK house music heavy-hitter, he has been a pillar of the international house community virtually from the beginning. The DJ/producer is also the label boss of Jack Said What Records in partnership with infamous Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh. With over 25 years’ experience, Steve is respected and revered for his analogue production style. Mac has also released tracks for labels such as Nervous, MoS, Cr2, Toolroom, Saved, Underwater and Ovum, and produced a number of artist albums for other people as well.

Bless This Acid House Remixed

My Mind (UNE Remix)

Steve Mac feat. MDMK - My Mind (UNE Remix)

Erasmus - Ti Ricordi Di Me (Belgica Soundtrack)

Artist: Olaf Blanch
Label: Modern Obscure Music
Remixer: Suzanne Kraft
Catalog num: MOM021
Format: 12” and Digital

Olaf Blanch - Borealis EP – Modern Obscure Music

Olaf Blanch debuts on Modern Obscure Music with the Borealis EP, which also features a remix by Suzanne Kraft. The Barcelona based producer presents four original tracks that explore different Balearic soundscapes, from the exciting adventure of Nur Yawa to the deep ambience of Birds. For reference points, think Mark Barrott’s Islands project or some of the great Ambient records of the 1990s. This isn’t all. Suzanne Kraft turns Nur Yawa on its head, creating a catchy and very danceable Nu Beat styled remix.
www.modernobscuremusic.com

Olaf Blanch - Nur Yawa (Suzanne Kraft Remix)

Because it's Christmas soon and especially because our friend @acidobasic is very talented, we decided to add his track Sham on our next release "Worst Greatest Hits Vol. I".

Basic - Sham

The next 12 incher on Wrong Era is made by Marching Machines, a duo made of two Belgian powerhouses: Dimitri Andreas and Spacid. Their love for electronic machine manipulation and their musical history that spans over 2 decades, built an excellent foundation for this brand new project. “Lonesome” is a slow burning dark electro track with howling and gloomy synths that flow into acidic tendencies. “Desolat” continues on the emotional path of the previous track, embracing solitude on a broken rhythm, ending up in arpeggiating classic and cosmic italo track. In succession of that, there’s “Driven” which moves up to dancefloor dynamics by using harder and raw sounds, combined with an analogue pulsewave sound generator and building into a release of energy with wavy synths and smashing snares. The final track is a remix of “Lonesome” by one of Wrong Era’s label bosses Fabrizio Mamarella. While the original idea is still intact, the remix is a definite bigger and faster version, implying a stark contrast that still remains powerful, perfectly made for the dancefloor.

Marching Machines - Lonesome - Wrong Era

Written & Performed by Fantastic Twins. 
Produced by Cosmo Vitelli 
Mp3 128 kbps

Taken from "Bongo Beats & Bankruptcy: The Sound of I'm a Cliché"
Out 27.03.2020 // 3LP & Digital 
Preorder: https://fanlink.to/bongobeatsbankruptcy

A1. Orestt - Luddisme
A2. Awkward Corners - In Slow Motion (Sunju Hargun Edit)
A3. Volga Select - Spione
B1. June - Perspective 4000
B2. Coy - La Cantine Du Vatican
C1. Rouge Mécanique - Skate & Distort
C2. Benoit B - Cosmic Music Style
D1. Fantastic Twins - Read My Palmer, Laura
D2. Oliver Decrow - Opus Pistorum (Dunkeltier Mix)
E1. Cosmo Vitelli - The Horse Incident (Ft. Andrew Claristidge)
E2 Odopt - Annpala
F1. Krikor - We as one in the S.D.T
F2. Linja - Xanadu

Bongo Beats and Bankruptcy : The Sound of I'm a Cliche

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Fantastic Twins - Read My Palmer, Laura

Edinburg-based Donald Dust remixes “No No”, the last track in Technobeton's upcoming EP on Italo Moderni. 

Dust gives the techno track a beautiful rework with bobotic 80's sensibilities underpinning a grungy, droning bassline. A swirling and bewitching affair entering directly into the ethereal world of Dust himself. 

Read more: https://hyponik.com/features/first-listen-technobeton-no-no-donald-dust-remix-italo-moderni/

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@enterplanetdust
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Technobeton 2020 EP

First Listen: Technobeton - 'No No (Donald Dust Remix)' (Italo Moderni)

https://soundcloud.com/tulioxi
https://soundcloud.com/slow-motion-records
Buy Release: https://slowmotionrec.bandcamp.com/album/the-japanese-message
Youtube Stream: https://youtu.be/ULU5aQadT4s

Florence renaissance man Tulioxi drops his debut release on Slow Motion splashing fresh vitality onto a vintage European sonic palette. Video-age melodies and blistering electro-disco drums are served atop high-voltage bass-lines with pulsing hypnotic funk. Remixes come from Altieri's eerie, squelchy and mesmerising take on The Japanese Message, and Armonics floaty transposition of Fighting Against Someone Else's Perception.


Tracklist:
1. The Japanese Message
2. The Japanese Message (Altieri Remix)
3. Fighting Against Someone Else's Perception
4. Fighting Against Someone Else's Perception (Armonics Remix)
5. Rockafella Fohimi
6. I Banged My Head Three Times
7. Xica

Tulioxi - Rockafella Fohimi

Rockafella Fohimi

PREMIERE: Tulioxi - Rockafella Fohimi [Slow Motion]

https://soundcloud.com/thomassjackson
https://soundcloud.com/localsuicide
https://soundcloud.com/kaputtwav
Buy Release: https://www.deejay.de/Various_Artists_Kaputtwav_Vol_II:_Reserva_Voz_Terra_KPT002_Vinyl__968670
YouTube Stream: https://youtu.be/WVe4Set64aE

Colombia’s Kaputt Club returns with another sterling various artist release featuring a host of talent that showcases the best in dark disco, electronica, electro and much more. 

2020 saw the Bogota based club launch their eponymous imprint with a far reaching compilation, dropping tracks from a host of artists that perfectly represent the Kaputt sound as they further cement their position as a beacon of the Colombian underground. Now they are back with ten new and exclusive cuts which transcends the club and explores the human impact on the planet, and how nature came back to reclaim their land. 

Born in quarantine when nature sounded much louder than usual, VozTerra a local non-profit organization invited people to listen to nature in 'Sounds from your window'. People in Colombia and around the world took the opportunity of the isolation to listen and record ths sounds of nature. The material, together with soundscapes previously recorded in the Van der Hammen Reserve and in the La Conejera Wetland, in Bogotá, were given to DJs from the electronic music scene to create musical pieces which are now part of the ‘Reserva/Voz Terra’ compilation. 

The alliance of Kaputt.wav, VozTerra and the Museum for the United Nations - UN Live, is the compilation of unconventional actions that musicians and people from all over the world took to express their interest in caring for nature with the hope of inspiring people to take action to care for biodiversity and mitigate climate change. 

Things get underway with ‘Suba-Cota 1996’ from local talent Vilamarea, offering up a succinct opener of warm electronica with rich cinematic pads. Berlin based Curses taken up the baton next with the ethereal and hypnotic ‘Until the Fire Stops’ before Colombia’s Julio Victoria picks up the pace with acid tinged ‘Regreso’. Argentinian and Calypso Records boss Thomass Jackson joins forces with the ever impressive Local Suicide duo for the wonderfully chuggy workout that is ‘The Snitch’ and another Berlin resident in the shape of Bogota’s MiaHush then drops the arpeggiated roller, ‘Siempre Viva’ replete with 80’s inspired synth lines. The compilations second half sees chunky electro from Scadta, syncopated rhythms and rich chords from Nuclear Digital Transistor and some Italo inspired brilliance from Bordeaux’s Dombrance. Completing the package we have the deeply delicious ‘Marcha’ from Kabinett and a final closing opus from Kat Yusti in the shape of ‘Bestia’. ‘

Kaputt.wav Vol. II - Reserva/Voz Terra’ drops on 5th February 2021. http://www.kaputtclub.com 

Tracklist: 

Vilamarea - Suba-Cota 1996
Curses - Until The Fire Stops
Julio Victoria - Regreso
Thomass Jackson & Local Suicide - The Snitch
MiaHush - Siempre Viva
Scadta - Big Bad Bird
Nuclear Digital Transistor - Diablo 6
Dombrance - Pollona Azul
Kabinett - Marcha
Kat Yusti - Bestia

Kaputt.wav Vol. II - Reserva/Voz Terra

The Snitch

PREMIERE: Thomass Jackson & Local Suicide - The Snitch [Kaputt.wav]

"Early Years DNA" is an EP driven by various samples from the past. DNA's were crossed. Sounds were fused. All is glued to become a new power with an old and wise soul. Breaks, vocals, synths - let them remind you of the glory days of the rising underground. These tracks are your musical gene blueprints to take you into a new, evolved future.

https://soundcloud.com/jokioskulturos_official
https://soundcloud.com/electric_shapes

Early Years DNA

Premiere : Jokios Kultūros - Tribal Block Party [Electric Shapes]

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First Listen: Technobeton - 'No No (Donald Dust Remix)' (Italo Moderni)

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