Fresh Electronic and Dance releases from independent artists and labels every Wednesday. Cover: Soundwaves

Fresh Finds: Basement

THINGS I WAS LISTENING TO THIS WEEK (8/21/20)

Fresh Finds

A collection of most of my releases. Purchase / download here: https://kryptogram.bandcamp.com/

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Low Verse SOS

She Funked Me

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HOLOW returns more hyped than ever ! "Something To Say" is a one of a kind analogue driven House track, suitable from DJs to Hipsters yet again in remarkable HOLOW fashion.
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Something to Say

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Holow - Something to Say

I Want To Change

6-Pack

in my rik

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Waiting For You

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Soundwaves - Waiting For You

Carsick

I finished this mixtape / EP, whatever it is, a few months ago. It’s a combination of demos I was working on that I loved playing out at shows the last year or so. Some old, some new - it’s a mix of all of the genres and styles that I’m feeling at the moment. Also, I really wanted to include interludes because I was always fascinated with them as a kid listening to CDs. vol2 in a few months !

krypt. vol1

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Growing Apart

Choreography (Dub)

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Dark ambient vocals, combined with the deep bass line makes for this absolute stomper of a tune. Rollers Only presents 'Hands Up'

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ROR005: STUND - Hands Up

kryptogram - How Long Have You Been Away (Official Audio)

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"How Long Have You Been Away?’ is the first single off of krypt. vol2, following the 1st volume that released in August 2020. The last few months, I’ve rediscovered my love for french-house and disco-house from the early 2000s. This one is a bit more melancholic than most of my music; it talks about missing someone or something. In my case specifically, it was about the times of innocence that I miss from my late childhood / early adulthood. I think in this moment, we’re all missing the times we had before all this nonsense started. HLHYBA is imo, an ode to good times & memories."

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kryptogram is a Chicago based producer & DJ.
Emigrating to the US from war-torn Serbia in the early 2000s, kryptogram (born Igor Loncar) grew up in a musically fruitful household. Obsessed with recreating sounds he heard on Daft Punk’s ‘Discovery’, he dove into electronic production at 15, discovering his love for house music. Drawing influences from Chicago house, 90s UK garage, and early-2000s disco-house, he has developed his artistic sound as an intricate combination of inescapable house grooves, crisp production, and soothing melodies.

krypt. vol2

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How Long Have You Been Away? [Extended]

kryptogram - How Long Have You Been Away 
krypt. vol2 out now: https://create.ffm.to/kryptvol2

“krypt. vol2 is the second instalment of my ‘krypt’ EP series. It’s a mixtape-like EP, named after a ‘crypt’ (underground vault holding the remains of a person); in this case it’s my musical vault with several new + old tracks I’ve had in my unreleased catalogue. It touches various genres like the previous one, from garage stuff to a bit faster house, to slowed down nu-disco. I rarely get inspired by current music, most of the time I’m listening to records at least 15-20 years old but wondering how they would sound if they were made today.

The EP also features two songs (Never Enough, L.U.V.) with my own lead vocals, which a first for my releases thus far. I really enjoy making longer music projects which is why I’ve always gravitated towards LPs and albums, as a producer and a listener. It allows you to dive in a bit deeper in the mind of the creator and see where their emotions lie across a longer body of work. A single often doesn’t have enough power to allow you to see behind the curtain.”


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