Just in time for New Year's Eve parties we have a new track from the archives to give away and it's a previously unreleased remix of 'Freedom, What For?', of which original version, music video and remixes from A.N.D.Y. and Tronik Youth you might remember from the single released some time ago on Discotexas.

The remix we're giving away now is by DJ Amplifier, who you might also know as John Salmon from his P.O.S live shows and co-production duties.

And the vocals are by Magnolia.

This is P.O.S's last track for the year but stay tuned for some more give aways in 2014 as well as (finally!) some new P.O.S originals!

Have a great festive season and happy new year!

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Philosophy Of Sound - Freedom, What For? (DJ Amplifier Remix) **FREE DOWNLOAD

Danny Norbury & Ian Hawgood - I_I

Daedelus - Onward

Produced by A. Darlington and Young Dad. Vocal by Young Dad.

From the forthcoming album "The Light Brigade"

Release Date: 09/30/14 

Buy - iTunes

Daedelus - Onward

First excerpt of Sylvain Chauveau new album Post-Everything.
Out on August 25th 2017 on Brocoli
http://www.brocoli.org
http://www.sylvainchauveau.com

Credits:
SC - Vocals, Programming
Chantal Acda - Vocals
Myriam Pruvot - Backing Vocals

Music & Words by Sylvain Chauveau

Sylvain Chauveau - Find What You Love And Let It Kill You

Available on iTunes here: 
Listen on Spotify here:

Written by Arthur Russell
Arranged and Produced by Tash Parker & Hans Van Vliet
Cello performed by Charlotte Jacke and engineered by Ben Edgar
Mixed and Mastered by Becki Whitton
Artwork by Glen Wilkie 
(original photo composition by Janette Beckman)

I Take This Time

‘Tunnels’ begins with a flurry of drums before being enveloped by sub-bass pressure, like stepping directly into a basement club in full flow. As the track climaxes, saxophones sweep the air like green-spoked lasers overhead, creating a contrast of pinpoint clarity against the background atmosphere. Though sonically well outside Bristol’s dubstep legacy, it accurately portrays the smudged perception of a peak time rave. On the flip, we find the more introverted 'First Light', wherein the group downshift from the buzz of a bustling room to the hum of one’s head as dawn breaks. It is a moment of spacious solitude shared only, as Cunningham pictures it, with “swans fighting over polystyrene chip boxes” in the canal below.
Buy limited edition 7" here: https://ishmaelensemble.bandcamp.com/album/severn-songs-2

Ishmael Ensemble - Tunnels

Commissioned by Groovescooter for the 2nd volume in our JJJ Album Of The Week series, 'Re-fashioned', this stunning cover of David Sylvian and Japan's early 80's classic 'Ghosts' features Gotye on vocals & music programming/production by Yum Cha Sessions. It was recorded at Creative Vibes, York St studios behind the QVB building in Sydney.  Now finally available digitally in high qual wav or mp3 from Bandcamp: https://groovescooter.bandcamp.com/track/ghosts

Produced by J. Bourne and Biseaux (Yum Cha Sessions)
Vocals: Gotye / Wally De Backer (credited as WDB)
Mastered by Kathy Naunton @ dB Mastering, Sydney
Commissioned /A&Rd by: Georgie Zuzak & Paris Pompor
Released: 2004, exclusively for Groovescooter's 'Re-fashioned British Airwaves' album.

Ghosts GOTYE + YUM CHA SESSIONS - Groovescooter Records (Japan/David Sylvian cover)

Remix EP of excellent melbourne Jazz outfit from the early 1990's 

This EP was comissioned to give remixers the opportunity to experiment with source files and to push the band into the, then dynamic, acid jazz area. It was never commercially released. 
Global Warming Productions - GWP06.
https://www.discogs.com/Bham-Hum-Phat-Desert-Ghost-EP/release/7507185

Desert Ghost

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