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Gabriele Salerno aka Hekum has a new EP “Developing of Origins” out soon on Faut Section.  Composed of four tracks, the EP is specially designed for the dance floor. Focusing on rhythmic and intersected grooves along with metallic overtones that gives a sense of roughness throughout the EP. 

“Mentally Unstable” is a track filled with syncopated and fervent rhythms that forges a dirty and futuristic atmosphere.

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Developing of Origins

Unstable Mentality

Premiere: Hekum "Unstable Mentality" - Faut Section

Innervisions (Pilot)

Motto Sono Records presents: (MOTTO30) Cosmic Daze EP, produced by A.D. With his third release on the label A.D. changes the stance and keeps on surprising. Third time's a charm as they say!

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Cover art by Oona Nakai
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Cosmic Daze EP (MOTTO30)

Cosmic Daze, by A.D. (MOTTO30)

BLANKA - Time Machine (Alarico Remix)

My recent release by the Miami-based Future Arkive label. The EP features three originals and a remix by Deraout.

Jason Patrick - Rack Vert (Deraout Remix)

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Amid a crossfire of colorless carbon copies of a long-forgotten idea, Jason Patrick’s latest effort makes a luminary statement. The Images of Light EP arrives by way of Bay Area electronic music label Peer. Each of its five tracks casts a purposeful shadow across the boundless void that is modern techno.

Psychedelic yet functional “Code Cracking” is the second track on the release. A metallic orator laments over its digital shackles on the high end while borderline Gregorian atmospheres seem to taunt it from below. Only in the final few bars do the two reconcile.

Only Peer could provide a home for an artistic statement like the Images of Light EP. Well into its third year, the imprint has eked out a niche in the refined yet experimental range of the electronic music spectrum. Contributions such as that of Jason Patrick project a bright future out ahead for Peer and its tight-knit community of supporters

Label: Peer

Artist: Jason Patrick
Title: Images of Light
Release Date: Friday 8 November 2024
Format: Digital
CAT#: PEER010

01. Xpx997
02. Code Cracking
03. Foreshadow
04. Off World
05. Interpretation

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Jason Patrick

Premiere: Jason Patrick "Code Cracking" - Peer

Miami-based label Future_Arkive is presenting the 'Space Expedition' EP by Ukrainian DJ and producer Flashe, featuring a remix from Chicago’s Jason Patrick. 

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'Space Expedition' EP will be available after the 16th of October https://futurearkive.bandcamp.com 

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Space Expedition

Featured

PREMIERE: Flashe - Space Expedition (Jason Patrick Remix)

@J-Patrick / @PeerAudio

Bandcamp - https://peeraudio.bandcamp.com/album/images-of-light-ep
YouTube - https://youtu.be/BLxAwc5mi_E

Peer is the cutting-edge underground techno label hailing from San Francisco, creating the modern day soundtrack for US techno. The label has showcased timeless sounds from heavyweights like Drumcell, Uun, Secus, Annika Wolfe, and many more.

Now, Jason Patrick makes his highly anticipated debut on Peer, following acclaimed releases on iconic labels such as DJ Hyperactive's 4 Track, Submerge's Impact Mechanics, Jeremy P Caulfield's Dumb Unit, From 0-1, and Mike Derer's Northern Parallels.

For this DT:Premiere we selected "Xpx997" with a hypnotic and atmospheric sound. Rolling drums are met with sci-fi overtones from pulsing phasers to cloudy, humming textures that make this a high level pursuit of techno excellence.

LABEL: Peer

CAT#: PEER010
ARTIST: Jason Patrick
TITLE: Images of Light

FORMAT: Digital

RELEASED: 8 November 2024

01. Xpx997
02. Code Cracking
03. Foreshadow
04. Off World
05. Interpretation

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DT:Premiere | Jason Patrick - Xpx997 [Peer]

Amid a crossfire of colorless carbon copies of a long-forgotten idea, Jason Patrick’s latest effort makes a luminary statement. The Images of Light EP arrives by way of Bay Area electronic music label Peer. Each of its five tracks casts a purposeful shadow across the boundless void that is modern techno.

“Xpx997” ushers in the effort with uncanny brightness for a cut otherwise defined by dissonance and atonal foley effects. Radiant bursts rip through a layer of exospheric noise, halted by an organic drum groove at the hearth of the soundscape.

Next on the EP’s tracklist is the psychedelic yet functional “Code Cracking.” A metallic orator laments over its digital shackles on the high end while borderline Gregorian atmospheres seem to taunt it from below. Only in the final few bars do the two reconcile.

“Foreshadow” portrays the precise sonic imagery suggested by its title. Subtle and slow burning, a coarse veil of tension wafts its way down from overhead, flickering madly like negative film reel footage of a wind-hewn flame.

Eliciting an immediate visceral reaction is the exceptionally produced “Off World.” It leads with dissociative oscillations, ratcheting up the intensity with each new layer added to the arrangement. By the time a unique double breakdown cuts through the cacophony, haunting mechanical whispers fill the track’s negative space.

“Interpretation” closes out the Images of Light EP on a sullen note. Cold ambiance lays an unshakeable foundation for this contemplative palette cleanser. As the occasional stereo artifact rattles its way up and down the dynamic range, the listener is left to reflect on all that they’ve taken in.

Only Peer could provide a home for an artistic statement like the Images of Light EP. Well into its third year, the imprint has eked out a niche in the refined yet experimental range of the electronic music spectrum. Contributions such as that of Jason Patrick project a bright future out ahead for Peer and its tight-knit community of supporters. 
credits
released November 8, 2024

Written and Produced by Jason Patrick
Mastering by Matt Salamone
Artwork by Adra
Description by John Cameron


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Jason Patrick - Foreshadow

Trauma

A2 --- DJ Savage --- Trauma (PF001)

Artist: Spencer Hardwick
Title: 'Are These My Memories'
Label: VAST Recordings
Cat. #: VAST003
Format: Digital
Release: 16th May,​ ​2025
Pre order: https://weareallvast.bandcamp.com/music

Sounds From NoWhere is pleased to premiere a new Spencer Hardwick' track remixed by Jason Patrick on 'Vast Recordings'.

After leveraging his imprint to provide a platform for deserving talent in techno, VAST Recordings boss Spencer Hardwick has offered up the label's third release. 
The Introspection EP takes clear inspiration from the Blade Runner films and their challenging narrative around self-referentiality. 
It comprises of three original singles as well as two remixes by Jason Patrick and Mike Derer.

Label head Spencer Hardwick, who has previously released on JAK's SubSensory, personifies the VAST ethos with his own captivating version of its artistic philosophy. 
Spencer's electronic music style, which is experimental but true to tradition, creates a cerebral tangent between layers of beautiful, progressive ambiance and artistic, atonal noise. 
Groove is still crucial throughout, and the desire to support and advance the community that has developed around techno is the primary motivator behind this astute balance between what techno is and what it can be.

USA-based Mike Derer kicks off the remixes with over 20 years of industry knowhow from running an artist agency, hosting events and of course beat-making. 
His music can be found on his own Northern Parallels imprint, Myles Sergé's (MS), and also remixing for the likes of A.Paul's Naked Lunch.

Second on remix duty is Jason Patrick from Chicago, who appears following acclaimed releases on iconic labels such as DJ Hyperactive's 4 Track, Submerge's Impact Mechanics, Jeremy P Caulfield's Dumb Unit, and From 0-1.

"Are These My Memories" ushers in Hardwick's body of work with a distinct sense of urgency. 
Wandering synth lines fall and intertwine repeatedly in a hypnotic haze, referencing the cognitive dissonance that might be caused by not trusting one's own memories. 
Unintelligible spoken-word samples only add to the psychological intrigue.

The second track of the EP, "Is This Real" depicts an increasingly tenuous and fleeting grasp of reality. 
Tense arpeggios and melancholic atmospheres evoke a sense of intense introspection and uncertainty.

No concrete resolution lies in store on Hardwick's final track, "Why Can't I Tell Anymore." 
Its warbling melody poses more questions than answers, raising the stakes as each sonic layer enters the arrangement. 
The effort thus opens a door for Hardwick to explore similar themes in upcoming works.

Adding dimension to the EP are accomplished American artists Jason Patrick and Mike Derer. 
Jason's remix reimagines "Are These My Memories" with dubby, reverb-soaked chords, keeping the tempo high while instilling more dynamic intensity throughout his rendition. 
Mike's remix of the same track casts it in a psychedelic light, complete with resonant percussion and glimmering stereo artefacts.

What are our memories? What is reality? What is being alive? How can we know for sure? 
In the Introspection EP, Spencer Hardwick proves himself capable of transmuting such riveting quandaries into music. 
In doing so, he carries forth techno's rich legacy of taking cues from science fiction, hinting at what's to come from his rapidly growing discography.

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@j-patrick
@weareallvast

Premiere: Spencer Hardwick - Are These My Memories (Jason Patrick Remix) [VAST Recordings]

Future Arkive | 4trk | TMM Records | From0to1 | Peer | Northern Parallels

Jason Patrick’s lineage connects two of the most influential cities in electronic music: Chicago and Detroit. His unique sonic fingerprint combines influences from both cities, honing in on that unmistakable Detroit spirit, while harmoniously incorporating a subtle influence from the Windy City. As a highly-skilled, dynamic selector, he’s been a resident at Chicago’s infamous Spybar with travels across the USA, hitting cities like Los Angeles, New York, Miami and Detroit respectively. He’s also been booked to play in Europe, appearing at Tresor in Berlin and Plastic in Milan.

Equally adept in the studio, he channels years spent refining his technical skills into tracks that have landed on labels such as KMS, Peer, TMM, Future Arkive, and 4trk. His tracks have been played by artists such as Luke Slater, Tensal, Lewis Fautzi, and Philippa Pacho. Equipped with deep knowledge, superlative skills, and a progressive, driven attitude towards his work, Jason Patrick is one of the lynchpins of Chicago techno.