Psyche/BFC - DELUXE DIGITAL VERSION

How The West Was Won

Finds You Well

Groove 32

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'Fragments of Us', the 13-track debut album from DJ/Producer Midland is out now on Vinyl, CD & Tape format and across all digital and streaming outlets. The album comes via Midland’s own imprint, Graded. The cover art is a photo by his brother Dom Agius, and the type and graphics are by longtime friend and
designer, Nick Shea.

The full-length album from which the single is taken features the voices of some Midland’s artistic heroes including Marlon Riggs, David Wojnarowicz alongside the contemporary voices of Stereogamus’ Jonny Seymour and Horse Meat Disco’s Luke Howard.

Fragments Of Us

Ritual

Recorded to capture the feeling of moving to the other side of the world from New Zealand to London. 

Track Listing:
Inhmost - New Place
A.S.O - Rain Down (Pure Link's Say Less Mix) 
Colour of Love - England's Dreaming (Dream Mix) 
Chris Zippel - Summerblink
Four Tet - Three Drums
Eversines - New Place
Eversines - Tussen Tijd
Nabihah Iqbal - Zone 1 to 6000
Seb Wildblood - Re-location.zip
Aphex Twin - Analogue Bubblebath
Eversines - Uitzicht
Placid Angles - Ocean (London Mix)
Spacemen 3 - Big City (Everybody I Know Can Be Found Here)

Jeff's Welcome to London Mix

Reciprocal

ARBOU-Ashes of Summer [DARK NATURE CONCEPT]

Pandemonium (Ilya Santana re-work)

3 - Frank Bretschneider - A Soft Throbbing Of Time

"Vince Watson is arguably one of a handful of European producers whose approach to techno matches the original ethos of the sound's Detroit pioneers. It's probably for this reason that Derrick May asked him to "remix and remodel" two timeless Rhythim Is Rhythim classics. Pleasingly, Watson's versions of 1991's "Icon" and "Kao-Tic Harmony" (the latter an early collaboration between May and Carl Craig) are both superb, getting just the right balance between respecting the original versions whilst bringing something new to the party. While the evocative, string-drenched version of "Icon" is superb, it is the fizzing, sci-fi fuelled melodiousness of Watson's "Kao-Tic Harmony" revision that really hits home hard. Naturally, both versions sound like breezy Motor City classics."

Icon / Kao-Tic Harmony (Vince Watson Reconstructions)

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Speedy J - De-Orbit - Rise EP 1992 (EDLXB003)

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Jeff's Welcome to London Mix

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