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Detroit native Blair French joins the RNT fam with a 4-tracker of burning edit heat! From the Brazilian boogie burner Cut The Crust, to the cruisy camp of Surrender, the “welcoming” uptempo instrumental disco vibes of All Is Welcome, to the explosive and percussive Excuse Me, this record is a peak-time party from beginning to end. 

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Detroit native Blair French joins the RNT fam with a 4-tracker of burning edit heat! From the Brazilian boogie burner Cut The Crust, to the cruisy camp of Surrender, the “welcoming” uptempo instrumental disco vibes of All Is Welcome, to the explosive and percussive Excuse Me, this record is a peak-time party from beginning to end. 

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http://www.razor-n-tape.bandcamp.com

Blair French Edits

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Messages Volume One LP
Label - Cosmic Tiger
Released - 26th November 2021
BUY FROM - https://thecosmictiger.bandcamp.com/releases

Cosmic Tiger present the first in a series of various artist compilations designed to shine a light on far-flung musical scenes while raising money for good causes

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PREMIERE: Rudy's Midnight Machine - Royal Flush

Merle - Mimi Likes 2 Dance

Anticipation Of A New Lover's Arrival

'Museum Remixed' by:

Lord Akton - RFG
Shatter Hands - Lost
99 Blows - Luna
Jeppe Wolmer - Edward

Original music composed by Terkel Nørgaard

Original recordings by Reverse (Terkel Nørgaard - drums, Søren Gemmer - piano & Jesper Thorn - bass) for the album 'Museum' (DME) from May 2017.

'Edward' (Jeppe Wolmer Remix)

the snake 1

Moldy Tape Dub

baja edit

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/jeppe-wolmer-into-the-night-broken-district
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/gS9ZSM813CI
* Pre-order: https://brokendistrict.bandcamp.com/album/brokenbits-vol-2

Broken District is a label that we’ve been following since the beginning of their musical adventures. This Friday, they are presenting "Brokenbits Vol.2", the latest in their series of compilations featuring productions from the label’s friends and affiliated talents. This new volume explores multiple territories, including musical works crafted by Real J., Interface Palm, Junktion, Joint4Nine, and a beautiful track from Jeppe Wolmer that we are sharing with you below as a Bolting Bits Premiere.Long-time friend of the BKD family, Real J. opens this EP with a downtempo broken-beat ballad inspired by the London nujazz scene. “Computer Funk” is led by a melancholic Rhodes melody evolving throughout this perfect introductive track.Up next is the Melbourne-based artist Interface Palm with “Head in the iClouds”, a dynamic and percussive production backed by a strong bassline. The track is sitting halfway between spiritual jazz, house and funk, a perfect fit with the label’s musical tastes.He is followed by the Dutch producer Junktion, one half of the infamous Fouk project. Junktion joins the BKD family with “On Crown Range Road”, a mid-tempo funk journey powered with peaceful piano loops and a twisted, acid synth bassline.Lots of new additions to the family on this Brokenbits Vol.2 compilation! The Colombian artist Joint4Nine, co-founder of Nòmada Records, is also boarding the BKD aircraft. “Hood Stories” is a soft, deep sound with soulful, afro house influences, reminiscent of the good old days spent in the neighborhood.Broken District artist Jeppe Wolmer closes this release with one of his genre-bending creations, "Into the Night”, a hybrid funky pop-electronica journey. We already shared with a track from him on the inaugural release from the label. As stated by the label, this new track apparently started out as a DJ tool, but Jeppe eventually added his own vocals and created a beautiful piece of art by layering down some melancholic strings and synth compositions, giving the ideal conclusion to this new compilation.

Rewolmer - Should I -1

Jeppe Wolmer