After so many years still♥️ this track really special

Ubisoft knows how to make one happy.     Ubisoft weiß wie man Leute glücklich macht.

Soooo intense 🔥🔥💙💙💙 u ken bby

😎✌🏼😉🤲🏼🌅💓🧠💪🏼

Buy J.O.B. EP on Beatport - http://bit.ly/bp-lancelot-job
Release Date: April 28th 2014

Following support from MK, The Magician, Tensnake and Skream on his debut Anjunadeep release, Lancelot returns with another exciting collaborative EP, this time with Australian soul sensation Ngaiire.

Premiered on BBC Radio 1 by Skream, "Ain't Nothin' Goin' on But the Rent" picks up where "Givin' It Up" left off, fusing contemporary deep sounds with retro vocal vibes. Ngaiire covers Gwen Guthrie's 80's classic in style over jam-band style instrumentals, featuring live guitar, keys and synth.

The sound of the Anjunadeep Miami party, B-side "Truth" ventures deeper, with Ngaiire again harnessing a throwback vocal over a warm, enfolding bass groove.

First up on remix duties is Meramek, who follows up his exciting debut Anjunadeep EP with a seriously bass heavy cut, perfectly primed to do some damage on the dance floor.

Lancelot himself turns in an ace piano dub reworking of the A-side, fuelled by ravey low end and infectious piano stabs beneath the chopped up vocal.

Fellow Aussies Playmode, fresh from remixing Ninetoes and collaborating with Jesse Rose put a wonky dancefloor spin on the original, working a bouncing tech-house groove around the stripped back vocal.

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Lancelot feat. Ngaiire - Truth

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Six Minutes (Reborn Mix)

We live at a time when distractions from reality are never further away than our fingertips. Our phones offer us unlimited stimulation and temporary comfort. The possibilities of technology are endless, but they also limit the possibility…the possibility to truly experience and submit to the moment.

For me, going to a club has always been about letting go of the world around me, like a vacation from the nagging realities of everyday life. In the best clubs I have been to, the people were united by a desire to experience electronic music in the purest sense; to get lost in its tension and release. No matter what was going on in their lives, it was a place where, for at least a few hours, nothing else mattered but the sheer power music had to bring people joy. And those experiences - held only by those in that room, at that moment - were almost like the reward to submitting to a secret society. At the end of the night, I could look at my friends, old and new, and without saying a single word, we'd know that what we experienced together was something special, something that would never quite be repeated again.

Some of my early clubbing experiences have stayed with me for my entire life. They are why I'm doing what I'm doing today. There is not a photo, forum thread or social media post in existence to mark their happening, but the memories, the emotions I felt, the way those nights changed my life - those things stay with me to this day.

Somewhere along the way, we as a society have lost the ability to experience those special moments. On the rare occasion that they do happen, we scramble to grab our phones in time to capture them - but those moments cannot be truly captured - and they don’t need to be broadcasted or recorded. Sometimes, the best thing we can do is fully appreciate what is happening in that room, at that moment, with those people around us. 

I think our society needs clubbing experiences where they go home with more than just a picture to post on instagram. That's why I'm starting This Never Happened - I want to create that experience for people.

At This Never Happened, we invite you into a space where the only thing that matters are the people in that room, the music and the magic that happens when those things interact. An event where the dancefloor will be a phone and photo-free space.

This experience we share together may, by 2016 standards, have never happened. But those who dare will always know - something special did happen here. 

The first show will be a return to my hometown of San Francisco on 3 June at Mezzanine. It's a venue I've dreamed of headlining for many years and the perfect place to start this new chapter. If we can make this happen - and work - together, there will be many, many more. 

This Never Happened will not just be the name of these events, but also the name of a new record label. This label will be the outlet for music, by me, that is inspired by and made for this experience. The first song I'm releasing is called "Fingerprint" and you can listen to it below.

Putting this project together with my team over the last 6 months triggered a creative spark in me unlike anything I've ever felt before, and I'm so excited for you guys to hear the music I've come up with during that time.

I look forward to building this concept with you :)

Love,
Daniel

Fingerprint

out now.

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THIS NEVER HAPPENED TOUR 

WED DEC 7 - THE OBSERVATORY - SANTA ANA, CA
THU DEC 8 - THE FONDA THEATRE - LOS ANGELES, CA
FRI DEC 9 - BANG BANG - SAN DIEGO, CA
SAT DEC 10 - FOX THEATER - OAKLAND, CA
THU DEC 15 - PARK STREET SALOON - COLUMBUS, OH
SAT DEC 17 - CONCORD MUSIC HALL - CHICAGO, IL

all tix on sale at this-never-happened.com

Lane 8 - In My Arms

The French tastemakers over at Delicieuse Musique have been busy compiling their first in a series of VA releases. Liquors No.1, a smorgasbord of deep club tracks is due to hit the shelves in mid February and will be also available on vinyl.

We’ve got the exclusive on Jesper Ryom’s contribution ‘Pacer’. Throughout its seven minute duration, it morphs into a beautiful sunrise track, comprised of piano melodies and an undulating bass riff. If there’s one track that you listen to today, make it this.

Released:
13/02/2017 (vinyl)
06/03/2017 (digital)

Check:
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https://soundcloud.com/d-licieusemusique-records

Pre-order

First Play: Jesper Ryom - Pacer [Delicieuse Records]

Transience out now as part of the Orissa EP on Silver Bear Recordings.

Available here: smarturl.it/OrissaEP

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Transience

Sacred

Turnmills

Turnmills (Club Mix)

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Release Date: 13th September 2019
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Longstanding label favourites Eli & Fur bring us their ‘Into The Night’ EP, featuring the recently released title track alongside two intricate club tracks in ‘Don’t Say’ and ‘You And I’, out September 13.

Their first label EP since they showcased their songwriting roots in the ‘Night Blooming Jasmine EP’, which saw extensive support from BBC Radio 1 and remixes from Rodriguez Jr. & Dosem, Eli & Fur’s latest reaffirms their capacity for impassioned lyrics and deep techno-leaning productions.

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Don't Say

Jacques Renault - Back To You (Paradis Remix)

Viewpoint

Clock

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Fort Romeau - Jetée

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"Jody Wisternoff's Anjunadeep 05 Sampler" includes four choice tracks from the Bristolian's forthcoming mix on "Anjunadeep 05" including some brilliant production moments from the man himself. 

First up, is Jody's moody and atmospheric take on Above & Beyond's "Alchemy" - featuring the ethereal vocals of Zoë Johnston. Wrapping a deep, Bristol bass groove and hypnotic pads around the familiar lyrics, Jody reconstructs the track as a musically rich, rave-edged deep house anthem.

Having debuted with the much-loved "Anything" and "Don't You Leave Me" release last year, London's Alfred Taylor returns to the label with the musical "Kuza". An upfront groover built for the dancefloor, "Kuza" brings together soulful vocal refrains, classy melodic touches and an infectious bass groove to devastating effect. 

Continuing the deep bass theme, Skanna vs. Jody Wisternoff "This Way" sees Jody rework the cult classic jungle record from 1992 - "This Way" (originally by Skanna) - into a gorgeous upfront deep house cut. Maintaining the haunting vibes and elegant but edgy melodies of the original, Jody transforms the essence of the original brilliantly with a rich arrangement and rolling bassline. 

Completing the package is Jody's reshape of Kahwe's "Driving Me Wild" - a track that picked up a 4/5 review on Resident Advisor earlier this year. Giving the track a fresh twist for his "Anjunadeep 05" mix, Jody adds layers of melodic texture and an energetic breakbeat to give the track an extra dimension - continuing his subtle junglist revival theme. 

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