Throwung bottles on bottles on this onyx, coppin’ coupes all in coupes im dishonest

A collection of my older trax for easier viewin

Trax

Nu remix from myself, download available on Bandcamp.
Mixed by me, Mastered by James Moriarty.

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Junya (Recluse Remix)

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SYNES - Subtle Radio - 09/02/2024

"Overdrive, The Underdog Hymns", a mix by @system.sampler (https://soundcloud.com/diverse-system-sampler).

Between Uk Garage and Breakbeat, this mix at 140BPM will immerse you in the new underground wave of electronic music...

Tracklist :

1. ZeroFG - Whatchu Feel Like?
2. DJ SWAGGER - Atter Action
3. Mattik - Systemattik
4. Kolter - Horny Breakdancers
5. yunè pinku - Bluff
6. ZeroFG - Always (Raw Dub)
7. Vibes Kartel - Rhythm Mi Ride (4x4 Mix)
8. Silva Bumpa - What About The DJ?
9. Drumskull - Interlocked (Coco Bryce Remix)
10. Joe koshin - Rain
11. Surusinghe - GO TO
12. Sansibar - Absence Of Being

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Underdog Hymns, by 𝐷𝑒𝑒𝑝𝑒𝑟 𝐻𝑜𝑟𝑖𝑧𝑜𝑛𝑠™ (mixed by @system.sampler)

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Slick w/ Turbo Miffy - Subtle Radio - 04/04/2024

SERA021: Satellite Era presents “Xtilde EP,” an accumulation of ethereal music by Sol Rosenthal, best known as Iris Ipsum. 

Broadcasting from somewhere deep in the noisy liveliness of Los Angeles, one may not expect to hear experimental electronic music met with lush, tranquil tones. The urban world feels confined to a snow globe at times, making it difficult to welcome foreign influences into its uniformity. It takes a more calculated approach to break these boundaries - thankfully we have recruited a rising star to help us persist.

At quite a young age compared to the sonic pioneers that move us, Iris Ipsum has already made a clear statement in our biosphere: they are bunkering down for the long run. Juggling music, visual art, and software design, they ensure to blend together and implement all of their crafts with each project. On the audio side, they are inspired by early electronic subgenres such as ambient, electronica, breakbeat, and everything in between. This curiosity led to their debut album “Pattern Language” landing on the esteemed Touched Music imprint last year. Sharing a platform with innovators such as Autechre, The Future Sound of London, and Plaid is an incredible feat, but their follow-up to the release flexes the potential for even more promising times ahead.

Since its conception, “Xtilde EP” was influenced by Iris Ipsum’s devotion to expanding in multiple mediums. Their visuals normally embody sculptures as a focal point, which also serves as a catalytic aspect of their sound practices. Utilizing field recordings and deep listening amidst the franticness of urban environments lays the foundation of their work; spending time in the California mountains and deserts capture the essence of what makes it unique. Tying two tangible realms together is their passion for creative coding - most of this project was produced using self-made Max for Live instruments and VST plugins.

“Xtilde EP” was continually written, building on a collective idea and meant to be enjoyed from start to finish. Though cohesive by nature, Iris Ipsum also allows the project to encapsulate different moods, rather than staying on a singular path. The EP begins on a high note with “Subspace,” an energetic jungle track that nicely fits bouncing drum breaks with a dazzling ambiance. “Loreti” slows the tempo down, introducing a change of pace for the rest of the project. From here, we are met by a clever contrast between pristine drum work that feels heavy yet clean, along with uplifting melodies and tonal vocal chops. This can be heard in “Voxi” and “Essa” with clear nods to trip-hop and electronica. The EP closes with its title track, slightly bringing the pace back up and adding more glitched-out sounds to the structure left by its predecessors.

A collective effort on all fronts, “Xtilde EP” is simply Iris Ipsum at their finest. Reminiscent of early 2000s video game soundtracks, the project brings worldbuilding to life in audible form. Having studied decades of fabled electronic music, we have no doubts that they will become a household name when discussing contemporary experimental artists for years to come.

Written & produced by Sol Rosenthal
Mastered by Amir Mashayekhi
Cover art & visuals by Nic Juister

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Iris Ipsum - Subspace

SERA021: Satellite Era presents “Xtilde EP,” an accumulation of ethereal music by Sol Rosenthal, best known as Iris Ipsum.

Out now on all major platforms: https://ffm.to/sera021

Broadcasting from somewhere deep in the noisy liveliness of Los Angeles, one may not expect to hear experimental electronic music met with lush, tranquil tones. The urban world feels confined to a snow globe at times, making it difficult to welcome foreign influences into its uniformity. It takes a more calculated approach to break these boundaries - thankfully we have recruited a rising star to help us persist.

At quite a young age compared to the sonic pioneers that move us, Iris Ipsum has already made a clear statement in our biosphere: they are bunkering down for the long run. Juggling music, visual art, and software design, they ensure to blend together and implement all of their crafts with each project. On the audio side, they are inspired by early electronic subgenres such as ambient, electronica, breakbeat, and everything in between. This curiosity led to their debut album “Pattern Language” landing on the esteemed Touched Music imprint last year. Sharing a platform with innovators such as Autechre, The Future Sound of London, and Plaid is an incredible feat, but their follow-up to the release flexes the potential for even more promising times ahead.

Since its conception, “Xtilde EP” was influenced by Iris Ipsum’s devotion to expanding in multiple mediums. Their visuals normally embody sculptures as a focal point, which also serves as a catalytic aspect of their sound practices. Utilizing field recordings and deep listening amidst the franticness of urban environments lays the foundation of their work; spending time in the California mountains and deserts capture the essence of what makes it unique. Tying two tangible realms together is their passion for creative coding - most of this project was produced using self-made Max for Live instruments and VST plugins.

“Xtilde EP” was continually written, building on a collective idea and meant to be enjoyed from start to finish. Though cohesive by nature, Iris Ipsum also allows the project to encapsulate different moods, rather than staying on a singular path. The EP begins on a high note with “Subspace,” an energetic jungle track that nicely fits bouncing drum breaks with a dazzling ambiance. “Loreti” slows the tempo down, introducing a change of pace for the rest of the project. From here, we are met by a clever contrast between pristine drum work that feels heavy yet clean, along with uplifting melodies and tonal vocal chops. This can be heard in “Voxi” and “Essa” with clear nods to trip-hop and electronica. The EP closes with its title track, slightly bringing the pace back up and adding more glitched-out sounds to the structure left by its predecessors.

A collective effort on all fronts, “Xtilde EP” is simply Iris Ipsum at their finest. Reminiscent of early 2000s video game soundtracks, the project brings worldbuilding to life in audible form. Having studied decades of fabled electronic music, we have no doubts that they will become a household name when discussing contemporary experimental artists for years to come. 

Written & produced by Sol Rosenthal
Mastered by Amir Mashayekhi
Cover art & visuals by Nic Juister

Iris Ipsum - Essa

Iris Ipsum - Voxi

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Zn's Fire on VISION Radio S04E09 // Hosted by Dave Columbo Jenkins & Thijs

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INNOCUOUS w/ @djpuffin (5/17/24) datafruits.fm

KOROstyle, the French L.A.-based artist, the Co-owner of the Grime label “XYBERWARE,” joins our latest radio show with selection of heavy grime instrumental, dubstep classics, uk garage music.

@korostyle
@xyberware

Gully Riddim w/ KOROstyle on Baihui Radio

Full stream of @galtier and @reclusebeats' futuristic bass cut "The Jade Pillar,' out now on @nostro-hood-system.

More info: https://www.xlr8r.com/news/premiere-hear-a-futuristic-bass-cut-from-galtier-and-recluse

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Premiere: Galtier - Jade Pillar (feat. Recluse)

Two tracks EP with my g @reclusebeats finally out!
hope u gonna like it!
AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE!

Solar Lunar

BANDCAMP

Jetpacc & Recluse - Honest

SUMMER HITS 2020 BY @santhomhiercoles-music @rankng_dj @anoopsounds @emilianodietzgen @cuyopilli @linnea-palmest-l @6jason6 @miraclestew @elirrealveintiuno @reclusebeats @vanyfox @shespellsdoom @ftaalz and @yungdeepthroat ! 

Mastering by @sim_mtl
Artwork by @belest

Digital / CD available via "Buy" link. 
One for the car on holidays trips. Thanks to all the people involved !

Recluse - Ripjaw

🇫🇷 
Après un long break estival, Egregore revient avec le Various Artists ‘Club Drums vol.2’
Aux côtés de Kaval, curateur du projet, se trouvent 5 producteurs internationaux avides de percussions endiablées. 

Le duo danois Circuit 900 ouvre le bal avec un morceau deep aux accents dubtechno.
High Graid, qui oscille entre Londres et Copenhague enchaine avec ‘Vixen’ et ses percussions tonitruantes.
Notre Kaval propose quand à lui un morceau aux touches acoustiques, a grand renfort d’Agogos.
L’australien Lithe décline quand à lui un UK Funky aux résonnances très futuristes.
Viennent ensuite les arpèges de ‘Cultivation’, morceau d’Ovid, tout droit venu de Washington DC.
Et enfin Recluse, également australien, co-fondateur du label Rogue Cuts propose le track le plus expérimental de la release, intitulé ‘Cyber Valley’.

🇬🇧 
After a lengthy summer break, Egregore Collective is back into action, kicking things off with another Various Artists release, ‘Club Drums vol.2’.
Besides our very own Kaval, who curated the project, are 5 international producers well versed in powerful percussions, who are making their Egregore debut.

Danish duo Circuit 900 opens the EP with a deep tune, infused with dubtechno pads.
High Graid, who lives between London and Copenhagen then steps in with ‘Vixen’ and it’s thunderous percussions.
Our very own Kaval dishes out a more acoustic track, filled with Agogo samples.
Australian Lithe delivers his futuristic sounding brand of UK Funky.
Following up are the arpeggios and intense melodic progression of ‘Cultivation’ by Ovid, producer hailing straight from Washington D.C.
At last, Recluse, co-founder of label Rogue Cuts delivers this release’s most experimental track in the form of ‘Cyber Valley’.

Recluse - Cyber Valley

@roguecuts
contact: reclusetrax@gmail.com

Jetpacc & Recluse - Honest

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