Watch Sven Weisemann make 'Indigo Blue' on FACT TV:

http://www.factmag.com/2013/07/16/piano-vinyl-sampling-and-more-watch-sven-weisemanns-indigo-blue-session-for-fact-tv/

Sven Weisemann - Indigo Blue

First single of Joakim's upcoming new album 'Tropics Of Love'.

"This is the cover of one of my favorite songs by one of my favorite artists, On The Beach by Neil Young. When i first heard that song, i felt like i could have or should have written it. The lyrics are so dark and beautiful, they relate to the slightly autistic part that a lot of artists are hiding and the artist condition in general. But I'm no Neil Young when it comes to song-writing, so instead of trying to write something as good, I decided to make a cover, twist that blues tune and turn it into something completely different and (much to my surprise) even darker, to the point where most people don't even recognize the original song."
Joakim

Recorded at Tigersushi studio in Paris (RIP).
Saxophone by Etienne Jaumet, recorded at Red Bull Studios, Paris.
Edited at home, New York.
Mixed at The Space, New York.
Mastered by Mark Santangelo at Masterdisk, New York.
Artwork by Camille Henrot.

Joakim - On The Beach

04 Herbert - Her Face

Benoit & Sergio - Principles

We're big fans of Balearic and its sunkissed sons and daughters here at BR HQ - just check the glowing write-up of Jack J  for evidence. It may be a good few months out of season, but on "Having A Coke With You", New Jackson and Permanent Vacation are looking to next summer already.

The Dublin producer takes his sweet time, studiously layering the atmosphere over 10+ minutes before bringing it all to a momentous climax worthy of space disco king Lindstrøm himself. I mean, the man showed up to play for our Hivern Discs showcase in Primavera in an all-white suit - we should have known he meant business all along.

Preorder here:  http://www.juno.co.uk/products/new-jackson-having-a-coke-with-you/554754-01/

New Jackson 'Having A Coke With You' - Boiler Room Debuts

earth untouched

When I'm on tour travelling I like to do edits. While waiting in airports, cars, vans, trains, customs, hotels, soundchecks I do them. This is one of my favourites.

Master - DreadMan (John Talabot's Dusty Edit)

Ccolo drops his OG EP on the genre-defying Multi Culti.

'Bumblebeez' producer and frontman Christopher Colonna - Australia’s answer to Pablo Picasso - steps out to the world with an extended player of pure, unadulterated sonic imagination that perfectly represents the ethos of Multi Culti's vibe. 
 
Largely written and produced in the backwoods of Hackney in 2014 and refined at the ‘BBZ HQ Braidwood 2622,’ the songs take cues from all over the place: classical composers, trips to South Africa, the electricity of the Diwali festival, peace of mind, French women recalling their sexual nightmares, yearning for the Outback & Global roaming. Layers of tropical sounds, a collection of myriad samples & bedroom beats all at play together in an alternate reality. These uncut diamonds were previously unreleased, but an early version of Ghana was included on Multi Culti Japan, which got support from Roman Flügel, Erol Alkan and Boris Dlugosch, among others. Exoticaspeakerjam was also exclusively featured on Tiga’s BBC Radio1 mix.

It's useless to categorize, and difficult to describe, but what matters most is that the listen is warm and rewarding. It's dense with ideas, but the whole thing is wrapped up in a light-hearted charm that feels extra-precious today. 

RELEASE DATE: JANUARY 11, 2016

Visions

MC018 - Visions EP

Ccolo - Save The World

James Hadfield feat Danny Linton - Soak (Axel Boman Dubb)(MMM#03)

The Project Club - El Mar Y La Luna (Lovefingers Remix)

Get it here:
https://itunes.apple.com/se/album/walking-in-your-footsteps/id608278622?l=en

Spotify:
http://open.spotify.com/album/6UkaIc9vPNcykF8FfJfzgS

Walking In Your Footsteps - Lissvik Remix

It was one of those underground festivals out in the forest in the  north of Sweden, everyone was wasted, stoned, it was close to  midsummer so it never really got dark which in turn meant that the  party never stopped, people everywhere, some sat around a pretty big  camp fire that would pass as a bonfire if it weren’t for a young guy, one of the more odd fruits in a bowl of marginal existences, that  trotted around the fire slowly wetting the ground with a hose that was  attached to a tube of water that he dragged behind him. We exchanged a few words. It was worth it.  

The next time we met he claimed he had a guitar that would suit me, I  was broke at the time so I didn’t give it much thought, but he  insisted on giving it to me and suggested that instead of paying, I  could record his band in my studio. Out of guilt I accepted the proposition and invited the band to my home outside of Umeå.   I was sceptical because I thought they played some kind of melodic  punk rock (one of them wore one of those caps that those types of bands tend to have, and they looked really young) so when they, on  arrival, told me they’d lost their drummer on the way and asked if I  wanted to play I thought “this could turn into a real shit-show”. But  it was Friday night, they brought some beers and smokes, we hung  around for a bit, rigged up the gear and then I asked them to play a song from beginning to end. Okay, they said. Then they played  Stugsista. Pretty much exactly like it sounds on this record: simple, human, beautiful, music with a peculiar timeless quality, it floats  around in something that I want to call melancholic euphoria. I sat  there on a chair in my house and totally forgot about the beer in my hand, forgot to press rec/play, forgot about unpaid bills. For the  first time in many years I fell in love with a band from Umeå again.  

The recording was of a demo nature and a few months later they went  down to Stockholm to record in the Cobra studio with Christian Gabel  producing. It is that recording which Kning Disk now releases. I  played one gig as drummer with Folkvang, in a little café in Umeå.  There were maybe 25 people there and one of them, who is usually a skilled guitar player, was so nervous that he could barely play. I  told them they should get another drummer that’s not as busy so they  could play more, and so that people could hear this music. A few  months later I heard that they got a drummer that lived in Rostock,  Germany.

It is not unexpected that it took 4 years for this music to  be released, Folkvang is a quartet prone to logistical meltdown.  Maybe not a band that will make a whole lot of fuss, but they are  good, really good. And after all that is what counts. 

The guitar later turned out to be worth just over 100 bucks.

//David Sandström

Folkvang - Ensamhetens famn

Bam Spacey's upcoming "River" Single out July 30, 2013 on Ceremony. To be followed by a new EP later this fall.

Title track premiered via Fader: http://www.thefader.com/2013/07/17/stream-bam-spacey-river/

River

Finally, venturing even further into jacking territory, “Freiherr in der Wall” hinges upon 
syncopated, sometimes faltering beatbox rhythms, a swaggering bassline and fluttering 
arpeggiation. Coupled with hand-played chords, this is a prime example of how Dürerstuben 
can tame the beast machine and let irregularities be strengths. If you can get down with Metro 
Area, Zapp, Tensnake, and yes, even Survivor, then pick this one up.

B Freiherr in der Wall

Sorcerer - "Intimacy File"

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