Soma Quality Recordings - new music added 10-10-20 - part 4

silicone soul - koko's song (clip)

silicone soul - language of the soul (clip)

silicone soul - midnite man (clip)

Blue Train

06 Where The Sky Is High

>>> Le CLIP à voir ici : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEmyz3wN2rU

>>> L'EP "SEANABOY meets Foodj Madrigal" disponible ici => https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/seanaboy-meets-foodj-madrigal/id980599767

Seanaboy feat Claire "L'homme Invisible"
Production Musicale : Madrigal Musique / Hbeone

"L'Homme Invisible" feat Claire

press release...
        
        
        Silicone Soul return with this their first single from the upcoming, self titled album. Craig & Graeme have really gone to town on this first release, presenting a monumental package of remixes for.... Dust Ballad II. 
        
        The Original plunges southward, generating a pressure cooker of deep pulsed tones and steamy pads. Alleviating tension with arhythmic melodic tones. There is little chance that dust will settle during this sublime after hours cut. 
        
        First up on remixes is the Swiss maestro Ripperton. Currently doing the damage with his remix of Stimming's 'The Kiss', here he injects some tech-tinged beats into the original, whilst using the strings to build an intense drama, as only Ripperton can. Killer Dub! 
        
        Next up are the hot paris based duo of Joan Coates and Adrien de Maublanc, otherwise known as Masomenos. Stripping things back, they take on a relentless ride of low slung groovy house, dropping delicate vocals to amazing effect. 
        
        Time to roll out the guns. The Jet Project step jungle style, with their menagerie of drums. Overflowing with funk, their mix is gonna be a big BIG favourite with many. 
        
        Rounding off the package and riding high off the back of his current Darkroom Dubs release 'See My Eyes', alongside Virginia, is Marc Poppcke, one of the brightest talents coming out of Germany right now. His mix is a powerful, atmospheric delight, that proves equally strong in the darkest of basements to the biggest of mainrooms. Listen for the bell!! 
        
        A simply awesome package of mixes, and sign that the Silicone Soul boys have their fingers firmly on the pulse... Oh and by the way, i've seen what they have lined up too... watch this space!! 
        
        Enjoy! 

Silicone Soul - Dust Ballad II (Masomenos Remix) (Clip)

Technology

Craig Morrison & Graeme Reedie aka Silicone Soul return with another selection of superb remixes of tracks from their 2009 self-titled album 'Silicone Soul'. The pair have looked to artists and producers that have touched and impressed them with their work, and the previous two remix EP's have seen the likes of Masomenos, Ripperton, Jet Project, Marc Poppcke, Jairo Catelo, Bearweasel and Master-H all lend their skills to rework tracks from the highly acclaimed long player.

First up on this latest selection and getting to grips with 'Dogs of Les Ilhes' are the genial Hamburg duo Kollektiv Turmstrasse. Taking the thoughtful original KT, whilst giving us a dreamy and dramatic opening,  their mix broadens into a deep driver that works brilliantly, matching its twisted bassline to its snarling synths.

Madrid based Prompt works his magic on 'David Vincent's Blues'. A steady, groovesome opening kicks up a gear as the originals jazzy elements begin to drop. Flute, soft keys and cymbal crashes pave the way for the trippy guitar line in the break. Extra funk is injected for the final third to round out a fantastic rework.

 From Spain to France now as Nhar remixes 'Midnite Man', creating a beautifully warm and deep yet equally dramatic version. Swirling sounds and lush melodies are enhanced by the glowing buzz of the electro-tinged bassline.

Closing this EP are the German duo Nadja Lind and Helmut Ebritsch aka Klartraum, who deliver a second revision of 'David Vincent's Blues'. Their trademark fluid, deep and dubby techno is at work here, giving the original a more sinister edge.

Overall another excellent remix package from an excellent artist album. If you are a fan, don't forget to check out the guys latest 'Darkroom Dubs Vol.2' compilation too!

Selected Feedback...

Laurent Garnier - "Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix....love this!"

i-DJ Magazine - "Big fans  of Silicone Soul and all these remixes do them justice!"

John Digweed - "Klartraum's Vortex Remix is great stuff!"

Orde Meikle - (Slam) - "Fantastic package - superb remixes - playing all of these - Slam support!"

Hernan Cattaneo - "Excellent!"

Joris Voorn - "Very cool Kollektiv Turmstrasse and Prompt mixes!!!"

Seth Troxler - "Kollektiv Turmstrasse mix of "Dogs" is a sure bomb as well as the Prompt mix of Blues, best for the street!"

Okain - "Fantastic remix by Prompt. I really love this jazzy trip!"

Will Saul - "Love the Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix. Full support from me on this!"

Steve Bug - "I really love the prompt remix. Kollektiv Turmstrasse is also cool!"

Audiofly - "Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix is the bomb!"

Danny Howells - "Dogs Of Les Ilhes (Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix) is Effing wicked, thanks!!"

Michel De Hey (Fresh FM, Holland) - "Excellent package, 4 gold medals!"

Chris Ç - (Dinamo.FM/Acik Radio Istanbul) -  The best ever Silicone Soul remix package for me!"

silicone soul - david vincent's blues - klartraum's vortex remix (teaser)

Craig Morrison &amp; Graeme Reedie aka Silicone Soul return with another selection of superb remixes of tracks from their 2009 self-titled album 'Silicone Soul'. The pair have looked to artists and producers that have touched and impressed them with their work, and the previous two remix EP's have seen the likes of Masomenos, Ripperton, Jet Project, Marc Poppcke, Jairo Catelo, Bearweasel and Master-H all lend their skills to rework tracks from the highly acclaimed long player.

First up on this latest selection and getting to grips with 'Dogs of Les Ilhes' are the genial Hamburg duo Kollektiv Turmstrasse. Taking the thoughtful original KT, whilst giving us a dreamy and dramatic opening,  their mix broadens into a deep driver that works brilliantly, matching its twisted bassline to its snarling synths.

Madrid based Prompt works his magic on 'David Vincent's Blues'. A steady, groovesome opening kicks up a gear as the originals jazzy elements begin to drop. Flute, soft keys and cymbal crashes pave the way for the trippy guitar line in the break. Extra funk is injected for the final third to round out a fantastic rework.

 From Spain to France now as Nhar remixes 'Midnite Man', creating a beautifully warm and deep yet equally dramatic version. Swirling sounds and lush melodies are enhanced by the glowing buzz of the electro-tinged bassline.

Closing this EP are the German duo Nadja Lind and Helmut Ebritsch aka Klartraum, who deliver a second revision of 'David Vincent's Blues'. Their trademark fluid, deep and dubby techno is at work here, giving the original a more sinister edge.

Overall another excellent remix package from an excellent artist album. If you are a fan, don't forget to check out the guys latest 'Darkroom Dubs Vol.2' compilation too!

Selected Feedback...

Laurent Garnier - "Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix....love this!"

i-DJ Magazine - "Big fans  of Silicone Soul and all these remixes do them justice!"

John Digweed - "Klartraum's Vortex Remix is great stuff!"

Orde Meikle - (Slam) - "Fantastic package - superb remixes - playing all of these - Slam support!"

Hernan Cattaneo - "Excellent!"

Joris Voorn - "Very cool Kollektiv Turmstrasse and Prompt mixes!!!"

Seth Troxler - "Kollektiv Turmstrasse mix of "Dogs" is a sure bomb as well as the Prompt mix of Blues, best for the street!"

Okain - "Fantastic remix by Prompt. I really love this jazzy trip!"

Will Saul - "Love the Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix. Full support from me on this!"

Steve Bug - "I really love the prompt remix. Kollektiv Turmstrasse is also cool!"

Audiofly - "Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix is the bomb!"

Danny Howells - "Dogs Of Les Ilhes (Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix) is Effing wicked, thanks!!"

Michel De Hey (Fresh FM, Holland) - "Excellent package, 4 gold medals!"

Chris Ç - (Dinamo.FM/Acik Radio Istanbul) -  The best ever Silicone Soul remix package for me!"

Silicone Soul - Dogs Of Les Ilhes - Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix (Clip)

Tracklist  http://www.theblackdogma.com/tbd/2017/07/radiodogma93/

Radio Dogma #93

Pablo | Remixed | Soma332D

1. Stratus (Andrew Weatherall Remix) 
2. Turn The Page (Alex Under Remix) 


This release continues the ‘Soma 20’ connection with Glaswegian Pablo’s tracks ‘Stratus’ and ‘Turn the page’ remixed by Andrew Weatherall and Alex Under. 

Pablo’s music brought another diverse element to the Soma output and his idiosyncratic sound was captured on 2009 album ‘Turntable Technology’.  The original releases blended sampling, scatological hip-hop style and elaborately balanced beats to produce something highly original and admired by many other DJs. These earlier releases also enabled Pablo to become a musical presence in the 'Grand Theft Auto' franchise. 


Andrew Weatherall and Alex Under have taken on the task of remixing two of Pablo’s most notable tracks, and the innovative sounds provide great resource for the stylistically deviant DJs. Their subsequent reworking here unleashes a powerful incorporation of style and innovation, matching source material and a new perspective to create highly successful collaborations. 

Andrew Weatherall’s remix of ‘Stratus’ is a striking interpretation of the original. Initial momentum is thrust through the track with a heavy and deep bass at the outset. When the driving rhythmic aspects of the track subside somewhat an intricate and compelling electro sound adds a retrospective feel  with references to eighties synth music and older production styles using particular patches and effect-laden guitar sweeps etc. to create a layered and affecting track. The percussive scope of the remix is enhanced by the inclusion of Bongos, Djembe etc. supplementing the physicality of the rhythm. As the track draws to an end the sound begins to reveal a darker undertone and more industrial possibilities for the track are alluded to. This remix manages to maintain originality whilst taking a wholly different angle on the track and supplies another unique track.

‘Turn the page’ was a track which initially identified the unique ability of Pablo to merge many elements of sound, sampling, production and spoken word. Although often working in a very different manner Alex Under chose to create his own version of this track, challenging the boundaries of his previous productions. Given the multitude of individual factors in the original there could be real difficulty in forging a dynamic and personal sound. Alex Under however, has managed to put his unique stamp on this track and the Turn the page remix contains both a reverent nod to the original track and an individualistic new creation. Some of the vibrant and obscure sounds of the original are drawn on to heighten beats and add depth to the core of the track; taking apart the linear arrangement and reintegrating aspects at key points. The narrative aspect of the track, however, remains and Alex Under deals with this spoken word lyricism skilfully, enjoying something of a departure from his sparser productions and utilising the vocal presence to enhance the emotive quality of the track.     

mastered at http://glowcastaudio.wordpress.com by Conor Dalton

Pablo - Stratus (Andrew Weatherall Remix) (Soma332D)

While we may well have slipped silently into their 21st Year, Soma Records still have one final release from their 20th Anniversary selection to bring us… and it's one of the very best. 
Silicone Soul "The Soma20 Remixes" is a collection that brings together the very best remixes of tracks by the Scottish duo. Whilst some have featured on Soma20 EP's last year, there's also a selection of brand new and previously unreleased mixes, featuring remixes chosen specifically by Craig and Graeme themselves. 
Picking tracks from each of their four albums "...A Soul Thing", "Staring Into Space", "Save Our Souls" and "Silicone Soul", the duo have given us snap-shots from their career, all reworked and refreshed by some of their favourite producers. First up is their biggest hit to date, the crossover smash "Right On, Right On." With a host of remixes of the track seeing a release last summer, it was this late addition from Matthias Tanzmann that has become a real crowd pleaser and secret weapon. Its delicate layers and percussive elements tease to perfection and create a real pressure cooker of a mix that has already ignited the DC10 closing party last summer. Sascha Funke brings his bass synth and reworks "Under A Werewolf Moon" into yet another stone-cold stunner. Alex Niggemann & Marc Poppcke harness the original groove of "The Snakecharmer" and hypnotise us with their sleek, intergalactic funk. Darkroom Dubs favourites Of Norway turn in a typically epic 15min opus as they revise "Nosferatu" with typical aplomb. The Silicone Soul "Soma20 Remixes" features more remixes from The Black Dog, Kollektiv Turmstrasse, Sascha Dive, Lee Jones, Matt Tolfrey, Tim Paris, Ripperton, Hatikvah, Freska, Maetrik and The Spirals… 

MASSIVE Dj SUPPORT from: Joris Voorn, Hernan Cattaneo, Reboot, Ewan Pearson, Raresh, Luciano, Audiojack, AME, Slam, Laurent Garnier, Magda, Dirt Crew, Satoshi Tomiie, DJ Hell, Danny Howells, John Digweed, Carl Cox, Nuno dos Santos, Visionquest, Harri (Sub Club), Gel Abril, Jozif, Groove Armada, Psycatron & many more…

Silicone Soul - Call Of The Dub (The Black Dog Remix) (Clip)

The Sea of Tranquility

The Black Dog – CCTV Nation (Slam Mix).mp3

Music from Mark Sandman and Morphine, Orbit, Caspian, The Sheila Divine, STL GLD, Ruby Rose Fox, Songs of the Week | bostonemissions.com/playlist720

Boston Emissions + July 3, 2020

When we think January, there are two words that come to mind: Cold innit?

Here at Lucidflow we have our sights firmly set on enduring this bizarre solid white rain that keeps falling from the sky, and getting through the part of the year where we don't have to walk around a radiator strapped to our chests. With this in mind, we decorated the Agile-Mastering.com studio with sand, palm trees, pictures of pure blue skies and locked Nadja in---with a years supply of coconuts---until she emerged with another entry in the Lucid Moments series.

Just close your eyes to the opening hip hop strains of Gene Farris and feel the thaw kick in. From there we journey through the most seductive aquatic grooves, lapping against your eardrums like waves up the shore. Serene moments from Lulu Rouge, Hatikvah, Charles Webster's take on Bliss' Wish U Were Here and Nadja's own meditative series carry you gently into your own lucid moment.

Once you are caught up in the rhythmic churn, the mix current starts to pick up momentum as we skip through some Lucidflow favourites from Helmut Ebritsch, Klartraum and Aka Aka, but never losing the mellow groove signifies this compilation.

We even have room to stick in some ambient moments from Scottish heavyweights Slam and the outstanding masters of atmospheric electronica, The Black Dog. Quality pedigree.

Take a moment – turn the heating up, stick on some shorts, get the mood lighting on the go and indulge in a Lucid Moment. We guarantee that it is like sunshine for the soul.<br/><br/>Helmut Preview (): "a real deep trip :)"<br/><br/>Hernan Cattaneo – “Growth is excellent.”
Guy J – “Growth for me.”
Orde Meikle – (Slam) – “Great producer – strong EP.”
Andy Baxter – (Pacha Ibiza/Café Mambo) – “As deep as ever, with amazing quality.”
Craig – (Silicone Soul) – “What a lovely track… really feeling Growth deep deep deepa!”
Jody Wisternoff – “Growth…Spellbinding!!!!”
Steve Rachmad – “Wow, Growth! Beautiful track!”

The Black Dog - Later Vexiations

Slam - Weekday Mourning

Pablo - Turn The Page

Soma277 ...out 15th Feb 2010
 
1. hurt people hurt people (12” mix)
2. hurt people hurt people (bearweasel remix)
3. hurt people hurt people (jairo catelo remix)
4. hurt people hurt people (master h remix)

Soma Quality Recordings - new music added 10-10-20 - part 4

Mr. Mojoe