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Les Yeux Orange_part6

Deva Station EP

Deva Station

Flashing Lights

Don't Believe In Happiness

Sometimes You Win, But Not Very Often

Butterfunk EP

Winter

Flimsy Output - EP

Give Out

Sapa Inca Delirium

Forest Surge

Brendon Moeller exploring the deep on ECHOLTD012. Cut on 12” 180g blue marbled vinyl.

Decks

Brendon Moeller - Scorching

Room 666 - Single

Room 666 (Red Axes Remix)

Legendary Slim Hustla set on August 25, 2017 @ Secret Room, Budapest
https://soundcloud.com/slimhustlaxxx

25.08.17 ~ Slim Hustla

A1. Job Sifre - Worries

Featuring Muzi, Boys Ride Bikes, Dope Saint Jude X Kay Faith and DJ Khalab, the final instalment of Beating Heart South Africa, Volume 4 pulls no punches introducing this new regional focus with what are sure to become some of the season's dancefloor anthems. Here is our pick, the Kwaito infused "Somagwaza II" ! Cop there : https://beatingheart.bandcamp.com/album/beating-heart-south-africa-vol-4

Beating Heart - South Africa Vol. 4

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PREMIERE : Boys Ride Bikes - Somagwaza II

Next up on Man Power's Me Me Me label is a 12" by "Forriner" aka Lee Forster and Oli Worriner. Man Power made music together with Lee for years (alongside Mick Rolfe) as Last Waltz. Lee also worked as Lizards with James Hadfield (James released solo for Me Me Me 02). Oli Worriner is a talented young northerner who’s already making a great name for his solo output, both under his own name and his Traela "Alias", as well his label. The originals are a bright mix of melodically analogue left leaning house, while the remixes zero-in on a punchier dancefloor vibe, with an epic version Goodnight, as well a more heads down Disco Dub. Here is the Shit Robot, from the DFA fame, remix of Goodnight !

Goodnight (+ Shit Robot Remixes)

PREMIERE : Forriner - Goodnight (Shit Robot Remix)

One of Detroit Swindle's highlights of last year was Nebraska’s ‘Soften the wireless’ EP, with disco stomper Khan’s Bargain, and an amazing Tom Noble remix. Since then, they have seen him take on quite a few live shows again, playing at Claire during ADE, and Concrete for their label showcases. He’s also managed to ﬁnd a bit of time to focus on his fresh (new and cool) edit label ‘Friends and Relations’. Luckily, since they’ve been nagging him to do a new EP for Heist just enough for him to still like them, and more than enough for him to want to get it over with, they’ve gotten their hands on another set of amazing tunes. So they are happy to present his amazing music, nicely packaged in one handy record for your listening pleasure : the ‘Metaphor to the ﬂoor’ EP. 
You’ll feel a hint of that Nebraska classic ‘This is the way’ on the lead track ‘Afﬁrmation’, with its subtle build up and release of energy, looping vocals, and dramatic chords. Aglio e Olio is not only a simple yet tasty Italian dish with of just 5 ingredients, it’s also quite the track on this EP, equalling the dish in terms of simplicity and strength. Snares on the 1, Clavi style hits and a loose arrangement give this track a great funk – house crossover appeal. 
On the ﬂip, we’ve got fellow Londoner Laurence Guy, who just released an amazing album on the equally cool ‘Church’. His version of Aglio e Olio is a dreamier excursion with ﬁltered pads, acidey licks and more than enough balls in the low end to get you movin’ in your dim-lit club of choice.  The ep’s ﬁnal track sees Nebraska turning the energy up a notch or 2 (or 3), with ‘Big plate chicken’. It’s the sort of track you would imagine Omar S. producing if he would be just a bit whiter, and a bit more British. Whatever that means.

Metaphor To The Floor EP

PREMIERE : Nebraska - Aglio E Olio (Laurence Guy Remix)

Umwelt returns to Shipwrec for his third 12” on the dutch label in as many years. Encoding the Future sees the French pioneer deliver five tracks of on point electronics. Umwelt is known for his trademark sound of piercing percussion, serrating synthlines and industrial strength bass. These elements are all present on this latest EP but have been carved back to allow strings to soar and pads to resonate. New plains are explored. Frigid elegance is juxtaposed by coarse chords, deep basslines countered by lilting lines. Encoding the Future opens a new chapter for the Lyons based producer as he dives into new textures and tones whilst remaining tethered to his cold electro roots.

PREMIERE: Umwelt - Journey Through The Universe

Generic Wizard

Language Response

Irrational Momentum

Trants EP

Trants

No Dough, Just Cookies Part 4

Ronnie Slaws

From this nice compilation by ICI: 
https://iciyouare.bandcamp.com/album/v-a-elsewhere-mcmxiii

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Bastard Jazz is proud to present The Love EP from Cork, Ireland based DJ and producer Colm K. Colm, a 2004 graduate of the Red Bull Music Academy, has been making waves for a few years now with his debut, Basics 12” for Bastard Jazz, a 7” and a 10” released on sublabel BSTRD Boots  (the latter of which is sold out and regularly changes hands for upwards of $50 on eBay), and recently shared billing with Mr. Scruff on a Hypnotic Brass Ensemble remix 12” on Choice Cuts.

Here on The Love EP, Colm’s musical vision has truly matured on a fully realized 12” that draws on such disparate influences as Herbie Hancock, 80’s boogie, J-Dilla, vintage House music, Floating Points and Q-Tip productions. Things kick off with “The Attic”, paying homage to the classic “Do You Want Me“ by “Cloud 9“ . Its immediate synths coupled with hard hitting boom-bap drums, rhythmic percussion, deep bass, and twinkling keys transform into a seriously bouncy boogie bounce midway through. Next up, “Nothing”  works in a “Love Hangover” inspired vocal line with booming kicks, astrologically inspired synth leads and acoustic guitar stretches. On the flip, “Good Fridays” bumps nice and tough with its neck-snapping drums, synth chords and plunging sub-bass before a midway changeup into a seriously deep piano driven monster – a perfect late night surprise. The EP rounds off with the 63 BPM cosmic jam that is “Spaced”  with its slap bass and delayed synths sitting perfectly in the pocket.  Art for the EP comes from graphic artist Donal Thorton, notable for Onra’s Long Distance cover, and many of the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble covers on Choice Cuts.


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Colm K - Nothing

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