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2023 has been a great year at Greyscale. It has been productive, exciting and rewarding all the same. We wouldn't be anywhere without the artists and the fans that have made the label what it is. Thank you! We wish everyone happy holidays in 2023 and let's make 2024 a great one. Our final release for 2023 sees the long-awaited return of Audhentik to the label but this time featured on #105 of the Mood Series. "Dusk & Dawn" comprises 5 separate tracks that each then have an alternate ambient version that embellishes the original. 'Magnitude' soars briskly in the upper stratosphere with hazy and shimmering high-end effects that wonderfully offsets the up-beat techy rhythm. This can certainly be the pinnacle of a deep grooving dancefloor set if played properly. 'Afterglow' is yet another strong groover that we have a hard time not repeating. It is the quintessential crowd mover in any proper club. It is a sound that you just wish would go on and on. Do not miss 'Blue Hour' as it rises from the depths to provide the scintillating and very ideal tech workout. 'Noctilucent Clouds' and 'Belt of Venus' are the most low-slung tracks of the bunch with a deep-rooted dub feel. These have us feeling most ire. The second half of the program explores deeper, beatless moments of each main track. We particularly like that they aren't just beatless versions but each one explores a more organic, melodic or processed approach that expands upon and fills out the album nicely. We are glad to have Audhentik back and what a way to close out 2023!! Thank you all again for your relationship to Greyscale. Please help us spread the sound further in 2024! "Dusk & Dawn" is released on digital. 


w&p - Audhentik   @audhentik
mastering - grad_u   @grad_u
artwork - Rima Prusakova
write-up - Tim Humphrey


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Dusk & Dawn

Belt Of Venus

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Lanowa - Deep Into The Night // 21 June exc to Juno // COV053

Lanowa returns to COV with 4 sun drenched Balearic / Disco cuts just in time for the hazy summer days ahead.

Lanowa - Deep Into The Night

Jacob Mikesh Filburt - At the Ranch (Lauer Remix)[Permanent Vacation]

Mashup - Spring Embers (Nora En Pure) x Fall Away(Nicolas Rada, Armen Miran) x BADO(CamelPhat, Shimza, Idd Aziz)

Spring Mist - Nora En Pure x Rada, Armen Miran x CamelPhat, Shimza, Idd Aziz [Call Me Ben Edits]

PREMIERE > http://inverted-audio.com/premiere-christian-s-under-the-river

@christian-s-1 'Under The River' - which we're glad to present in full-stream form today, meshes vocal samples a la Aguayo and sizzling bass stabs set against a steamy, tropicalised piano-house backdrop. Alternating moments of tension and low-slung sequences, this one shall work wonders on late night crowds when the brain gets misty but the legs refuse to give up. 


Six Million Bassdrums Later

Christian S - Under The River [Cómeme]

Phonica ~ https://goo.gl/857ZVL
Juno ~ https://goo.gl/yGS7wT
Piccadilly ~ https://goo.gl/Y5hqki
Hardwax ~ https://goo.gl/4xx9Hc
Honest Jons ~ https://goo.gl/tiDBp3
Bleep ~ https://goo.gl/SfZs49
Sounds of the Universe ~ https://goo.gl/2qKNa4

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For Mihaly

06 Invisible College

Midnight Patrol

Stranger

From the man who runs Hell Yeah Recordings and the edit man from the Balearic Gabba Soundsystem comes this vinyl only edit series, now unleashing its second release.

The first sold out in quick time, with great feedback from a wide range of DJs (from Locodice to Prins Thomas), and the second is likely to do the same: taking two classic tracks, Italian producer Enzo Elia channels his love of all thing Balearic and re-edits for the modern day.

Enzo has been a music loving vinyl obsessive since his teens, with productions on esteemed labels like Hell Yeah, Engrave, Lion1Music, and support for them coming in from the likes of Osunlade, DJ Hell, Carl Cox and Kenny Larkin. On his Balearic Gabba Edits Vol 2 release, though, he showcases a wider production skill than ever before…

The first edit is Problem by NOW NOW NOW, originally released back in 1991 and an affirmed classic for proper balearic headz.

Retaining the original’s synth smears, Enzo adds the patter of gentle congas, some micro-bacterial synth sounds and perfectly encapsulates whatever it is to be Balearic in the modern day.

The second is one of Ramirez’s lesser-known productions, Tambores from the 1993 album Terapia that also birthed better-known classics like Hablando. Here Enzo slows down and strips out the original into something with more humid percussion lines, tribal drums and filtered voices. It’s deep and organic house for the late night hours.

Bootlegs these are not – completly new re-inventions of two classic tracks they certainly are… 

feedbacks:

Chris Coco - "yeah, very nice, proper spacy balearic."

DJ Rocca - "Stuff from heaven"

Spiller - "hypnotism!"

Rob (The Pool - London) - "Hey ,Love these and the first release. The tracks are definitely standing out amongst the revivalist house sound. Very refreshing."

Micheal Reinboth (Compost) - "nice balearic, good for my Ibiza trip this weekend"

Eva Pacifico - "I play edit one of balearic gabba supermuch, it really fits the vibes down here :) this one seems to roll on the same trippin' line....will slip into my sets for sure! mmm..I love both trax"

support by Fabrizio Mammarella, Rune Lindbaek, Tiago, Cosmonauts, diskJokke, Rioutous Rockers, hardrock striker, Drop Out Orchestra...

NOW NOW NOW - Problem (Enzo Elia Afro Neukolln Edit)

This is my remix for Shit Robot's Take em Up :)

Shit Robot - Take Em Up (John Talabot's BlancoyNegroMix)

PT005 sees NYC based Gee Dee deliver the fifth physical disc on Planet Trip, following his recent EP on Superior Elevation Greg D presents the "Key of Sea”. A freaky four tracker of cosmic influenced melters, effortlessly moving through hazy and dub influenced housey cuts, balearic tinged ear worms and oddball downtempo trips. Suitable for sunsets with friends or late nights with strangers, a record with a cut for all hours of the dance.

As always limited to strictly 300 copies, no repress.