Name: kasha by johny chep
Duration: 4 min 21 s
Description: Specials - Yoana Robova - vocals, Miles - trumpet, Chumpa - cat fx

mould.audio Collector’s Series | 10 [mldcs010]
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Release date: 24.02.2024
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Credits:
Written & Produced by
Ruben Ganev
Mastering by Ruben Ganev
Artwork design by
Ruben Ganev
All rights Reserved @mouldaudio
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Exclusively on Bandcamp / No streaming or Promos available for now.
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Track list :
1. Orient Sun [mldcs010]
2. Miryoku [mldcs010]
3. Flood [mldcs010]

Collector's Series | 10

[mldcs010]

Flood [mldcs010]

Specials - Yoana Robova - vocals, Miles - trumpet, Chumpa - cat fx

kasha

Nagore

Russian sonic marauders Flaty & OL serve up the second edition of their SERWED project for West Mineral. 

Distributed by Boomkat
Vinyl & Digital out MARCH 2020


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Initial 2                  (2:29)
Plastm                   (4:29)
Save vs. Spell       (3:24)
Grip                       (3:56)
In Spare                (2:40)
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Lima                      (2:31)
Shade Lyra           (4:49)
Live Cut 01.06.19 (1:35)
Plane                     (4:54)
Promises               (4:11)


www.westmineral.ltd
www.serwed.com
OL www.soundcloud.com/moneyisagas
Flaty www.soundcloud.com/producedbyflaty

Serwed – Serwed II (OUEST093) [Preview]

lechim - kibord boy

Originally streamed online as an audiovisual performance on the 7th of May, 2020 in Manchester as part of Test Card live at https://www.twitch.tv/test_card_mcr?fbclid=IwAR1v23vBN35gqdPJSWonxCoDOki5hDi3g1kmsjJ1vUQS_AydneZWXGJcbro
Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2932944633469154/?active_tab=discussion

1. ZVUCOM - TSARIGRADSKO (live)
2. LECHIM - DAED/MITROLLA
3. ZZXXPP - IZVINQVAI (live)
4. C U SUN
5. ZZXXPP - SEDEM
6. LECHIM - X/DISOC/KIBORD BOI/SOLDIERESQU/CRYPTED

visuals by CHEX - https://chexvisual.co.uk/art
cover art - https://www.instagram.com/mikkhayil/
All copyrights reserved.

CHEX / KONЧИNA - TEST CARD

Impro 8- 05 - 2018

There is definitely something "afro" inspired about this latest EP from Puma & The Dolphin, certainly in comparison to pretty much everything else I've ever heard from him, which includes a great EP on Canadian imprint Chambre Noir and some stellar inclusions on every one of Dj soFa's highly respected "Elsewhere" compilations.

I'm told that while immersed in domestic life during lockdown in Sofia, Bulgaria, the music evolved to take in what was happening at home and saw the inclusion of toy instruments, his own drum playing, the voices of his children playing and even the family parrots whistling and squawking in the background. These random ambient insertions when seen in the context of the hypnotic and percussive rhythms and timbres throughout are oddly reminiscent of the late, great Francis Bebey who, although culturally and physically a million miles removed, was also known for recording much of his work at home and who also featured the voices of his children playing.

In fact, it is as much the music's playfulness and simplicity that give the pieces their distinctive character, at times echoing the repetition and mesmerism of Raymond Scott's "Soothing Sounds For Baby" series. Yet, childrens' music this is not. There is a mysticism and depth on one hand and a willingness to experiment on the other that reminds me of pioneering experimentalist K. Leimer's early Eno-inspired tape outings as well (see "Supermarket" for example).

I asked Puma & The Dolphin's Nikko Names if he could share the story behind how these six tracks came together. He had this to say:

"This collection of pieces were created during a monotone period of my life which I have overlaid with colour: a time in which I surrender to the beauty of home life - watching my kids play, feeding the birds - entwining these sounds of my surroundings amongst the rhythmic layers of these pieces. Playing the drums to remind us of the next circle dance for four. There is something mystic to travel only in your head; a shamanic trip inside the body with no concepts and answers."

PREMIERE : Puma & The Dolphin - Am Am Am

Artist: Puma & The Dolphin
Track: Supermarket
Label: Invisible, Inc.
Format: 12" Vinyl, Digital
Release date: 06/10/20
Purchase: https://invisible-inc.bandcamp.com/album/indoor-routine

Autumn. In autumn, sadness and yellow leafs, slush and mud. Supermarket. Chips and Cola, 10 different  types of deodorants in the supermarket. No DJ mixes or good alcohol help to fight boredorm. Store shelves. On the layouts - fresh meat, meat - is a source of protein. The Cashier looks like an angry dog ​​at the checkout, The security looks like a stupid bull. That is supermarket. But there is light and people. A life. People shun each other with false politeness, yielding to each other with fear of getting infected, do not look each other in the eyes as if they are afraid that their rotten inner world will become visible.
There is definitely something "afro" inspired about this latest EP from Puma & The Dolphin, certainly in comparison to pretty much everything else the mysterious Bulgarian project have produced, including a great EP for Canadian imprint Chambre Noire and some stellar inclusions on every one of Dj soFa's highly respected "Elsewhere" compilations.
The story goes that while immersed in domestic life during lockdown in Sofia the music evolved to take in what was happening at home and saw the inclusion of toy instruments, drum playing, the voices of children playing and even the family parrots whistling and squawking in the background. These random ambient insertions when seen in the context of the hypnotic and percussive rhythms and timbres are oddly reminiscent of the late, great Francis Bebey who, although culturally and physically a million miles removed, was also known for recording much of his work at home and who also featured the voices of his children playing.
In fact, it is as much the music's playfulness and simplicity that give the pieces their distinctive character, at times echoing the repetition and mesmerism of Raymond Scott's "Soothing Sounds For Baby" series. Yet, childrens' music this is not. There is a mysticism and depth on one hand and a willingness to experiment on the other that echoes the pioneering experimentalist K. Leimer's early Eno-inspired tape outings.
"This collection of pieces were created during a monotone period of my life which I have overlaid with colour: a time in which I surrender to the beauty of home life - watching my kids play, feeding the birds - entwining these sounds of my surroundings amongst the rhythmic layers of these pieces. Playing the drums to remind us of the next circle dance for four. There is something mystic to travel only in your head; a shamanic trip inside the body with no concepts and answers." - Puma & The Dolphin

https://soundcloud.com/puma-and-the-dolphin
https://soundcloud.com/invisible-inc

YouTube

PREMIERE #1261 | Puma & The Dolphin - Supermarket [Invisible, Inc.] 2020

DC Promo Tracks #682: "Morning Plants" by Puma & The Dolphin is part of the release "Indoor Routine" on Invisible Inc. @invisible-inc  

Buy Now: https://invisible-inc.bandcamp.com/album/indoor-routine 

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