Name: Zomby - Alothea (Rusuden Remix) by Justin Morgan
Duration: 4 min 59 s
Description: Remix/Remake of a Zomby track "Alothea" from his new album Dedication. Just for fun... Audio sounds better here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cdvahc__Zao

is there any chance i could get a 320 mp3 of this?
love it!

Roland SH-2 bass riff, SH-7 for dreamy melody

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Remix/Remake of a Zomby track "Alothea" from his new album Dedication. Just for fun... Audio sounds better here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cdvahc__Zao 

Zomby - Alothea (Rusuden Remix)

Peshay - Gangsta 2 (Invisible Man remix)
Phyzikal Flex - Secret Stash
Covert Operations - Ice Cold
Wax Doctor - The Saint (Simon Templar mix)
4 Hero - Better Place becomes Reality (4 Hero Mix)
Justice - Soothe My Soul (Blame's remix)
Phyzikal Flex - JB To Da Max
Chaos & Julia Set - Natural High
Studio Pressure - Relics
A Guy Called Gerald - Darker Than I Should Be
Foul Play - Being With You
Jack N' Phil - I Like It
Krust - Jazz Note
Project A-Ko - In Time
Roni Size & DJ Die - Music Box
Tek 9 - Pushing Back (remix)
Ruffige Kru - Fury
DJ Crystl - Let It Roll (remix)
Project A-KO - Passion & Fire
Studio Pressure - Jump MkII
Cold Mission - The Sound Bizniz
Omni Trio - Feel Better (Foul Play remix)
Twisted Anger - Twisted Anger
Project A-KO - Afterglow Pt.1 & 2
Dillinja - Deadly Deep Subs
JLM Productions - Can't Understand
Majistrate - Tell Me
Dillinja - Another Dimension
Low Key Movements - Ear Drums
Lemon D - Back 2 Chicago
Icons - Aspects & Aspirations
Ruff With The Smooth - Twisted Girl
Cold Mission - Drug Store Rude Boy
Dillinja - Breathe
2 G's - Energy (remix)
Goldie - Jah (Peshay rollers VIP)
Jonny L - Tychonic Cycle
Source Direct - Shadows
Klute - Right Or Wrong
Doc Scott - Drumz '95 (Nasty Habits remix)
JLM Productions - Afraid To Tell
A Guy Called Gerald - 7th Science Of Levitation
DJ Krust - Quiz Show
Phineus II - X-Scape
B Jam - Funkula (DJ Friendly mix)

Blowing Up The Workshop

90 ◆ X-Altera

We’re accustomed to hearing releases from Central Processing Unit which veritably fly out the traps. Indeed, you could spend hours listing all the great uptempo club tracks that have dropped via the Sheffield label down the years, rambunctious rollers from artists like DMX Krew and 96 Back. However, there is another side to the CPU sound, one that is slower, more considered and owes plenty to downtempo and 90s electronica.

Paul Blackford is a producer who has long embodied these two facets of CPU’s output. On one hand you have his 2014 label debut The League Of Shadows, a set of fizzing IDM-techno innovations which remains highly sought-after to this day; on the other there is Light Years, the cool and collected return to CPU that Blackford made three years later. The latter record, with its painterly synth work and neck-snapping drums, remains a touchstone for Blackford’s latest CPU release, a new twelve-track LP entitled Betamax.

While the tempos of Betamax may be rather relaxed, the sonic palette used here very much links up with CPU’s other drops. It is one forged in the forward-thinking electronic styles of the 1990s - Drexciyan electro, Boards Of Canada’s wistful electronica and the boundary-pushing IDM of Rephlex Records. Mind you, this is also one of the first CPU drops to draw a little from another side of the traxx - though Betamax may not be as schooled in plunderphonics as DJ Food or Nightmares On Wax, there is something in the lilt of these beats which obliquely doffs its cap to those old breaks.

Betamax proves yet again that Blackford is adept at experimenting and incorporating new influences across the course of a record without disrupting its vibe. As well as standing adjacent to the machine-funk sound that has long been a cornerstone of electro, Light Years was an LP in which subtle nods to G-Funk and P-Funk could be discerned in the rhythmic programming. These influences are felt once more on Betamax cuts such as ‘Far From Home’ and ‘Fortress’ - the former comes off like an after-hours take on Space Dimension Controller, or maybe even Daft Punk’s ‘Something About Us’. Meanwhile a space-age, slightly alien quality enters the production in the album’s final third, something signposted by aptly-titled highlight ‘The Nasa Beat’. 

While Paul Blackford’s Betamax may switch the pace up for Central Processing Unit, the album’s richly-harmonious electro-hop sound proves a fine foil to the label’s more high-octane releases.

RIYL: Boards Of Canada, Bochum Welt, Luke Vibert, Steven Rutter, Space Dimension Controller

Betamax

Paul Blackford - Betamax

Bug Klinik is back after a two years regenerating break.  Headchief @Xntrick has been busy deepening the Rave Alert project far across Belgian borders.  To be able to manage all his running projects I accepted the offer to become his bug in crime as the general manager for this project that is still alive.   I went down the music archive to get an even better understanding of the whole imprint's spirit.  

This mix represents 14 years of Bug Klinik Records and it's my first action as X&trick's partner. I couldn't find a better way to introduce myself as I will often just act behind the screens, operating from the subtropical island in the Far East, Taiwan.    This retrospective action immediately implies that new releases are coming up.   Know your history to understand the future.  

The entire discography has been put on '55% off Summer Sale before we will release some new Red Eyes output later on in July.
Get the entire back catalogue for a friendly price through the following link:  https://bugklinikrecords.bandcamp.com/
A little support would help us to keep bringing you a continuous aural joy.  I promise it will be worth buying the entire collection.  

More news on upcoming releases will be published soon.  First, this special Bugcast by the invisible mercenary of Bug Klinik Records, @Salenko_1. It goes from IDM & experimental over electronica, sleazy acid house to pounding, dancefloor oriented acid techno from the box.  It has been an interesting journey through this surprisingly diverse microcosmos of Bug Klinik. 

It's now up until the end of days.  Get in touch with me through jochen@bugklinik.be  
I'm currently accepting new demo material, mixes and your best undisclosed nudes. 

Tracklist:  coming up shortly

Bugcasts

Bugcast, The Back Catalogue Story __ Salenko

Discography Sales

here is a download gift / sneak tease for the fans, to show the kind of quality I'm extracting from my old cassettes using mega high quality cassette decks.
Because I've added vari-speed, I get to choose what speed I encode them at, I've done a few different versions of all my fave ones and it's usually just what I think sounds good at the time or just different to what I'm used to.
This one is from a That's cassette labelled copy III , i used a lot of the VX90 tapes in that period of my life.
It is the 12th track on side a.
Even though I used to write COPY *.number, they were actually the original masters.
Think was one of the first tracks that had a small section with intentional microtuning, [harmonic series sec]
Encoded with Nakamichi CR7e cassette deck.

+added, it cuts out at the end coz the tape ran out :)
I remember sometimes recording tracks to cassettes, I'd be looking at the cassette nearing the end and try and finish the track before the tape ran out :)
bit different from todays recording methods .

earely cassettes

a12. ab3 .215061.

Eventide 1745m, sequenced from the Cirklon2

rare box, even rarer if you can get one working.
Worlds first digital pitch shifter, just got a 2nd one working :)))

eventide 1745m demonstration

Lithuanian radio LRT Opus is playing a recording of Dopplereffekt’s recent concert in Vilnius(6/11/20).

Zomby - Alothea (Rusuden Remix)

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