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Underground Is My Home

Underground Is My Home (Crazibiza Extended Remix) [feat. Tyrone Ellis]

Never Thought [Printworks] (Main Vocal Mix)

Kerri Chandler ft. Sunchilde - Never Thought (Main Vocal Mix) [Printworks]

You Get Lost In It [The Warehouse Project] (Instrumental)

Kerri Chandler ft. Lady Linn - You Get Lost In It (Full Vocal Main Mix) [The Warehouse Project]

30 Something

Chime (30 Something Years Later Mix)

A bout de souffle - EP

Wake Up

** EARLY SUPPORT FROM: TIESTO, MARTIN GARRIX, ARMIN VAN BUUREN, NICKY ROMERO, FERRY CORSTEN, ABOVE & BEYOND & MORE **

22 years after conquering the world, ‘Flight 643’ still gets the party going. However - Hel:sløwed felt it could use a bit of a rub. A perfect showcase of that #lowtempohighenergy hashtag the boys keep talking about, this revamp adds depth and substance to the original, upping the tension until it all unfolds into pure, absolute madness. Without a second thought after hearing the very first version, Tiësto signed it to AFTR:HRS / Musical Freedom – putting one of his biggest classics into the safe hands of Hel:sløwed. Now is the time for Hel:sløwed to take you on board - prepare for take-off.

It’s the sound the electronic dance scene didn’t know they needed, but now that Misja Helsloot and Michael de Kooker have showcased their take on ‘low tempo, high energy’ for the past 12 months, it’s pretty clear it’s here to stay – to much appraise. The staggering 5 million Spotify plays and an endless list of A-list support cross-genre they’ve clocked up since their debut is made of highlights such as ‘In Silence’ (ft. That Girl), ‘Like A Ghost’(ft. Ava Silver), ‘Flashed’ and ‘Drifting Apart’(ft. Cari). Besides the originals, Hel:sløwed has reworked and owned one of the biggest dance classics in history; Grooveyard’s ‘Mary Go Wild’. With that one still doing its rounds on the leading dance floors today, another one’s ready for impact. Buckle up, cause this is Tiësto’s ‘Flight 643’ as you’ve never heard it before.

Flight 643

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Speak To Me

Speak To Me (HI-LO Remix)

Kerri Chandler - I Feel It (Original Mix)

Only someone with Jerome Sydenham's unique background could have founded a record label as innovative as Ibadan Recordings. He was born and raised in Ibadan, Nigeria to an English father and Jamaican mother and schooled in his teens in England before emigrating to New York City in the early 80's. Sydenham's work today is largely influenced by the cultural diversity of his upbringing and has echoes of a musical history that spans indigenous African and contemporary western music.

One of the many artists who benefited from Sydenham's artistic direction was New Jersey based Kerri Chandler. In 1991, Sydenham was part of the A&R team that signed Chandler's debut single "SuperLover/Get it Off", to Atlantic Records and the rest is house music history. Chandler is now acknowledged as one of the original creators of the deep house sound and his bass lines are legendary.

Sydenham and Chandler's ambitions fused creatively with the inception of the Ibadan imprint six years ago. Saturday represents the culmination of their shared experience as music makers, party animals and fathers. Sydenham takes artistic control of the repertoire with an album that reflects the breadth of his musical interests. Chandler acts as a flawless technician, refining and making sense of a wide range of ideas. The record, a well rounded full length, has something for everyone. It combines simple, deep, electronic tracks (Rising the Sun and Winter’s Blessing) with elegant acoustic arrangements (Aro and Deconstructed House). Congolese vocalist Alain Nkosi Konda joins Cameroonian guitarist Dominique Kanza on the mammoth "Ko Ko" produced by Sydenham and Dennis Ferrer of Sfere Records. Sydenham and Ferrer follow up with multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Jania on "Deconstructed House", a funky, Brazillian hybrid of influences. Saturday also benefits from a significant input by local New York jazz luminaries. Guests include bassist Tarus Mateen and keyboard player Brian Mitchell.

Reviews
"Perfect sunny afternoon music for midnight groovers" (Urb)
"A gorgeous release, full of variety and originality, and one that grows and gleams more on every listen" (Wax Magazine)
"An embarrassment of riches? An album that fully deserves to be hyped to the max" (Jockey Slut)

http://www.ibadanrecords.com/releases/irc030-2

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