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Dragota - Riding A Dolphin(Free download)

A new track that's part of the Bushpilots Vol. 1 by Frequency Squad.

Juelz - Hope Train (Out On Bushpilots Vol. 1)

My take of the Inner Groove by Ken Zo! 

Hope you enjoy it <3

Ken Zo - Inner Groove(Gaia Groove Remix)

Listen & buy here:

https://zenonrecords.bandcamp.com/track/our-bond

Juelz - Our Bond (Out now on Zenon Records)

133 Bpm, Upcoming track on Azrin's compilation on Zenon Records.

Artwork by AI-Visions

Insect Tower | Upcoming on new Zenon v/a by Azrin

01 - Ambler & Kari - Felt

Disparity

Really showing a lot of Numan influence on this one!  

Today's Interbay track (did you know that there's a never before heard Interbay track dropping every single day?  You really should follow this page.  The rollercoaster is a fun one!) is one of the tracks where I start by looking for fun words that start with unusual letters and see what my brain cooks up as far as some music that I imagine would fit that word as chosen for the title of the song.  

(When you've dropped brand new tracks for 470 consecutive days, sometimes you need to change your process every so often to not just make the same track over and over again.  And, leaving certain decisions to fate--or, in this case, to a dictionary--can push you into creative places you might not have ended up on your own!  I feel like I need to thank Brian Eno here, but I wasn't directly following any of his creative strategies, really.  I just like making tracks with titles that incorporate the whole alphabet, and this is how I figured out how to do that.)  

Sometimes, vast impacts can have origins from what might seem like insignificant changes.  That was what the title of this track inspired me to work towards.  That's not what Xylyl means, but it does talk about the results of what happens to a few specific things when removing a hydrogen atom.  Thus the "remove one atom and the whole world changes" conceit--which is more of an idea connected to "the butterfly effect" than anything to do with isomeric monovalent radicals derived from the three xylenes.  

(The best thing about Interbay for me is that I get to learn about so many random things!)  

I also look for inspirations by trying different plugins--both instruments and effects--to see how using them informs my creative process.  My choices, often quite random and based on the names of plugins I've collected over the past couple of years, can either focus an idea towards a specific sound goal...or it can spread it out and become the sort of mishmash that Interbay, if it is known at all, is known for...  

This time, I got pushed into a late 70s early 90s synth vibe.  One of the sounds I discovered in a plugin I've only used rarely, sounded a lot like Gary Numan...so, I then chose to use the Vox Humana sound that Numan used so effectively from a different plugin...and all that seemed to fit the unusual retro drum machine that I was working with.  Unusual in that the drum sounds it had were somewhat thin and not nearly as punchy/thumpy as modern dance music expects (though, I did beef that sound up with some fx in this end mix.)  

One other touchstone here?  The title track to the "Moonlight and Muzak" album by M--the album that has "Pop Muzik" on it, which could be considered the first new wave/synth pop hit.

I think you're starting to see how this track ended up sounding like it does.  Though, I can't answer the question of why there seems to be a handful of bees that are flying back and forth across the stereo spectrum...or why the occasional brass sounds like it was burned in a tragic fire.  I mean, I made those sounds do those things--but I don't have a thematic reason for having done so.  (Sometimes, I just embrace happy accidents and allow myself to like incongruent things.  Blame neurodivergence if you'd like.)  

Somehow, I ended up with a track that is somehow simultaneous deep but simple, downtempo but at a surprisingly quick tempo, atmospheric but still with forward momentum.  

In other words, I made an Interbay track.  They don't always make sense--but hopefully they're never dull.  

Listen to "Xylyl" and let me know what you think.  I hope you like it (and give it a like if you do.)  You are also encouraged to repost, share, comment, add to a playlist...and, of course, to follow this page for even more Interbay.  (You can also check out the huge back catalog found here, or throw on one of the three all-Interbay playlists available currently.)

"Xylyl" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

Echos im All

Tech Tales 6.5

Dataura & Muggi Dane - Stardust (Electric Power Pole Records)

Mila Dietrich - Mantra (Egomorph Remix) FREE DOWNLOAD

Snippet of my new track out now on VA - Depth Transition (compiled by @armin-skyvibes) by @occulta-records

Deepstructive [Occulta Records] - PREVIEW

Music and production -  Pranaspheric
Artwork - Placid Child

Pranaspheric - A Life After Drone

New track out now for VA - Tempeltanz (compiled by Nyctophilia & Andyjaner)

Link: https://tempeltanz.bandcamp.com/releases?fbclid=IwAR0q1N6bQVg58mnCvd9ws5t5VeeEFryLRKNw9FxjjPRsyWTghj2dSu9j-rc

Mastered by Ryanosaurus

#clubcharlotte

Juelz - Blind Spot (VA - Tempeltanz) / SNIPPET

Sneak peek of my contribution for the new Small Talk Series Vol. 20 (compiled by Sensient) - Out now on @zenon-records

Abyss (Out now on Small Talk Series Vol. 20)

Julian Schröder, aka Juelz, is a music producer born in the North of Germany.
His styles range from psytech and minimal techno to darkprog and zenonesque.
Glitchy textures, emotive sounddesign and groovy and playful rhythms are distinctive for his productions.

He has had a musical education at the hdpK in Berlin and has been a drummer since his childhood, as which he also used to play in a band.

Juelz has released music throughout well-known worldwide labels such as Zenon Records, Digital Structures, Techgnosis Records, Alpaka Muzik, Occulta Records and many many more. 

Bookings & Contact: julianschroeder1994@gmail.com

Juelz - Blind Spot (VA - Tempeltanz) / SNIPPET

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