PREMIERE: Boys Shorts - New Era (Luca dell'Orso Remix) [Iptamenos Discos]

Release Title: New Era
Artist: Boys’ Shorts
Label: Iptamenos Discos
Catalogue No.: IDI004
Release-Date: 25 February 2022

Buy Link: https://bfan.link/new-era

Promotext:

The latest signing on Local Suicide’s imprint Iptamenos Discos is the Greek DJ / producer  duo Boys’ Shorts. They’re delivering their new futuristic EP titled ‘New Era’, which includes  remixes from Each Other, Lott & Local Suicide as well as Luca dell’Orso. The duo was  founded by Thessaloniki-based artist Vangelis, who runs half of the music blog & label  LAGASTA, as well as London-based artist Tareq. With two EPs under their belt ("Looking" and  "Together") they also delivered remixes for artists like Kasper Bjorke, Yuksek w/ Polo & Pan,  Dharma, Kito Jempere ft. Wolfram to name a few, whilst their remix for Casey Spooner was  included in the Red Hot + Free compilation.
 
“The track was written during the lockdown period when everything looked so uncertain  and scary … We were listening to a lot of music from bands as ‘Japan’ and ‘Visage’, talking  about the “New Romantics” era, thinking of what will come after this new reality we’re living in.  And so “New Era” came as a result of all the relationships that were reconsidered the last two  years, to show the importance of human touch and what really actually matters.” - Boys’  Shorts 

The track immediately gives off a sense of space exploration due to the sound of the melody  being played. While the repetitive bass keeps the track driving as the pads elevate you to a  higher level, the drums keep you grooving with delicate knocks and cowbells as the claps  work with the cowbells to bring some more energy into the track. There’s a slicing, ‘swoosh’  sound that fills the space of an open-hat which breaks the four bar loop subtly but perfectly.  The track's vocals have a wide sound to them that helps simulate the vastness of space.  

The critically acclaimed New York-based duo Each Other, consists of Max Pask & Justin  Strauss. Max is part of The Rapture & James Friedman’s label Throne of Blood, while Justin  was part of power-pop band Milk ’n’ Cookies. Previously they’ve released their original  productions and remixes on labels like Soulwax’s DEEWEE, Freeride Millennium,  Correspondant and more. Their version of ‘New Era’ brings a more energetic break-beat style  tune that’s more in your face than the original. The synth plucks feel as though they’re jabbing  you, trying to get you to move while building up tension. 

When the next synth comes in the track starts flowing, especially when the hats start grooving  along with it. The vocals are clearer and more direct when compared to that of the original. The synth keys that come later resemble that of an organ but still have a futuristic sound to them.  

Having released on labels such as Italo Moderni, Wrong Era, Bordello A Parigi & XXX, the Dutch born, Italo-wave-electro producer Luca dell’Orso brings a sense of hi nrg and italo  disco to ‘New Era’. Between the sound of the synth and the kicks as well as the use of  repetitive kicks, the track puts an awesome and nostalgic twist on Boys’ Shorts track.  

Boys’ Shorts and the contributors set out to create a project with the idea of providing an outer worldly experience, that is exactly what they did with each track having its own unique style.  ‘New Era’ will be released digitally and on strictly-limited clear 12” Dubplate through Iptamenos Discos on February 25th, 2022. 



✘ Artist (Boys’ Shorts // Greece)

soundcloud.com/boysshorts
Facebook.com/boysshortsbeats


✘ Remix (Luca Dell’Orso// Netherlands)

soundcloud.com/lucadellorso
Facebook.com/lucadellorsomusic


✘ Label (Iptamenos Discos  // Germany)

soundcloud.com/iptamenosdiscos
Facebook.com/iptamenosdiscos

New Era

PREMIERE: Boys Shorts - New Era (Luca dell'Orso Remix) [ Iptamenos Discos ]

The fourth release in the whypeopledance catalog comes from Montréal’s Laurence Matte, who made a mix for WPD’s LAYER series not so long ago.
Last winter, Laurence found the time to bring to life her introverted slow-burners under the spiritual guidance of legendary racing horse, Monomoy Girl. Another angel overlooking the project is Laurence's closest confidant for as long as she can remember, her grandma Louise, a character that comes alive in the EP's title.
What started as some of her first-ever studio sessions quickly took on lives of their own and later materialized into full-fledged chuggers in a friend’s studio, buried deep somewhere in the Montreal snow in the dead of the darkest season.
MR TC and Curses read the book in their own way and take care of the remixes to round out the release. Curses transport us to New York’s Central Park sometime in the ’80s, where we’ll spend a crazy afternoon running around, and tripping balls. In the second iteration, MR TC takes the timid Louise on a healing path, possibly with the help of some acid.

Laurence Matte:

https://soundcloud.com/laurencematte
https://www.instagram.com/laurencematte/
https://www.facebook.com/LaurenceMatteDJ

Whypeopledance: 

https://soundcloud.com/whypeopledance
https://www.instagram.com/why_people_dance/
https://www.facebook.com/whypeopledance

PREMIERE : Laurence Matte - 105 (Curses Remix)

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INCOMING : Tech Support - Roaming Acid #AnoAno

Release date : 2022-09-23

Buy : https://techsupportuk.bandcamp.com/album/feelings-electric

On hand with the right solutions… Tech Support returns after a string of releases for Nocturne, Futureboogie & Silver Bear last year, making his debut on Ano Ano with a sublime serenade of subtle-but-shining gems, perfect for those warm-ups, wind-downs or 3am wig-outs.

One of his most comprehensive, accomplished and considered EPs to date, ‘Feelings Electric’ continues to refine and hone the London-based artist’s love for that timeless, well-oiled dark synth funk. The title track is a perfect example of his fusion as the beat pulsates with Weatheralian intent the lead line whispers sweet indie chugs into our ears.

Next we’re joined by Mexican DJ and artist Vongold who purrs sultry spoken word over a stalking mid-tempo creeper that’s powered by dubby echoes but crystalised by its sweeping chords. ‘Roaming Acid’ follows, completing the tryst of originals. A wandering 303 minstrel, wistfully zoning into the slo-mo sunset with a free spirit and a spring its step, it’s music for dreamers just as much as it is for dancers… And sets us up perfectly for the remix finale courtesy of Shubostar who ups the chug for more of a peak time affair.

Tech Support… Always there when you need it.

☎ Connect ☎
https://soundcloud.com/tech-supportuk
https://soundcloud.com/ano_ano

Tech Support - Feelings Electric (inc. Shubostar Remix)

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A Ufo, our free edit series, is back with the next release!

Armonics returns to Slow Motion with a powerful, poignant remake of the 1982 Diana Est hit ‘Tenax’. The magic of the original is beautifully captured by the Bari-based producer. 
He immediately does the iconic release justice with a signature approach to strong drum programming, gripping you from each rhythmic development to the next. 
An infectious arpeggiated bassline whips throughout, maintaining the charm of the original and nodding to Armonic’s gift for artful synth melodies. 

A purveyor of synthetic dreams, Armonics combines the past and present masterfully.
Cristina Barberi’s vocals swim comfortably within the crisp warmth of the rework, elevating the 80s atmosphere to a new realm of the present. 
Amornics respectfully lifts ‘Tenax’ with an unforgettable remake designed for energetic dancefloors from then and now.

Radondo, Berlin 2022.

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Diana Est - Tenax - Armonics Remake [A Ufo]

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Taken from "DC Salas - Voces EP (Live At Robert Johnson)". Out December 09th 2022. Buy here: https://dcsalas.bandcamp.com/album/voces

Brussel's beat smith DC SALAS is back on the block - the Robert Johnson block that is! His 3rd release for LIVE AT ROBERT JOHNSON is also his 20th official release to date - so we have two things to celebrate spread over Diego Cortez Salas' powerful four-tracks EP called 'Voces'.
Let's start with the title track: 'Voces' is a call to alarm right from the beginning with its stabbing synth bass line and sirens. Add a couple of drum breaks and a heavy beat - et voilà: You have the first of four tunes to jump up and down to. Et oui, Salas surely knows how to built tension in a track - even in a voiceless track named 'Voces'.
Next up is 'The Lights' - and oh boy does Salas turn them on! These are quite trippy lights with a sound that could easily come from a twisted didgeridoo … The beat of 'The Lights' is (of course) groovy as f*** - excuse our French. So let's turn on 'The Lights'!
B-side opener 'Metallic Glow' does just that: The track glows in bright metallic from the first second and features plenty of crazy sounds to do a crazy dance. Did we mention the groove? No? Well … just listen.
For 'Safe Pace' Diego pulls out beautiful percussive elements and the 303 thus surfing on a not so safe pace to be honest: The last track of 'Voces' is as fast and demanding as all the others.
DC Salas again manages to build four really solid stompers to set any dancefloor on fire - these are REALLY SERIOUS SOUNDS you all should listen and dance to. NOW.

Artist social media:

https://soundcloud.com/dc-salas
https://www.facebook.com/dcsalasmusic

Label social media:

https://www.facebook.com/liveatrobertjohnson
https://www.instagram.com/robertjohnsonclub
https://soundcloud.com/live-at-robert-johnson
http://www.robert-johnson.de

Voces EP

The Lights

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We're thrilled to present a brand new Ep from Stevie R & Parisinos on AZZUR. This release also showcases the delicate and beautiful vocals of the promising UK talent, Ellivia. The EP is crafted by the Greek, yet London-based producers, Stevie R & Parisinos is a wonderful piece of indie Pop music. This distinctive collaboration promises an unforgettable musical journey

BUY on BEATPORT

PREMIERE : Stevie R & Parisinos Ft. Ellivia - Smile (Vocal Mix)

Sometimes chaos can come together to produce such a beautiful sound. So I wound up making something I can jam to in my workshop! :) Enjoy~

Chaos In The Balance

Wonder Edits Vol. 4

Mufti, one half of the Mexican sleazy techno duo Los Fugazzi, submits a quartet of edits ranging from Italo, Yacht Rock, and New Wave. Expect some new favorite gems and a fresh take on a classic.

Out now on @wonderstories and getting tons of support from the likes of Bottin, Gerd Janson, Fabrizio Mammarella, Perel, to name a few..

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Bordello is back with a new compilation series: Diamonds In The Night. An homage to the hours of darkness (and the great composer who went by the name of Felli - R.I.P.). From ecstatic peak time dance floor action to erotic euphoria and its more edgy after hours just before dawn. For the first volume we've selected four fine diamonds by The Hacker and Voiron from France, Armonics from Italy and Discobeton from Bulgaria.

Through darkness diamonds spread their richest light...

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Erscheinungsdatum :
20 Januar 2020

Discobeton - Leave Me Superficial (Bordello a Parigi)

https://kadettmusik.bandcamp.com/
https://linktr.ee/kadettmusik

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