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Three short 1:00 solo piano pieces. 

Music composed and recorded by Keith Kenniff (aka Goldmund/Helios/Mint Julep). 

All rights reserved.  

http://www.unseen-music.com

Artwork by Aaron Cahill (NHGBRS) |  http://society6.com/NGHBRS

Mirrors 2

[p*dis] distribution sampler for August 2013

Moskitoo - mitosis - mint mitosis(clip)(12k)

Second single from Photay (ANR003). Vinyl/digital released on Astro Nautico 9/9/14. 

https://astronautico.bandcamp.com/album/photay

Photay

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Photay - No Sass

津田貴司『湿度計』2020年度リイシュー盤。

リリース元：PNdB atelier
定価：￥2,420（税込み）
品番：hoflicd14

ⓒ 2008 Takashi Tsuda All Rights Reserved
originally released by STARNET MUZIK as STARNET MUZIK 014
executive producer : Kohshi Baba
reissued by PNdB atelier
jacket design : Kaname Kawamoto
ⓟ 2020 Takashi Tsuda All Rights Reserved

湿度計 trailer

New track written as part of my licensing library.  http://www.unseen-music.com/library.

For usage requests please visit http://www.unseen-music.com/contact

Keith Kenniff - Paths

YJYのデビューミニアルバム『Animation』が、4/27日（月）に iTunes にて『 Mastered for iTunes 』フォーマットでマスタリングされた高音質音源でリリースされます。
 iTunes Store でミニ・アルバムを予約されますと「More For Me, More For You」が先行ダウンロード可能。

デビュー・ミニアルバム『Animation』の予約はコチラ！
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/animation-ep/id973377914?l=ja&ls=1

More For Me, More For You

A Record Store Day exclusive, Dark Jovian incorporates 2 single-sided heavyweight 180g white vinyl 12”s with etched markings, encased in a white, branded, rubber wheel and housed in a transparent plastic box. Designed by Alexander Brown http://brownboy.co.uk/. 

More info at http://found.ee/am-darkjovian

Dark Jovian

Solid Steel (3rd April) There's a definite Mercury Prize feel to this week, with both guests up for the title last year. 

In Hour 1 it's Young Fathers bombing the airwaves to celebrate the release of their new album 'White Men Are Black Men Too' which is out on 6th April on Big Dada. What can we expect in their mix? We'll leave it to them to explain;

"Barefoot on the concrete. That’s the world experience now.

That’s what this mix sounds like.
Highlights are…  Ghost Writerz - one of them tunes that pop up and you hope that there will be more with the same kind of inventiveness, that the next one won’t just go to straight up Grime or whatever.
Pink Floyd - cos our manager thinks we sound like them, sometimes.
Timbaland - still unbeaten when it comes to beats.
Soko - French singer, really honest on this, great lyrics.
Techniques, singing on the corner in Kingston Town, melting teenage hearts in the houses around, while dogs bark and Remingtons crack.  Love conquers.
Our brother, Callum Easter, climbing the hill against the wind - this is not available anywhere else.  be thankful."

Check out the Solid Steel website http://solidsteel.net/ for track lists and archive shows
You can follow Solid Steel on  facebook.com/pages/Solid-Steel/175027509192663
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Bombing…
Chief Steven
Johnny Clarke
Ghost Writerz - Back It Up
Pink Floyd - Scarecrow
Lil wayne etc - My Nigga
Hot 8 - Ghost Town
Timbaland etc - Luv2LuvYa 
Stereolab - Whisperpitch
Yelowman - Nobody Move
Funkadelic - Back In Our Minds
Soko - Monster PT2
Melodians - Come On Little Girl
Devendra Bernhart - Golden Girls
Techniques - Queen Majesty
Callum Easter - Tell ‘Em Boy
...more Bombing…

Solid Steel Radio Show 3/4/2015 Part 1 + 2 - Young Fathers

Noah - Sivutie (Album Trailer)

Free Download

The Bishop

Chris Watson Invertebrate Harmonics

nthng returns with a mysterious white label hint at the near future.. A very special hand-stamped vinyl sampler containing two tracks from his forthcoming album on Lobster Theremin plus the long-awaited remastered release of Untitled (Human Pt. II)

BUY RELEASE

nthng - Untitled (Human Pt II) [LT029.5]

from the album BODY WASH (9/16/16)
http://stonesthrow.com/mndsgn
https://twitter.com/mndsgn

VINYL

Mndsgn - Ya Own Way

Title : Dance
Artist : Marihiko Hara & Polar M
Cat # : mnc017
Release Date : September 2016
Format : CD / Digital
Genre : Post-Classical / Instrumental Pop 

01. Duo
02. The Season Changes
03. Ray of Light
04. Monologue
05. Dance
06. Ocean of Night
07. Beryl
08. Asia
09. Gone Gone Gone
10. On The Silent Way 

“Laughing, singing, dancing
Laughing, singing, and dancing
Howling, sobbing, shouting
Howling, shouting, sobbing
Laughing, singing, and dancing

Dancing.”

After releasing their critically acclaimed debut album “Beyond”, Kyoto-based Marihiko Hara and Polar M (Masumi Muranaka) have embarked on a series of live performance around Asia region, including Korea, Malaysia and many places in Japan. Each time they performed together, the sense of how their individual sounds complement each other grew stronger. And with these live performances, their interweaving sounds have underwent subtle refinement – they become even more profound and exquisite, and far more interconnected.

While touring, the duo was also actively collaborating with dance choreographers. In early 2016, the duo was again commissioned to compose new pieces for a dance performance. It was during that time, their brand new 2nd album “Dance”, was conceived.

Through their interactions with the talented dancers across Asia, these two very gifted musicians started to explore the meanings of “dance”. Gradually, they have come to realised that, everything in our daily life can be regarded as “dance” – the rhythm of the changing seasons, the subtle movement of time, the weight of words, the shifting of emotion, the cycle of life, all parts that form our lives, are indeed in themselves – a “dance”. And in this gorgeous new album, using their ever delicate sounds, the duo graciously illustrated this aesthetic interpretation of “dance”.

Musically, the duo picked up where they left off in their very successful debut album - traces of refined post-classical, melodic folktronica, floating ambient, and glimpses of jazz, continued to be found in this 2nd album. What is more apparent in this new album is that the guitars had taken a more prominent role. As such, the sound textures and melody movements have become much richer and more diverse, which impeccably reflect the refinement that underwent for the musical style of Marihiko and Masumi.

The duo’s good friend, Mia Cabalfin - a renowned contemporary dancer from Philippines, who lent her wonderful voice in the debut album, continued to feature in this album by performing the hauntingly beautiful spoken words in the album title track. This album is tastefully mastered by Tokyo’s renowned musician and sound engineer, Chihei Hatakeyama, and features photo by Ken Furudate, and design by Seitaro Nishioka. In addition, the artist management for the duo is supported by the excellent people from Kyoto’s label and event organiser NightCruising. 

Credits:
composition, arrangement & mixed by Marihiko Hara & Polar M
track 5 : spoken words by Mia Cabalfin

mastering: Chihei Hatakeyama
photo: Ken Furudate
design: Seitaro Nishioka

To enquire about distribution, please kindly email us at info(a)mu-nest.com. Thank you. 

DANCE / Marihiko Hara & Polar M (album preview sample)

'Day To Day Remixes' Out Now -
Ninjashop / Stream / Download: https://sarathy.lnk.to/d2drmxSo

Taken from 'Day To Day Remixes' released 28th October 2016 on Ninja Tune.

Listen to Ninja Tune New Releases on Spotify: http://ninjatune.lnk.to/new/spotify

Follow Sarathy Korwar - 
Facebook: http://found.ee/sarathy-fb
Twitter: http://found.ee/sarathy-tw
Spotify: http://found.ee/sarathy-sp

Day To Day Remixes

Sarathy Korwar - 'Bismillah' (Photay Remix)

another day

OUT NOW - http://po.st/WhatIMightDo

With what might turn out to be one of the biggest tracks of the year, the massive 'What I Might Do' by Ben Pearce is here. Solomun, Seth Troxler, Jamie Jones and Pete Tong are all already on board with championing this slick combination of soulful urban vocals and irresistible grooving deep house. It has graced danced floors from Berlin to Ibiza and is quickly developing into a runaway train... We're especially pleased to be exploring new genres with one of the biggest tracks of the year so far.

Follow Ben Pearce here: https://www.facebook.com/benpearcedj 
Follow MTA Records here: https://www.facebook.com/MTARecords 
Follow Under The Shade here: https://www.facebook.com/UTShade

Buy on iTunes

Ben Pearce - What I Might Do

http://vlek12.vlekdata.org
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12” - Out Feb, 4th 2013 → PRE-ORDER
Learn more about Squeaky Lobster HERE: http://squeakylobster.vlekdata.org.

VLEK12, By Laurent Fintoni.

Following the adage that good things come to those who wait, Brussels’ Squeaky Lobster returns to Vlek after nearly two years of silence with a new EP: Killing Eleven.

Having wooed crowds across Europe with his twisted hip hop grooves over the past couple of years, he kicks off 2013 with a half hour of rich and intricate music, a heady blend of saturated samples, rhythms and melodies designed to draw you in for an immersive listen. This immersion takes full sense on the vinyl release which, like 2011’s Will-O-The-Wisp EP, is designed to be listened as if it were a mixtape of old, the EP’s eight tracks spread across two sides of uninterrupted music that once started must be felt through all the way. You strap yourself in and you ride, or else…

Side A sets the tone with a 17-minute ride into the musical mind of Squeaky Lobster from epic strings on the opener to slow, chugging grooves that should come with a neck brace warning, intricate break chops, flying edits, screaming horns, ethereal voices and perfectly chosen samples that guide you on this journey and add the perfect touch to the music’s cinematic feel. 

Over on side B things take a turn for the psychedelic as the grooves stay firmly off the beaten track yet continue to have an irresistible pulling effect on your head and body. Screeching guitars, ethereal melodies and an invitation to rock n’ roll co-exist happily in the mind of Squeaky Lobster and translate here into yet more forward thinking grooves, rhythms and melodies that join the dots between hip hop’s past, present and future. 

The tracklist is merely there as an indicator, a signpost that can be safely ignored in favour of a wild sonic experience. Unlike other artists in the same realm, Squeaky Lobster may not talk much but he sure knows how to let the music speak for itself. After a few listens you may find yourself thinking that Killing Eleven is a direct descendant of the work that people like Prefuse 73 and Shadow started close to 20 years ago. And you wouldn’t be half wrong.           

As for those of you wondering what Killing Eleven is – a mysterious killer, a rite of passage or perhaps a reference to Spinal Tap’s ‘turn it to eleven’ – you’ll have find the answer in your own listening experience. Inhale deep and loose yourself. 

Killing Eleven is released by Vlek Data in January 2013 on 12” vinyl featuring screen-printed sleeves with artwork by Vlek’s Dim Run alongside digital. 

A2 - Oblivion

Three short piano variations. 

Photo by Michael Muller. 

Keith Kenniff - Hills 1

I was commissioned to write the score for a short film by Dove about a social experiment that explores how women view their own beauty in contrast to what others see.

Watch the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpaOjMXyJGk

Keith Kenniff - Portraits Pt.1

electronica,ambient,breakbeats,
Sound Artist
making music at saga,japan.

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Keisuke Fujii