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Back on Lüüd Discs for his first EP, Bwi-Bwi signs four tracks with rich and varied influences that plunge us into the atmosphere of his universe. Canto Soulèu.
Pre-order : https://luuddiscs.bandcamp.com/album/l-d006-bwi-bwi-canto-soul-u-ep

Distributed By – Chat Noir Distribution
Manufactured By – Kuroneko Phonogram Manufacture
Mastered By – Mangabey
Artwork By – Cassiopée

LÜÜD006 — Bwi​-​Bwi - Canto Soulèu EP

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Argy - Tataki

Phat playaz - Journeys

French DJ and producer Adrien Calvet releases his first solo vinyl EP after a good number of appearances on records this past year. He’s joining Barcelona-based imprint Simple Times for their second release, and delivers a five-tracker piece of classic house sonorities punctuated by acid notes and deep house touches. Simple Times is a Barcelona-based party collective and launched in 2021 their record label. Their first release feature Bernardo Mota, Bass Playah and Ezzy, and are now welcoming Adrien Calvet for Simple Times 002. [continue reading at...https://trommelmusic.com/music/premiere/premiere-a1-adrien-calvet-acid-march-spts002/]

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Premiere: A1 - Adrien Calvet - Acid March [SPTS002]

Small jam session on the new EP 133 KO II ! 

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Oward - Let's get Dance [EP-133 KO II LIVE]

We are happy to present you another premiere from the massive "Latinoamerica 2" compilation released by Dub Culture, featuring 56 tracks. "Lucid Dreams" by Nadia Popoff is a classy house/minimal track with catchy melody, cool vocal shots and addictive bassline.

Artist: https://soundcloud.com/nadiapopoff
Label: https://soundcloud.com/dubculture-ar
Support: https://dubculture.bandcamp.com/album/latinoamerica-2

Latinoamerica 2

Premiere: Nadia Popoff - Lucid Dreams [DUBC013]

No Breaks

Flamingo comes back for the deep house, this time with the collab of the artists J.Pe Bruna and Martin Moncada, alongisde with a beautiful remix from Alex Belluscio! Hope you like it ;)

J.Pe Bruna – The Jandis (Original Mix)

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The morning was crisp and clear. The Hague was only just beginning to stir, but someone had already found their rhythm. Plate had a list of addresses saved in his notes — potential spots for their future vinyl store. Real plans, of course, called for a bit of luck and beautiful views: linden trees whispering along the canals, a sea breeze full of encouragement, distant seagull calls, and the soft clang of trams.

First stop: Denneweg — a street that felt like a page from a design magazine, nothing but showrooms, galleries, antiques, and wine. A realtor in a light shirt was already waiting by the door of a former barbershop: a clean rectangular space with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows. Great foot traffic. A storefront that seemed to come alive in front of the observer’s eyes. Plate could already hear the music playing, see visitors flipping through records in search of something unique.

Next came Papestraat — louder, and somehow closer to heart. A three-story building next to the city’s best coffee spot. Until recently, it had housed a small shop of handmade goods. It was the kind of place you could work, drink tea, and build a little corner lined with shelves and turntables in. The classic Dutch staircase alone was enough to inspire joy.

The day hadn’t gone in vain. Plate came home with photos of two key locations. One looked like an album cover, the other like a B-side you want to play over and over again. Needle smiled at what she saw. Somewhere between those two streets, their next chapter was quietly going underway. 

Mastering by Pheek.
Artwork by Jubilee.

PREMIERE: Max Jacobson - Antiumals (feat. Adamo Ryan) [CC24]

MUUSKOOLEEN DiE MURDER for SEELVEEA

Catch Me If You Can (Huerta remix)
Stormy Skies (Nick Beringer 7am dub)
Reservoir (Pascal Benjamin remix)
Catch Me If You Can (Jorge Savoretti Ethereal dub)

CB010 - Michael James, Huerta, Nick Beringer, Pascal Benjamin, Jorge Savoretti

Landing 10 years after his first concept album, Wehbba’s drops his debut full-length on Drumcode, featuring collaborations with David Caretta, Thomas Gandey and Brazilian vocalist L-cio.

Following a series of globally adored EPs and inclusions within the imprint’s esteemed A-Sides compilation series, the chart-dominating São Paulo native now reflects upon his life as ‘the artist’, offering an immersive montage of stories that echo a tenacious dedication to his craft. Enlisting the talents of multi-instrumentalist Thomas Gandey, Electroclash pioneer David Carretta and fellow Brazilian L-cio, with his unparalleled flute mastery, Wehbba’s synergetic cuts span the breadth of electronic music’s sonic landscape, as he challenges the notion of genres with seasoned voices.

Birthed from the purest inspiration, the album’s 13 cuts represent a myriad of musical references close to Wehbba’s heart, running parallel with the organic sensibilities of his field recordings. An ode to eternal growth, the LP highlights a cycle of perception and projection, as Wehbba studies the morphing of genres through his own musical filter. Discussing the upcoming album, Wehbba commented:

"The musical references on these works trace back to the 90s, when I started listening to electronic music and had no judgement of what was cool - when I was totally free. So they represent, without any filter, what touched me, ranging from braindance to goa trance, from ambient to hard house, and from drum n’ bass through every single mutation of techno and house music."

As a key ambassador for Brazil’s dance music community on a global scale, Wehbba’s long-standing career has seen him affiliate with many of the industry greats on both remix and collaborative projects; testament to his flourishing reputation. Following on from the geometric-led titles of his first two albums, Straight Lines and Sharp Corners alludes to the difficult decisions and blunt shifts he has faced in his career, and their capacity to shape his identity over time. Studying the great Antoni Gaudi, Wehbba’s third LP title takes reference from his perceptive quote: "There are no straight lines or sharp corners in nature, therefore buildings must have no straight lines or sharp corners. Anything created by human beings is already in the great book of nature."

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