Breakaway

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The Final Stretch

Got a track out on @fabiomonesi s @wilson-records

TR-808 + JUNO 106 + SH 101 kinda JAM!

check the clips of the full ep here : https://soundcloud.com/wilson-records/wls24-various-artists-underground-warriors-ep-vol4

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Fede Lng - TV Eye

For his sophomore album, Sable Blanc delivers an unexpected ambient album, showcasing an introspective collection of textured and warm sounds.

Made of evolving meditative loops that build up to deep and contemplative tones,  ‘Patience’ is all about homemade recordings and cherishing loved ones.

From his father and friend playing the guitar, field recordings of swallows from his parents’ garden, to round and thick arpeggiated synth lines : every bit you can delicately hear in ‘Patience’ was precisely crafted to feel genuine and authentic.

Keen to preserve his positive and homely sound signature, Sable Blanc humbly extends his music talents to new horizons, shifting to a more hands-on and organic creative process.

Sable Blanc purposely exhibits his love for music exploration and eagerness to push his own artistic boundaries : known for his jazzy house skills, he now stands for genre-crossovers and sunny music : from ambient drone sounds to electronica, while keeping soul and deep house music as his roots. »

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Credits :

All tracks produced, arranged and mixed by Sable Blanc
Guitar on Early Swell, Lines & Curves, Aparté, Be Good, Instant Nostalgia and Family played by Adrien Philibert
Guitar on Legacy played by Sable Blanc’s dad
Kalimba on Mental Naps played by Adrien Philibert

Patience - A Series Of Meditative Loops

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Sable Blanc - Annexe

Following releases with YAM, Tiff’s Joints, Dr Banana and Touching Bass, artist Romaal Kultan (Ollie Malin) now inaugurates his own record label, Personal Discs.

No Time Like The Future showcases Romaal Kultan’s finest productions, charting a distinct personal trajectory between hiphop, house and broken beat. Opener One Moment Please is a sassy boom bap affair, with an unexpected nod towards jungle. Music Room, made in collaboration with producer Cypriano, is a patient, moody chugger — a tapestry of piano, organic percussion and crackly vinyl samples laced with acid.

On the B-side, Personal Effects delivers a unique, hypnotic broken beat groove, where swelling synths and a twinkling Rhodes meditate together in careful arrangement. Finally, the intimate title track No Time Like the Future stomps off into the sunrise, carried along by a rolling, yearning dreaminess.

Each one of these tracks represents a special, all-too-rare moment of ecstasy in the studio. I hope that this feeling lives on in the music.

So far the record has received support from Alexander Nut, Mr Scruff, Lefto, Kai Alcé, Bradley Zero, Mary Anne Hobbes, K15, Dr Banana, Alex Attias, EVM128, Zakia, Shy One, Tereza, Alia, Earl Jeffers, Footshooter, K-Lone, Poison Zcora, Dean Chew, Marcia Carr, Leanne Wright, Dead Man’s Chest and more.

https://romaalkultan.bandcamp.com/album/no-time-like-the-future
https://soundcloud.com/romaalkultan

PREMIERE: Romaal Kultan - No Time Like The Future

Edition of 300 orange vinyl:
https://shallnotfade.co.uk/album/minobu-ep

With his second contribution to the Lost Palms catalogue, Swansea-based producer Tom Vernon takes us by the hand and leads us with him on a contemplative journey through Japan’s rural landscapes and their urban surroundings. 
 
Following the success of his debut EP released on Shall Not Fade’s sub-label Lost Palms, Tom Vernon returns with a blissed-out 5-tracker. Taking its name from the ancient temple district at the foot of the Japanese mountain, Minobu EP sees the emerging producer fuse field recordings with the stylistic tropes of house and broken beat, creating intricately woven tapestries imbued with memory and place. 
 
The wistfully amorphous opening track ‘Onjuku’ captures the stasis of a declining-population seaside town, taking its cue from the futile whine of the tsunami warning system that echoes daily through its empty streets. On ‘Minobu In The Train’, the EP discovers its pulse, translated into the shuffle of maracas, reverberating cymbals and a hypnotic piano melody that New Zealand brothers Chaos in the CBD would be proud of. With instrumental-sounding percussion, a modest, throbbing bassline and the ambient backdrop of Tokyo station, ‘Unexpected departure’ takes jazz-infused broken beat as its reference point, and sees the EP at its most transportive. Bringing things to a close are the complex drum workouts and acid-tinged melody of ‘Route E52’ and the more upbeat deep house track ‘Could This Be’ with low pass filtered funk-infused melody that oozes sex appeal. 

Minobu EP drops 22nd April via Shall Not Fade.

Onjuku

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PALMS049 // Tom Vernon - Minobu EP

https://laurenceguy.bandcamp.com/track/what-exactly-are-you-asking-me

It's a pleasure to provide something to support this wonderful initiative, we all need to be doing what we can to support the fight against climate change and Earth Percent has made it easier than ever in out industry x

Laurence Guy - What Exactly Are You Asking Me? // EarthPercent

A. Nico Lahs - Late Night (Original Mix)

Monte Verde

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УСЕ ОСЬYO - 1654

From the EP 'LOVE (Or I Head You Like Heartbreak)'

artiste : @dj-prequel
label : @bradleyzero

Premiere : Prequel - And That The Story Of Their Love [Rhythm Section]

📧: business@cosmoflux.net

I Create Music For Everything In The Universe.....

EEM Ethereal Electronic Music

Don't Confine Me To One Genre

https://bio.site/kareemali

The Final Stretch

Kareem Ali (كريم علي)