Out 04/08/23 on Deep in your soul Records.
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Out 04/08/23 on Deep in your soul Records.
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KONFLUENCE - KARUSHA (Original Mix)

EMPORE reveals their strongest VA release until this day and thereby implements the new “ECHO"-Series. 

“ECHO I” contains music of new as well as familiar faces of the Empore Music artist family. While featuring tracks by mainstays such as Avidus, Presia, Paul Schmidpeter or Valiete, this release also provides music from artists that will be releasing stuff on the imprint in the near future.

ECHO I

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Sanio & Zarth - Anthem

Buy / Stream: true-romance-records.lnk.to/Somebody

Across a highly consistent catalogue, Tensnake has used True Romance as a means to join the dots between the warmest shades of Disco, House and Indie. All releases carry a cosy exuberance which nestles them in amicable dance floor spaces and the next addition from Urmet K reflects this canon perfectly.

Based in London - Urmet K has grown on its fertile soil through releases on Bar25 and Yulunga Music; releases that have expressed a flair for effective arrangements, organic sampling and clean, punchy mixdowns. His 'Somebody' single lays out these foundations across a swooning groove which is adorned by Starving Yet Full's vocal accompaniment.

Welling piano chords are gently pocketed between well rounded percussion and a thick, churning bass line. The track opens out and allows the mellifluous vocal line to grab focus before it snaps back in and concludes with a vibrant but heady groove.

Somebody feat. Starving Yet Full

Urmet K - Somebody Feat. Starving Yet Full (Extended Mix)

Accent joins the label with the ‘Intimate Forms’ EP, with REj on remix duties.
Not much to tell about the mysterious Accent other than their inspirations come from the fiery cauldron of Tel Aviv’s underground dance scene. With tracks signed to a number of labels, they are gaining fans with each release.
Opening the EP with ‘Intimate Forms’ solid drums and sonics welcome you to Accent’s world. Firmly aimed at the hips, their mature prog vibes feel familiar and refreshingly original. Next up, ‘Hope’ takes us in a totally different direction. Beginning with a breakbeat and icy pads, the rubbery bass notes counterpoint perfectly. Reminiscent of some early BT productions, the soundscape created tells its tale with emotional depth.

On remix duties, Gibraltar-based REj works his magic reimagining ‘Hope’ as a mid set progressive groover. Wonky FX and a powerful low end get things gong before the icy pads and an earworm melody do so serious damage. Finally, ‘Other Spaces’ rounds out the EP with some stompy drumwork for an epic acid-drenched finalé.

Early support from Arude, Alex Neri, Francesco Chiocci, Dodi Palese, Just Her, Kimman, Adriatique, Baime, animal picnic, &lez, and Elif

Intimate Forms

Accent - Hope (REj Remix) - Learning To Love

ADE Sampler 2023

Obeah (Original Mix)

TAU proudly welcomes Sam Shure to our planet of musical wonder and discovery. The Berliner has been making waves since 2016, carrying on his family lineage by taking up music (his father is a renowned Egyptian jazz musician). Over the past seven years, Sam’s upwards trajectory has been buoyed by his natural talent and ability to weave organic sounds from a variety of sources into his productions. As a DJ and a producer, he embodies a worldly approach, utilizing a myriad of sounds from around the globe to bring a distinctly human element to his compositions. The Deviated EP is Sam’s introduction to the TAU fraternity and it’s a stunning entrance from the Berliner…

The title track kicks off this four-tracker with a menacing, though pensive vibe. A combination of jaunty digital elements and a vicious riff gives the track balance. Before we know it, there’s a haunting, string-led breakdown, which gives us a little breather before we return to the ominous atmosphere.

‘Frontal’ is next, rolling out with a more pumping, tribal rhythm. Vocal clips and sounds are joined by the familiar funk of a ‘wah wah’ guitar,
creating an effortless groove. Sam’s technical ability and musicality really comes through with the short breakdown and gnarly second half, with a superb switch up.

After that it’s ‘Maybe’, which features more of Sam’s exemplary drum programming. A soulful female vocal pops in and out of the background to give us a serenade. As the track progresses, it becomes more energized, an urgent riff drops in, and the vocals gain more prominence. By the time we enter the second half, the vibes are high and there’s unbridled dancing…

Lastly, ‘See Yourself’ takes it back to those primal, tribal elements with the beats going to work from the very beginning. A dense low end rumbles away, and a vocal clip appears intermittently to add dynamism to this cut. In typical style for Sam, this one progresses in a mesmerizing manner. As he adds new layers of melody and harmony to the cut, the tension increases, and we’re locked into its groove.

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