Love this track, when she starts singing it just goes to another level

Rubber Room - Cockroach

The long anticipated follow up to Magik Cyrkles and Magik Sunrise comes Part One of Magik Sunset. 

With more than a year spent tracking down the artists and licensing the music both parts of Magik Sunset will be a fitting end to the Magik series that has seen Psychemagik unearth some incredible music.

Sunset picks up where Sunrise left off with another fine selection of tracks mainly released in extremely small numbers, sometimes only on private presses and only reaching specific parts of America and Europe. 

Should you be able to find the originals they would cost you thousands.

Both parts will be released on gatefold double LP's and Double CD + Digital.

Part One Tracklist:

Bobby Brown – My Hawaiian Home
Kathy Stack – Summer Wind
Mother Funk – Sunshine
Jack Adkins – American Sunset
Greg Sonnleitner – Misunderstood
Nathan Perkins Band – Soul Keepers
Crossection – Over Again
Majik – Take Me There (Psychemagik Edit)
Al-Dos Band – Doing Our Thing With Pride
Jake Hottell – Horizon 
The Electric Connection – Groovy
Gene Lawrence - After Sunrise
P'cock – Telephone Song
Terry Brooks & Strange – High Flyer


Leng Shop

Psychemagik present Magik Sunset Part One - Mini Mix

"Ei av dei største gledene ved sjøbad er at vatn lettar den kvardagslege byrden av tyngdekrafta"




Illustration by Otio Yüng

Olefonken - Quaaludes

Kuniyuki Takahashi-Touch (A Mountain Of One Peyote Remix)

JRBB:  Moebius Strip EP
(Additional beat production by COEO. Remix by Brandt Brauer Frick)
Label: Kryptox 

"...surprising, individualistic, cutting-edge and irrepressibly fun" (The New York Music Daily)

JRBB is a German 15 person big band that combines Jazz with Electronica. Additional beat production by COEO (Toy Tonics). On this EP is a rework from JRBB friends BRANDT BRAUER FRICK included. 
This EP is the first release on KRYPTOX: a new Berlin based label for Neo-Krautrock/JazzElectronica/Experimental music.

The new label is made by Mathias "Munk" Modica. The producer behind indiedance labels Gomma and Toy Tonics. (Modica produced records with people like James Murphy, WhoMadeWho, Peaches, Daniel Avery, The Rammellzee a.o.)
With the new label he goes a step further. Searching for new artists who experiment on a high musical level and go beyond boundaries. Far away form the traditional dance universe. 

The first release on Kryptox comes from JRBB. A 15 piece Jazz group that has a very own, new way to combine Jazz with electronic elements. A New York newspaper called it ODM: Organic Dance Music. A term that fits well.
Even if it's hard to pin down JRBB's music - as it is so unique. There is no other band like this. But there is growing new scene of musicians that combine Jazz with electronic styles: Artists like The comet is coming, Kemasi Washington, Moses Boyd, Yussef Kamaal, ...

All of the JRBB's members are in their end 20ies and studied Jazz at international high profile jazz universities. Leonhard Kuhn is the composer and arranger of most of JRBBs music and trombonist Roman Sladek is the band leader and producer. 
The four compositions on Moebius Strip are all based on a straight 4/4 beat pattern (that has been sound designed by Munich's upcoming house producers COEO). Over that rhythmic base JRBB expand their ostinato-horn/bass patterns that often start with simple one tone unisono lines, but slowly grow into huge, emotive, complex structured arrangements. Imitating the structures of dance tracks with breakdowns and DJ tool dynamics, but going much further. In JRBB's compositions you can hear influences from certain late 1960 Hardbob music, as well as 1970ies Jazzfunk and Modern Jazz and certain artists that came out of New York's Knitting Factory scene from the 1990ies.

In Germany there is already a buzz for JRBB's energetic live shows. Last year they played more then 90 shows. Creating huge euphoria wherever they come on stage. The buzz reached the artistic directors of Lincoln Center in New York: the holy place of Jazz in the USA. The director Meera Dugal invited JRBB. And so in August 2016 the band played there and was euphorically received by press and audience.

Lincoln Center impresario Meera Dugal talked to The New York Music Daily about the band: 
„Who here has heard German techno big band jazz before? This was a first for me! And I have to say: This large scale German ensemble is surprising, considering how individualistic, cutting-edge and irrepressibly fun they are – their instrumentation follows the standard big band jazz model. Stylistically, they're all over the map. This seventeen-piece outfit validated their reputation as one of the world's most distinctive and adrenalizing dance outfits.“

JRBB - Trust In Me

@duererstuben - Gary Koon
Taken from Feines Tier Zoo Vol.1
Buy ►fanlink.to/ft009_zoo
Cologne’s Feines Tier is delivering the first label compilation, Including 23 exclusive tracks by a lot of friends and recent guests of their well known party series. 
Spreading vibes from slow chuggers and hip-shaking house to uncompromising techno - this is versatile electronic music for making the occasional narcotized convolutions of your brain feel much better.

The double CD contains not only twenty three exclusive tracks, but a sweet 28 page booklet. On the double vinyl edition you’ll find four slower tunes on the first disc, and four tunes to make the crowd go wild on the second one. Silk printed and numbered vinyl covers.

Cover art by Zoologne

Tracklist:

1. The Cheapers - 555
2. Carrot Green - Segura
3. Harro Triptrap - Any System
4. Spaniol & Pigmalião - Sumatra, Java & Borneo
5. Arutani - Meridiano
6. Patrick Alavi - Sunphones
7. Fred Berthet - Other Axe
8. Luca Musto - How Did The Moon Get Out There
9. Genii - Confetteria
10. Metaboman - Michas Dream
11. Dürerstuben - Gary Koon
12. Oliver Klostermann - Zenyata
13. Johannes Klingebiel - Narcotized Gurgle
14. Patlac - In Between
15. Madmotormiquel & Christopher Schwarzwalder - Paracas
16. Niels Freidel - Just You
17. Douglas Greed - Acid
18. David Hasert - Drive
19. Schlepp Geist - Fragile
20. Bostro Pesopeo - Demask
21. Max Mohr - Amazing
22. Franca - Felis Silvestris Catus
23. Detmolt - Libertinus

Vinyl: 23.02.2018
Digital: 09.03.2018
Label: Feines Tier

Zoo Vol.1

Gary Koon

Dürerstuben - Gary Koon (Feines Tier Zoo Vol.1)

* Read more :  https://boltingbits.com/ichisan-modri-tunel-rhodes-version/ 
* Watch on Youtube : https://youtu.be/T4pgk83HWTY
* Pre-order : http://bit.ly/2oyRxag

Bordello A Parigi is an Amsterdam-based record label, online shop, distributor and as of about a year ago, a physical store as well, all founded by one man, Otto Kraanen. Although only opening up the shop last March, Bordello A Parigi has been well apparent on the scene since launching back in 2011. Focusing mainly on italo, wave, disco and related genres, the Dutch imprint has managed to carve itself a reputation as one of the premiere purveyors of the aforementioned styles.

In early 2017, Slovenian photographer turned producer Igor Skafar AKA Ichisan released his debut album “Aperitiv” via Bordello a Parigi. The 11 track LP was, as always, in line with the label’s vision, fusing analog elements into italo, cosmic, wave, disco and acid-inspired jams. Now, a little over a year after the LP’s release, Ichisan is back with four selected reworks from the album. Shedding a lot of the machine-fuelled sounds, he opts for a more organic, instrumental approach with natural drums, guitars, bass, piano and more filling in for the roles previously taken by synthesizers and drum machines. Despite losing a lot of the original instrumentation he manages to keep the feel of the originals intact while focusing on specific instruments for each rework – the harpsichord, rhodes piano, trumpet and piano.

Ichisan serves up a delectable four course offering on his "Aperitiv Selected Reworks" EP and it all starts with the appetizer and A1, Hotel Jama (Harpsichord Version). Taking a more uplifting approach than its album counterpart, soaring arpeggios and jolly harpsichord keys make this a delectable first taste. Diving into the first part of the main course and our premiere for today, the A2, Modri Tunel (Rhodes Version) has an almost blues-y feel to it with twangy guitars and of course the slightly moodier rhodes keys adding a soulful touch. The Todd Terje-esque bassline of the original is replaced with a funky bass guitar on the B1, Kozmetika (Trumpet Version), while the horns take centre stage and add even more flavour to this already decadent meal. Terminal E (Piano Version) is the last track and digestif of this particular EP with the piano melodies here serving as the final sip after a particularly wholesome meal. More than just an Aperitiv, these reworks need to be consumed as a full spread.

Out early April, you can pre-order your copy directly from link below.

PREMIERE : Ichisan - Modri Tunel (Rhodes Version)

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Vainica Doble - Eso no lo manda nadie (John Talabot's Superedit)

Juantrip' is the alias for the french producer/musician Basil Compain who has been making music since the early 90's.
"Balmy Under the Stormy", issued under the F Communications label, was an excellent debut album with great, amazing tracks such as "Downward Rush of the Streams", "Electronic", "Fly to the Moon" and, of course, the single "Shadows", an obvious parody to the iconic guitar rock band of the same name.
Hope you like it!

JuanTrip "Shadows"

Quixote   Before I started to dance Prins Thomas Diskomix

Samples: Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (acapella)
Played the Bass and Chords by myself.
Unmastered.


special thanks to my little Babymau-z-z-z!

JRBB - Trust In Me

Kryptox

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