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L'OEUVRE STORE PLAYLIST: EPISODE 13 - 08.01.20

L'OEUVRE STORE PLAYLIST: EPISODE 13 - 08.01.20

WD - 40

@twstwstwst
rmx by @tayhana
mix by @sietecatorce
cover by Stella Foster

twst - sad girls club but u gotta be cute (TAYHANA Remix)

Album: Soulstorm EP  <<< Endless journey through dimensions >>
Track: Soulstorm
Artist:  @silentphil
Artwork: @6utures

SOULSTORM

silént phil - SOULSTORM

Confusía remixed by my faves:

@yantanministry
@objectblue
@mobilegirl
@sissel
@sonjatofik

Artwork by Felix Ahlberg Eriksson
Mastered by Alexis Chan

Miasma (mobilegirl Remix)

ORGAN TAPES -- SIGNS [MTA PARK TRAFFIC JAM] 115

Night

YCO001

YCO Cru - Long Island

https://physicallysick3.bandcamp.com/album/physically-sick-3

Physically Sick 3

Ok yes… the world is sicker than ever, but that doesn't mean we get to stop. 
 
The past months have seen long overdue eruptions of sadness and rage directed at bloated, militarized, racist police forces and iniquitous government spending around the world. The puzzle pieces are assembling and fresh eyes are examining corrupt practices that Black & brown communities have criticized for decades. It is time to defund the police and invest in communities that have been systemically attacked. 
 
For the third volume of Physically Sick, we are focusing on local efforts and raising money for Equality For Flatbush, an organization that has been fighting racist police abuse and gentrification since 2013. Equality For Flatbush mobilizes direct aid when necessary, recently ensuring Brooklyn residents have groceries and supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Techno, house, and all the sounds at the root of electronic dance music, are born from Black communities. Dance music can only be sustained by an inclusive joy for the marginalized and the dispossessed. As we rally in support of Black lives, the struggles against police violence, and inequality, it is the responsibility of every person, from DJs to dancers, not to let things slide back to business as usual.

Physically Sick 3 is a fundraising compilation from Discwoman & Allergy Season curated by Frankie Decaiza Hutchinson, Umfang, and Physical Therapy. All proceeds from the compilation will go to Equality For Flatbush. Out Thursday July 3rd, 2020 and available exclusively through Bandcamp. Artwork by Jordan E. Moss. All tracks mastered by DJ SWISHA excluding tracks 4, 13, & 17.


1. Anz - Body + Mind
2. SHYBOI - Eat That
3. MoMA Ready - Portal Step
4. Dreamcrusher - Vitality
5. AceMo - I Feel Like Dying (Phenomenon Mix)
6. UMFANG - AngelBeat
7. CCL - Tachyon Frog
8. AYA - a fflash gun for ffiver
9. Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe - Gravitational Pull
10. Savile - You Will Be The Maker Of A Better World
11. Pent - intra7
12. KMRU - Oloolua
13. Low Jack - Skin Riddim
14. OSSX - DON’T CARE, DIDN’T ASK
15. KIMIKO - Early Reflections
16. Davis Galvin - Erlo
17. DJ Bone - E.T. Brother
18. Physical Therapy - Pig
19. Syanide - RASH
20. BEARCAT - SHRILL
21. Special Request - Wallabies
22. Venetta - Black Paradox
23. Olive T - What Comes After
24. DJ SWISHA - Stardawg
25. Korea Town Acid - Body Clock
26. Surgeon - A Prayer For Something Better
27. DJ Python - 7000

BEARCAT - SHRILL - PHYSICALLY SICK 3

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Putivuelta es un colectivo de Bogotá integral al under en el capital. Nuestra segunda compilación, la Fundación Internacional de Fiesterxs, es una espiral percusiva de mutaciones del club basadas en variantes locales del tribal house, conocida como Guaracha, Aleteo y Zapateo. La compilación es una exploración de las experimentaciones modernas en la música de club tribal emergente, con un lineup de artistxs internacionales representadxs por Colombia, México, Argentina, Uruguay,  los Países Bajos, el Reino Unido y los Estados Unidos. La compilación presenta tres Guaracherxs: Andre E. Hoyos (Medellín), Yeison Martin (Bogotá), Ed Reyes (Estado de México), además de productores de música de club latine basadxs ​​en Internet que han creado sus propias interpretaciones de Guaracha.

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Putivuelta is Bogotá based collective integral to the Colombian capitals underground. Our second compilation Fundación Internacional de Fiesteros is a percussion driven spiral of club mutations firmly rooted in local variants of tribal house known as Guaracha, Aleteo, and Zapateo. The compilation is an exploration of modern experimentations in emerging tribal club music, with a lineup of international artists represented by Colombia, Mexico, the Netherlands, the UK and the US.. The compilation features three Guaracheros - Andre E. Hoyos (Medellin), Yeison Martin (Bogotá), Ed Reyes (Estado de Mexico) in addition to internet based club music producers who have created their own interpretations of Guaracha.

Zutzut - Versus

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-djoser-kidulum

Capturing the essence of a bustling street market within the rigidity of a swinging abacus, @djoser 'Secret Greeting' magnifies percussive exploration from beginning to end in a release that delights in its many grooves.

Secret Greeting EP

Djoser - Kidulum [3024]

Arca - &&&&&
Format: LP (Special etched vinyl edition) / DL
Cat.No. PAN 100
Release Date: 18 September 2020
Purchase: pan.lnk.to/Arca
Fully remastered & first-time release of individual tracks

For anyone who can remember, Arca’s &&&&& was a moment. Its 25-minute stretch of coiling, contorted grime and glitch; dub and hip hop dropped with the buzz of an impending co-production credit on Kanye West’s Yeezus in 2013. It included cuts of sound and beats that were too weird for that pop project, while becoming a piece of experimental art that what would come to define what is by now broadly known as a ‘post-club’ sound. It’s music that is as visceral as it is experimental; made as much for the mind, as it is for the body.

Released with no warning seven years ago, &&&&& became a bridge between Alejandra Ghersi’s time partying and collaborating with her queer peers, while still living in New York to the next stage of her career releasing on Mute in London. She’d go from making beats for rapper Mykki Blanco and fashion label Hood By Air, posting lurching bass reworkings of pop hits on YouTube, and producing her first fluid mixtapes with DIS Magazine, to finishing off this seminal mixtape on the synths in Daniel Miller’s studio.

After dropping three impressive EPs the year before, &&&&& marked a transition. Continuations and extrapolations of material from Stretch 1 and Stretch 2 appeared in the mangled RnB sampling of “Century” and Arca’s signature vocal layering in the pitched flow of “Waste”. Along with the fluttering, muted heartbeat of “Obelisk”, and the lumbering piano chords of “Mother”, fourteen sonic sketches were elegantly woven together into a single, downloadable whole.

As Alejandra’s course turned toward moving to Europe from the United States, &&&&& became a remarkable challenge to the form of the mixtape, which was a relatively new trend taking hold of the online-oriented underground at the turn of the 2010s. But where many, if not most mixtapes where treated simply as a showcase of individual tracks presaging a more ‘official’ release to come, &&&&& was a complete piece in its own right. “I wanted to make something that was my best work,” Alejandra says about a record that has stood the test of time, “I listen to it very fondly today.”

Now, with the lifespan of the Arca project nearing a decade, Alejandra has entered a new era of ‘non-binary pop’ with her fourth album, KiCk i, out on XL Recordings. It’s more important than ever to look back while forging ahead, and &&&&&’s ground-breaking hybrid dance music is a good place to start:

“A sense of possibility, a sense of the unknown; punk attitude, respect for classical music and formality; cyberpunk, anime, sexual tension; trauma, innocence, fear of death; kink, lots of weed, and wanting to connect with people, but not on the terms of a status quo. That kind of sums up &&&&& for me.”

The release is mastered by Enyang Urbiks, with artwork by Jesse Kanda.

L'OEUVRE STORE PLAYLIST: EPISODE 13 - 08.01.20

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