Ted Amber’s ‘Erutrun’ then completes the package, employing a loopy aesthetic as resonant swells, ethereal, billowing pads and swinging drums carry the groove throughout.

B2. Ted Amber - Erutrun

Warming up the terrace at Greenwood Hotel from 4-6pm.
Expect groovy basslines and dreamy synths

Lachie Simpson @ S*A*S*H by Day 26/03/23

"Hey Kids" is a minimal house track pulsating with hypnotic percussion and captivating bassline. Its intricate rhythms draw listeners into a mesmerizing groove, while the deep bass adds mystery and allure. Cool, echoing vocals weave through the mix, enhancing the track's hypnotic atmosphere.

Artist: https://soundcloud.com/broascka
Support: https://broascka.bandcamp.com/album/lectures

Lectures EP

Premiere: Broascka - Hey Kids

[BP097] 100Hz - Seeker (Stab9 Remix)

[DAM31] Sharing the final Slow Life from the Schrill release. Another precious gem in our label collection.

Mastering by @kashatskikhstudio
Design & Illustration by Kirill Kashatskikh

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Schrill - Slow Life (Origianl Mix)

Inspired by the mystique of mirrors, every track within the EP offers a unique glimpse into the multifaceted world of techno, showcasing PiNG UK's mastery in seamlessly blending hypnotic beats with subtle nuances. From the entrancing cadence of "Miroir" to the ethereal reverberations of "Strange Memories", each track evokes a sense of fluidity and introspection.

Adding an extra layer of allure to the EP is a captivating remix by the esteemed Romanian DJ and producer, Gammon. Renowned for his innovative approach to electronic music, Gammon infuses his distinctive style into PiNG UK's compositions, delivering a fresh interpretation that propels the EP to new sonic charts.

PiNG (UK) - Miroir [ROMEP025] (snippet)

We are back with the 60 episode of our podcast series delivered by " iuli " from Romania.

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Tanapa Podcast 060 With Iuli

A-Bril - Busy frequency

K'iin Háabil

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Deniece Williams’s soul-stirring single ‘Free’ first flew onto the scene in 1976, from her debut album This Is Niecy. Co-written by Williams alongside Hank Redd, Nathan Watts, and Susaye Greene, and crafted under the masterful musical direction of Maurice White and Charles Stepney, the track marked her breakthrough as a solo artist. It soared to No. 2 on the US R&B (Hot Soul) chart and cracked the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 25, but it was across the pond in the UK where it truly reigned – holding the No. 1 spot on the Singles Chart for two weeks in May 1977.

Blending intimate, whispery vocals with lush, soulful instrumentation, ‘Free’ became an enduring emblem of heartfelt expression in the late-’70s soul scene. My take — made for the funky floor. To ease out your shapes. Practised and new — go get ‘em...