All That Brakes  - part 2

Lemon Jelly is my band with Fred Deakin. This is from our Mercury Prize and Brit Award losing album, Lost Horizons.

A celebration of the golden age of travel with the great Sir John Standing.  Long may you ramble, sir.

Lost Horizons

Lemon Jelly - Ramblin' Man

DJ-KiCKS The Exclusives

It Takes A Thief (mixed)

Let's Get Free

Hip-Hop

07 - Doctor Who

03 - Times Fly [Fast]

'64-'95

'76 aka The Slow Train

Taken from the new Kasper Bjørke single "Cloud 9". http://hfn.lnk.to/Cloud9
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Despite having deep roots within the club scene as a acclaimed producer, remixer and busy DJ, Kasper Bjørke has in the past years been focusing his own album productions on song oriented compositions, suitable for home listening rather than the dancefloor. The DJs and ravers have been kept busy with remixes of his original versions - but for this new release, Kasper turns his own full attention to the business of making people move.

‘Fountain of Youth’ is a mini-LP drawing on Kaspers 15 years immersed in club culture and inspired by some of the genres he plays in his own DJ sets around the world; house, classic electro, post disco and techno. It’s exceptionally executed, a masterclass in exquisite sound and production - and a innate knowledge of dancefloor dynamics. 

‘Zenith (feat. Null & Void)’ with its distinct, distorted and glitchy modular synth anthem, is a perfect afterburner for the later hours or in that 2 am party transition phase...

Zenith (feat. Null & Void)

Kasper Bjørke - Zenith (feat. Null & Void)

Let Us Play

More Beats & Pieces (Daddy Rips It Up Mix)

Very Mercenary

Who's The Realest?

Lifted from the new album 'Monsters Exist', out Sept 14
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Tiny Foldable Cities

In Gumbo

Liquid Propagnosia

Fragments / Ascension

Fragments

Ninja Cuts - Funkjazztical Tricknology

Dark Lady

Push Communications turn their focus back to the fresh sounds of new disco for this extensive and inspiring compilation. Following on from volume one in 2011, this release catches up with recent major players and true dance floor destroyers, treating us to exceptional cuts from some of the leading lights of the scene.
As with Push’s hugely popular My Tech House and My Deep House series, this focus on new disco pulls together a wide-ranging selection of sounds under the same flag. Classic 70’s and 80’s disco elements are fused with cutting edge production techniques, tweaked and primed for contemporary ears, and incorporating the deeper end of the house spectrum.
Tracks by Soul Clap, New York disco dons Still Going, Erdbeerschnitzel, Iron Curtis and Kasper Bjørke all feature heavily, along side underground smashes like Jamie Anderson & Owain K, Tiger Fingers and Rocco Raimundo. What’s more, be sure to check out ‚Seaside‘, a track exclusive to this release by Hamburg’s hotly tipped Cassara.

Kasper Bjørke: Deep Is The Breath (with Jacob Bellens & Emma Acs) (Permanent Vacation Breathless Mix)

'76 aka The Slow Train

Lemon Jelly

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