Artist: S.A.M.
Title: Delaphine 007
Label: Delaphine
Cat No: DELAPHINE007
Format: 12” Vinyl Only, 180gr.

Tracklist: 
A. Out of Touch (12” Version)
B. Pour Aisha

12” Single from the forthcoming debut album of Scandinavian producer S.A.M. aka Samuel André Madsen on his own imprint Delaphine. Featuring two full sided tracks from the album.

The A-side ‘Out Of Touch’ appears here in a special 12” Version unique for the single - strongly reshaped and uplifting! B-side ‘Pour Aisha’ is a long fat emotive afterhour weapon!

S.A.M. - Delaphine 007 (DELAPHINE007)

Ricardo Villalobos vs Luciano Live @ Cocoon Closing Party, Amnesia, Ibiza - 29-09-2008

https://www.deejay.de/Dj6000_5999_Ep_OMEGA002_Vinyl__314081

DJ6000 - 5999 - OMEGA002

Bohemian Materialism EP is the first release of our freshly revamped Kommuna imprint. The A-side features a UK garage infused 2-stepper from the up and coming producer Crump, while label owner CMYK explores the more melodic side of the breakbeat sound. The collaboration between Kommuna’s co-founder Pekkuliar and Driahn produces the goods for the B-side with a ghetto/reggae take on the 2-step sound while the EP concludes nicely with a feel-good remix from Imprints mastermind Domenico Rosa.

Track by track, we are building a Kommuna of both well-established artists and unknown studio dwellers, who share our obsession for music discovery without following any particular genre limitations.

Pekkuliar & Driahn - Point In Time (Domenico Rosa Remix)

OLDiViBES (OLDI131) Elgo Blanco - Midi Day EP 12''

Gary Romalis returns on HOUSEWAX. This time he brought with him Frole Boss, Lello di Franco on board. Together they present us the "Pressure EP". Big piece of House Music - worth to check!

Artist: Gari Romalis & Lello Di Franco
Title: Pressure EP
Label: HOUSEWAX
Genre: House
Format. 12"
Cat: HOUSEWAXLTD019
Release date: 24.06.2019
Tracklisting:
A1. Gari Romalis & Lello Di Franco - Communication
A2. Gari Romalis & Lello Di Franco - Pressure
B1. Gari Romalis & Lello Di Franco - Contact
B2. Gari Romalis & Lello Di Franco - Yang

Worldwide exclusive distributed by www.dbh-music.cm

HOUSEWAXLTD019 - Gari Romalis & Lello Di Franco - Pressure EP

Beste Modus Podcast 53 - Ed Herbst

Music for Freaks celebrates its 20th anniversary with a third instalment in the label's 'Let's Do It Again' series. Hear the menacing minimal bass and warped vocal work on Ricardo Villalobos' discordant edit of 'He's Angry' now.

More info: https://djmag.com/music/premiere-freaks-angry-villalobos-techmix

Premiere: Freaks 'He's Angry (Villalobos Techmix)'

https://cocada.lnk.to/CM001

English

Cocada, a project which emerged as a diffuser of the musical talent present throughout Latin America, quickly spread its sounds to the four corners of the world, becoming a great initiative for electronic music. We couldn't be happier by this time, Cocada's first release as a record label is born with some respected artists and a beautiful story behind. 

The wonderful artwork was illustrated by the Brazilian artist Paula Dornelles, who dedicates herself to the production of experimental artworks, she was able to convey through all her creative potential the depth of the meaning present in the word "freedom", a small sample of Latin American talent also in the visual arts.

On the album, who begins the work is the Brazilian duo, Diogo Vaille and Marcelo Abreu aka Bruce Leroys, with "Liberdade" (Original Vocal Version), a rework of a classic MPB song. The artists managed to perfectly merge the melancholy voice present in the song with a deep and dense bass line, bringing all the emotion present in the lyrics, causing goosebumps.

However, the duo isn't alone in this release. None other than Ricardo Villalobos has also left his trademark with a great remix, featuring fuller grooves and inserting multiple textures for the track. Finally, Trepanado brought all his dance floor experience and rich musical baggage to print a delicious version, worthy of a good Cocada! It was the plurality that the debut release needed. Enjoy it without moderation!



Português

O Cocada, projeto que surgiu como um difusor do talento musical presente em toda a América Latina, rapidamente propagou suas sonoridades para os quatro cantos do mundo tornando-se uma iniciativa grandiosa para a música eletrônica. Não poderíamos estar mais felizes por este momento, o primeiro release do Cocada como gravadora ganhou a luz do dia com a participação de alguns artistas ilustres com uma linda história por trás.

A belíssima capa foi ilustrada pela brasileira Paula Dornelles, artista dedicada à produção de artes experimentais que conseguiu transmitir através de todo seu potencial criativo a profundidade do significado presente na palavra liberdade, uma pequena amostra do talento latino-americano também nas artes visuais. 

No disco, quem abre os trabalhos é o duo brasileiro Diogo Vaille e Marcelo Abreu aka Bruce Leroys com “Liberdade” (Original Vocal Version), uma releitura de um clássico da música popular brasileira. Os artistas conseguiram unir perfeitamente a voz melancólica presente na canção com uma linha de baixo densa e profunda, evocando toda a emoção presente na letra que chegam a causar arrepios.

Mas a dupla não está sozinha neste release. Ninguém menos que Ricardo Villalobos também deixou sua marca registrada com um ótimo remix, apresentando grooves mais cheios e inserindo múltiplas texturas para a faixa. Por fim, Trepanado trouxe toda sua experiência de pista e rica bagagem musical para imprimir uma versão deliciosa de saborear, digna de uma boa cocada! Era a pluralidade que o release de estreia precisava. Aprecie sem moderação.

Bruce Leroys - Liberdade (Ricardo Villalobos Nao Ficar Com Deus Remix) (Snippet)

We are happy to welcome Norbert Nagy aka Azteca aka LOy to the family. Amazing groovy EP already did some great action on Sunwaves this year! So its a must have in your record box! And for sure for the remix we invited our beloved Matpri.

@azteca
@prosaic_music

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Azteca - Figures (Matpri Remix) [HSBRG047]

It’s a big one for Bass Culture this year as the label celebrates its 10th anniversary. Over the last decade D’Julz has established his label as one of the most respected underground house and techno platforms around. A go-to label for connoisseurs and a home for some of the scene’s most renowned artists Bass Culture has never wavered from its high standards. To celebrate the 10th anniversary D’Julz has curated a three-part compilation, gathering fresh cuts from core members of the Bass Culture family for the special edition series.

D'Julz-Synchronicity (BCR062-B2) v3

Beste Modus Podcast 004 - Ed Herbst

Space Versions 1

Arktapes - Space Versions 1 (Preview)

02/04/2012

Sonja, how are you keeping – please tell us about the mix..

How am i keeping? as usual, slowly ;) I’m going on in my own flow, where my interest leads me. I’ve been working the last 5 months on a soundtrack for the Swiss tv’s new branding. that was a new experience, quite challenging I must say. Now it’s over and I can focus on electronic music again. A couple of remixes are in the oven, amongst them one for Adil Hiani, a great Marrocain artist from Cosmo Records and I do my little techno travels, as I say, as usual.

This mix is a very long tale, but I doubt anyone has the interest in reading about it! To make a long story short, when Daniel asked me to provide him with a mix for the 11th Lomidhigh Mixtape, I was very pleased and remembered our few encounters, like at Culture-Box in Copenhagen, where it sounds raw. I don’t do many podcast, the few I did were always going everywhere, from quiet sounds to jumping tunes so this time I decided to make a complete club mix, from beginning to end. raw and straight! For sure it’s not one to be listen to in the bedroom on Sundays ;)

Where was the mix recorded? How was the atmosphere?

It was recorded live in one shot at the Milk Klub – r.i.p – in Geneva at the end of February, on a sunny Friday morning, when the club was actually closed. I’ve spent many nights in there, although the club only existed for less than a year, felt really happy to do it there at this time.

What got you into dj’ing?

I think as every DJ, I was first a clubber, or maybe better said a raver. As your musical taste refines, you slowly feel the need to feed yourself with that particular sound you might not find at every party, so I started to buy records, and equipment. At this time, Geneva had a great underground scene, and it was not difficult to ocupy free spaces to throw parties. basements, warehouses, openair gravel pits.. I was 17. At the end it’s like a teenage hobby that lasts forever. or do we call it passion?

How is the techno/house scene in Geneve ? Daria told me that you used to play together at Weetamix with Luciano and herself… Was that when you started as a dj?

No, actually that was already like a good 5 years later. Weetamix is the only good and real club we’ve ever had here. As I said before we had a fantastic alternative scene in Geneva, but that was a long time ago. When I started to play regularly at Weetamix, that other underground scene was seeing it’s places disappearing one after the other, to a nearly total vanishing point today. The potential has always been there, and it’s still the case today, but our politicians have decided differently. They prefer a clean international image to a vibrant and creative alternative society.

What was your childhood dream to do as a grown up?

oh, I had many, but it always had to do with gathering people together in order to share something in common.

You’ve been playing a lot of different places around the world, which city do you enjoy the most?

Every city has it’s ups and downs, and what I like the most is despite the small size of our electronic community, you will find the same dance moves, groove knowledges and smile over the faces in every one of them.

What is your favourite club?

always this question ;) I don’t really have a favourite place to play in particularity, I already have many in mind while writting these words! so, ok, to name just a few, past, present and future: Club der Visionaere in Berlin, for that so special freedom feeling you don’t get anywhere else – Kruthuset in Stockholm, for the ever changing creative structure – Arma 17 in Moscow, for the massive, yet sensual effect – Weetamix in Geneva, for all the memories..

..and for you, what makes a club a good club?

well, a balanced mixture of everything, good audience, good promoters, good artists, good soundsystem, good lightening.. and that little plus you can’t really name, that makes it rumble just dirty enough to get yourself loose.

and then please come up with your top 5 picks.. (can be anything you choose)

ok, so let’s do a top 5 bedroom afterhour classics!

He said (Graham Lewis) – Pump
Ketty Lester – Love letters
Maurice Ravel – Ondine (Gaspard de la nuit)
Miles Davis – L’ascenceur pour l’échafaud (Soudtrack of the movie by Louis Malle)
Chris Isaak – Wicked games

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