Internasjonal launches its digital only offshoot with a
giant splash and a bunch of new names and faces.

To quote Arthur Russell: "You can't bring your drums to space".
We're pretty sure you can't bring your vinyl either...

Int HQ November 2021

PREMIERE : Divagar - The Love That You Promised Me

Catch Everything count avec Miimo every 3rd Saturday of the month, from 8pm to 10pm [CET] on rinse.fr

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EVERYTHING COUNTS : Miimo invite Tjade & Neskeh - 29 Janvier 2022

@herzel - Bitter Tears
Label -@funnuvojererecords

Release Date - 04/02/2022

♫ Info + Buy ♫ :https://www.sinchi-collective.com/herzelbittertearsfunnuvojererecords/


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Herzel - Bitter Tears

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PREMIERE - Herzel - Bitter Tears (Funnuvojere Records)

On the surface, Alex Blex has a tidy life. He gets up smiling, wears shirts, eats eggs mayonnaise in the canteen, and works in a gray office with a green plant. His hyper-normal daily life is made up of spreadsheets of figures and slides full of diagrams. Nobody knows, 
however, that he wears an undershirt under his shirt, and that he travels the strangest corners of the Internet.
And his music looks like him, of course. At first glance, everything is normal, stable rhythms and honest chords. And then suddenly, without realizing it, we entered his world, where New Beat rubs shoulders with Pink Floyd, and disco from the fiery Carrère Musique label. The groups Red Axes, Django Django, Nu Guinea, or the label Border Community also occupy a place of choice in this discreet little world.
Alex Blex met Yuksek nearly 20 years ago, in Reims, after writing him a private message on Myspace, you have to know how to take the time… He also raged in other secret and perishable but no less formative formations ;
"Nice move, Peter!" is his first solo release.
Instagram : alexblex_alexblex
PARTY FINE is a label created in 2013 by french producer Yuksek which touches on everything around dance music, or rather "more or less disco" as the label's latest opus proclaimed, and which was the occasional residence many artists such as Dimitri From Paris, 
Dombrance, Weekend Affair, Jean Tonique, Getaroom, Polocorp and others, gathered around maxis, EP's, and 6 original compilations to date.

PREMIERE : Alex Blex - Nice Move Peter

Estelle Zamme - Salut Zamme ! , Pt. 1
PRE-ORDER: https://estellezamme.com/shop/salut-zamme-12-vinyl-2xlp/
https://soundcloud.com/estellezamme

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PREMIERE : Estelle Zamme - Trancey Joe

Longhair - Planets & Orbits

https://soundcloud.com/roystonsummers
🛒 https://roystonsummers.bandcamp.com/album/endless-forever-dreaming
🔊 https://youtu.be/hPdhGnJcjDg

Royston Summers kicks off 2022 with his new two-tracker ‘Endless / Forever Dreaming’ this March.

After successfully launching the Royston Summers project with a run of singles in 2021 which steadily gained recognition from a widespread variety of DJ’s and tastemaker platforms in the world of contemporary Nu-Disco, the UK artist continues to develop his catalogue with some fresh, dance floor focused material here.

‘Endless’ leads the release and lays down an amalgamation of intertwining, modulating arpeggio lines atop crunchy drums, hazy lead synths lines and squelchy acid-tinged licks.

‘Forever Dreaming’ then shifts focus over to dreamy, resonant pad lines, plucked synth tones and an eighties leaning bass hook alongside dynamically developing percussion.

Track List:

1. Endless
2. Forever Dreaming

PREMIERE: Royston Summers - Forever Dreaming

https://soundcloud.com/shinichi-omata
https://soundcloud.com/radio-choon
🛒 https://shinichiomata.bandcamp.com
🔊 https://youtu.be/fy1kV6kX1bk

A Japanese synth curio? A lost techno-pop classic? So might run the standard view of the electronic album 'Boku・Neko・Platanus', recorded in 1984 by Shinichi Omata. The facts point that way. The futuristic 'Platonische Liebe' and Omata’s technodelic take on the traditional Greek folk track 'Omorfoula' (here titled 'Egyptische Knabe') are timeless electro tracks with a radically simple pop concept and robotic flavour that closely echo Japan’s most recognisable exports from the era - sounds and styles which rose to international prominence immediately following the economic boom that was taking shape in contemporary Japanese culture.

But, focusing only on such fragments misses the greater charms of the album – an argument made more convincing by the inclusion in this expanded edition of an archive of unreleased material from the original recording period. The music spans an unusually broad and contrasting range of influences, exploring the possibilities of mood music, imaginary soundtracks and pop dissonance, while also borrowing widely from films and contemporary arts. How Omata transformed this vast range of influences into synth-pop is the real magic here.

The original cassette edition was released by the Tokyo-based Indian grocery store, Ganso Nakaya Mugendo, located in the Koenji district of the city. During the early 1980s, interest in experimental music began to grow among a small group of committed local music fans and musicians. Small independent shops started playing a pivotal role in this nascent scene. First, they imported many of the obscure rarities that were gradually being reissued or bootlegged in the West. Later, as some of the regular customers and employees formed their own groups, many shop owners started establishing their own labels. Even then, 'Boku・Neko・Platanus' was issued in extremely limited numbers – so much so that it’s incredible it ever came to light at all. The album is perhaps best understood as an outsider one-off, adrift from place, style, market and audience.

Omata was already garnering a reputation as a formidable musician before the days of 'Boku・Neko・Platanus'. An early follower of European classical, Latin and Western styles, he was an accomplished keyboardist and sitar player who formed close relationships with artists and musicians in the burgeoning Tokyo avant-garde scene of the early 1980s. He was fascinated by electronic music and used an array of synthesizers and rhythm machines early on in his career. He closely analysed the way rhythms emerged in a transitional period of music – such as the shift from four-beat to eight-beat used in much popular music of the 1960s – and that feeling of ambivalence and lag in both time and space is a recurring motif in his music. He uses these rhythmic techniques to magically fuse music from different backgrounds.

In Japan, Omata is largely known only to electronic music enthusiasts and connoisseurs as a member of the cult synth-pop outfit DEA, whose 'Metaphysical Pop' was released in 1985 on LLE, a sub-label of Marquee Moon Records, itself an offshoot of the notable experimental music magazine of the same name. Yet he is the mastermind behind a daring techno-pop sound that has remained almost entirely hidden for nearly 40 years.

PREMIERE: Shinichi Omata - Munich [chOOn!!]

After the launch of the original Azole's "Mr. Sutherland EP" in February, WWW is back with the much-anticipated remix pack.
Retaining the label's staple remixers Romain Fx and Black Feeling, WWW is introducing 2 well-seasoned producers to the roster.
Both Endrik Schroeder and Ivan Fabra are not new names in the game and both have a string of very well-received releases under the belt of proper labels. 

Both Endrik and Ivan are delivering their own signature sound and we're sure that their skillful work on the original tracks will transport you to outer space.

PREMIERE : Azole - Tensioner (Ivan Fabra 'Cosmic Acid' Remix)

For those not familiar with the history of dinosaurs, the giant reptiles were crazy for Balearic grooves. Those who managed to flee to outer space before the fateful mass extinction event claim that the big comet hit in the middle of a massive Jurassic luau. At that time, Ibiza-based duo Residentes Balearicos didn’t exist, but their music would certainly conquer the hearts and minds of the clade Dinosauria.

Their forthcoming “Mediterraneo” EP, soon available on the Spanish label Balearic Ensemble in digital and vinyl formats, is a “treasury of wonderful, eclectic dancing music of the highest Balearic order”, wrote Mikey Sibson in the PR text of the release that comes with not one, but two sunny & breezy interpretations of “Mojada” made with love by Das Komplex (SXDNS029): First, a remix; and second, a tropical and mojito-infused Pineapple Bonus Mix.

Premiered here, the remix brings the trippy and mesmerizing original to a more cosmic realm, kind of invoking the early days of Baldelli’s Astro-Funky/Afro-Freestyle with its (incredible amount of) percussive elements, vocal hooks, and distorted riffs. Pure bliss! 

You can find (and buy) this and other music pearls on the Bandcamp page of the label: https://balearicensemble.bandcamp.com/music

Follow @user-45004009, @daskomplex and @balearicensemble, peeps!

Mediterraneo EP

PREMIERE347 // Residentes Balearicos - Mojada (Das Komplex Remix)

Niklas Wandt - Unterholz

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               26/09@ Burger Disco Club, Athens 
               27/09@ Rokfor, Patras
               04/10@ La Démarrante, Annecy
               18/10@ Boom Boom Villette
               31/10@ La Rotonde Stalingrad
               13/12@ La Rotonde Stalingrad


Past Gigs : 
Paris => Cabaret Sauvage, Trabendo, Rex Club, Badaboum, La Java, Mazette, La Machine du Moulin Rouge, La Prairie Du Canal, Petit Bain, Nexus, La Madrague Festival, Palais de Tokyo, La Rotonde Stalingrad, Silencio, ZigZag, La Clairiere, Wanderlust, Nuits Fauves, Double Vie, Pamela, Virage,  Le Monseigneur etc...

France => Calvi On The Rocks, Cabourg Mon Amour, We Love Green, Sarcus Festival, Tres cool Festival-Deauville, Highfive Festival-Annecy, Briques Rouges Festival-Lille, Bains Numeriques Festival-Enghien, Macadam Nantes x2, Lieu Unique Nantes, Le Sucre Lyon x3, Le Terminal Lyon, Le Petit Salon Lyon, Iboat Bordeaux x3, Chapiteau Marseille, 1988 Live Club Rennes, Gare Saint Sauveur Lille x2, Ostra Nancy, Grenoble Campus, La Bobine Grenoble, Angers, Nuit Blanche Saint Denis etcetc...

Europe => London x4 , Manchester x3, Leeds x2, Edinburgh, Berlin x3, Hamburg, Freiburg, Amsterdam, Helsinki, Stockholm x2, Copenhagen, Geneve x4, Lausanne, Neuchatel, Zurich x4, Bern, Lucern, Madrid x2, Ronda, Barcelona x3, Porto, Prague, Skopje, Milan, Rome, Liege, Istanbul, Budapest, Sofia, Bucharest x2, Vilnius x2, Palanga, Belgrade, Zagreb, Warsaw, Saint Petersburg, Moscow etc...
RoTW ==> Mexico City x2, Guadalajara, Leon, Merida, San Miguel De Allende, Queretaro etc...

PREMIERE : Alex Blex - Nice Move Peter

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