We welcome Dexter into the Real Deal fold for his first vinyl release in 15 years.

REAL007 sees three previously unreleased cuts dating back to 2002 – 2004, all were made at home studios in the Leatherhead area. At the time, Dexter was making live tracks using an Akai S900, an Amiga 500 and a Boss 300 Tone Module, alongside a 24-track mixer.

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A1 - Gotcha (clip)

OZY01 / Pandilla – aWARe

Blender

Brain Noise

live improvised set recorded at the Garage, Wollongong, 2023

Live At The Garage - 10 FORMANT

Various Artists — 'Rotations I' — 2x12” Vinyl 

A1 Makcim & levi – ‘Chickens Night Out’ — 7.28
A2 Mattia Lapucci – ‘External’ — 8.04

B1 Gua Camole – ‘Drop out‘ — 6.54
B2 David Gluck – ‘Tournikottipannacotta‘ — 7.10

C1 Cleymoore – ‘Endless Rotation‘ — 14.30

D1 Loopdeville – ‘Humo‘ — 8.27
D2 Andrea Cichecki – ‘Tethys‘ — 6.58


Rotate’s first release as a vinyl imprint comes as a collective sonic statement of seven chapters. With tracks from all the music crafters of the family, Rotate starts the year with steady momentum, in a collection of different-yet-unified sound that combines wit, fresh attitude and unique musical signatures.

Makcim & Levi Verspeek cut the ribbon with peculiar focus on groove, and a sizzling  atmosphere to match. Their ‘Chickens Night Out’ (A1) works as a cradle for slowly building albeit steady dancefloor motions, without ever forgetting the balance that the use of intertwined warm tones can actually create. Mattia Lapucci grabs the gears of the (already moving) train and keeps it rotating with ‘External’ (A2), adding tips and bits of steady beat programming, joyful chords and filtered, unspoken vocals to a galactic sonic cauldron. 

Gua Camole kicks the flip-side with ‘Drop Out’ (B1), a 4 by 4 excursion to a land of hypnotic rhythms, eerie synth pads and unrecognizable vocal samples that ultimately feed a atmosphere of already great mystery and idiosyncratic acid patterns. ‘Tournikottipannacotta’ (B2) is David Gluck’s take on drum-machine experimentalism and full-toned low-ends in full effect, reminiscent of the early 00’s signature micro-house movement where microscopic sample-cutting and shuffled hi-hats were all the rage.

Cleymoore’s ‘Endless Rotation’ (C1) is a 15-minute journey through startling soundscapes, sweltering synths and his endemic, hand-shifted drum arrangements. Dialogues from a obscure french cult movie ebb and flow throughout the entire arrangement along with Photonz’s pulsating synths, ultimately setting a hypnotic, provocative tone to the second record. 

Loopdeville opens the last side of the compilation with ‘Humo’ (D1), a pulsating, almost cardiac low-end arrangement of kicks and bass stabs that rumble beneath a palette of warm chords and shamanic, humming vocals for pure mental thrill. Andrea Cichecki’s ‘Tethys’ (D2) finishes Rotate’s seven-part story with a fine exercise on sonic delirium and total loss of equanimity. Between the warm, yet slightly lunatic tone of her modular system melodies and soundscapes, there’s a discerning attitude and sharp poise in her drum arrangements, as if making people dance while lost in time and space would be possible. And it is, they keep rotating.


Mastered by Carsten Damkes
Artwork & Design by SHE
Copywriter Bruno Santos
Manufactured by The Vinyl Factory London
Distributed by Project London Distribution

Rotate Recordings 
Limited Pressings
Estimated Release Date: February 2016


Artists Featured:
http://soundcloud.com/makcim
http://soundcloud.com/levi-verspeek
http://soundcloud.com/mattia_lapucci
http://soundcloud.com/guacamolemusic
https://soundcloud.com/davidgluck-1
http://soundcloud.com/cleymoore
http://soundcloud.com/andrea-cichecki
https://soundcloud.com/loopdeville

Rotate:
http://www.rotate-berlin.com
http://www.facebook.com/rotatemusic/

[Rotate001] D1. Loopdeville - 'Humo'

This is an excerpt from 20min length song “LOOP for A.M. SHOW WINDOW7”. 
People who buy A.M. works will get this full length CD during “A.M. SHOW WINDOW” exhibitions at KATA Tokyo (2nd ~ 6th August), Nagoya mago (20th August) , and PULP Osaka (26th ~ 28th August). edition 300.

“LOOP for SHOW WINDOW7”からの抜粋です。オリジナルは20分の作品です。A.M.三周年目の今回の音源制作は、北海道の釧路を拠点に活躍するKO-TAと、KIYOKAZU HAMAWAKIとともに結成したユニットLiiebermannが担当。2016. 8月2日~6日の期間にKATA Tokyoで、
2016.8月20日に名古屋magoで、2016.8月26日~28日に大阪PULPで開催される”A.M.SHOW WINDOW”にてA.M.作品をご購入いただいた方にCDをプレゼント。限定300枚。是非遊びにいらしてください。

mixed by AOKI takamasa
mastered by Yoshinori Sunahara

LOOP For SHOW WINDOW7 Excerpt

Artist: Formas
Title: S7M8 EP
Cat No: MINOR003
Format: 12” Vinyl Only

Tracklist: 
A1. Meta
A2. Autotofro (adobado por Luis Malon)
B1. Geometric Vortex
B2. Rumbo

https://www.discogs.com/Formas-S7M8/release/11710437

Formas - S7M8 EP

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Spacetravel - Interstellar EP - HC002

We Are FTR Records 001
T. Fitzgerald - A Formal Introduction EP [WAFTR001]

A1. Present Now

Written and produced by @tomfitzgeraldmusic
Mastered by @pheek
Distribution by @memoriamusicgroup
Release date 22 Jan 2021

Buy links:
bit.ly/WAFTR001-Juno
bit.ly/WAFTR001-Deejay
bit.ly/WAFTR001-Decks
bit.ly/WAFTR001-Redeye
bit.ly/WAFTR001-Technique
bit.ly/WAFTR001-Coldcutshotwax

A Formal Introduction EP

WAFTR001 @ Juno

A1. T. Fitzgerald - Present Now [WAFTR001]

Liiebermann is the production unit of K.Hamawaki (previously released on Fumiya Tanaka's Torema Records label) and Ko-Ta from Stratosphere.

Ko-Ta is influenced by old techno pop music like YMO, Kraftwerk and minimal techno like Jeff Mills and Basic Channel.
He started making his own music in 1991 and DJing in 1993 in Kushiro, Hokkaido. Ko-Ta established the minimal techno label Stratosphere in 1997. Stratosphere released 7 EPs especially for DJs. He now gets DJ offers from all over Japan.

K.Hamawaki fell into minimal music such as Jeff Mills and Basic Channel. He started as a DJ / producer when he was 15 years old in Hiroshima. K.Hamawaki contacted Ko-Ta in 2001. Ko-Ta was deeply impressed with K.Hamawaki's tracks and decided to release from Stratosphere. Also K.Hamawaki released a track from Fumiya Tanaka's Torema Record in 2006.

Liibermann started in January, 2008.
Ko-Ta and K.Hamawaki work together from Kushiro, Hokkaido and Tokyo.

LOOP For SHOW WINDOW7 Excerpt

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