B1. I Thought I Would Feel Different But I Feel The Same

Ol' reliable Harrison BDP always with the good stuff

Siick finally some good old harrison dub <3

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Harrison BDP’s carefully curated and otherworldly approach to dance music is unmatched. Time spent in his countryside home in South Wales has given way to some of his most playful yet thought-provoking work to date. Now the Welsh DJ and producer debuts on MÖRK, combining elements of classic house styles and futuristic soundscapes - locking listeners in a voyage you’ll never want to end. 

Title track ‘Stand Your Ground’ is a seasoned helping of vintage BDP. Rolling snares lock eyes with sprawling acid leads and non-material aesthetics, while the track's foundation comes from the warm, skippy bassline from which every other element answers to. ‘All That’s On My Mind’ spans nine minutes of enhancement, as dense grooves cross paths with rays of sunshine that melt between the trees. Dreamy vocals ascent above the emerald forest acting as our guide. 

‘I Thought I Would Be Different But I Feel The Same’ the title of a track many of us can relate to, is a self reflective piece perfect for late-night strolls and early morning observation, before the record comes to a close with ‘I Made A New Friend Today’. Aquatic synths soar above a stripped back groove, oozing optimism and class, all the while still shrouded in the mystery and depth we’ve come to expect from one of electronic music's most consistent producers.  

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Stand Your Ground

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MÖRK021 // Harrison BDP - Stand Your Ground

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Innershades - Inside Your Mind

Chicago producer Savile returns to his home base, Argot, for his second release of 2016 -- Share Power. Here, Savile skirts the bleeding edge of American dance music, proving without a doubt that he's mastered his own minimal sound. Lean, hypnotic, and syncopated. Share Power is an ode to collaboration, kindness, and making space, distilled through his vision for Midwestern house and techno.	

Share Power is dedicated to two parties Savile played in Ohio during 2015 -- In Training in Cleveland and Midwest Fresh in Columbus. On "Three Hours In The Meat Sink," Savile wrests maximum impact from the barest elements — a sparse, moaning bassline is the track's backbone, upon which rippling synth, hypnotic hi-hats, and a carefully placed call to arms roll out in stride.

Flip the record over for "Effort Won't Betray You," where explosive chord stabs fill a sharp, syncopated skeleton of percussion — that's all there is, and that's all there needs to be.

❝ Share Power ❞ [ARGOT020]
⟶ A. 3 Hours In The Meat Sink
AA. Effort Won't Betray You
AAOutro. We've Still Got A Chance (June 23, 2013)

Share Power

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Savile - 3 Hours In The Meat Sink

Released 09/02/18 https://acidmondays.bandcamp.com/album/universal-rhythm

R&S welcomes Acid Mondays for a 12" of lysergic house music that reaches far into the outer cosmos. 
Formed "somewhere in the 5th dimension” Acid Mondays is the cosmic coalition of fellow psychonauts Negghead (Dan Ward) and Lex Wolf (Alex Wolfenden).  

Repeated transformative visits to Ibiza culminated in landing regular slots at Circoloco where they have been testing this tune in the dance all Summer long. 

‘Universal Rhythm’, their latest interstellar dispatch and debut on R&S is their finest work to date. An anthemic paean to the cosmos that features an impassioned spoken word missive from shamanistic MC Shovell, impressively recorded in a single take, making the case for the universality of experience and oneness of all beings.  

Latin rhythms fuse with a driving Fender Rhodes lick (provided by JD73) and percolating cow bells to hypnotic effect. This calls to mind a combination of classic Carl Craig and Villalobos at his most playful. R&S new signing The Maghreban supplies a killer dubbed out take on the original that strips away the heavy kicks and pumps up the percussion, hurtling the synth pads to the fore that comes on like John Carpenter peaking on MDMA.

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Acid Mondays - Universal Rhythm

Next up on eudemonia is moroccan born and based Kosh. The 28-year-old who has previously released some highly acclaimed music on his home label Casa Voyager as well as on Mechatronica delivers a versatile and funky techno/electro EP with breakbeat and acid influences. Any profits will be donated to Musicians Without Borders.

Tracklist: 
A1 - Endless Quest
A2 - Trespassing
B1 - Damn Frogs
B2 - Benefit Of The Doubt 

Release Date: 19.4.2019

Preorder: https://kompakt.fm/releases/endless_quest

Artwork: John Karborn

Kosh - Endless Quest EP

Release Date: May 24th, 2019
Support it:
- vitess.bandcamp.com/
- kuronekoMedia.lnk.to/AquaBoulevard

Vitess - Choses Etranges

Limited edition red vinyl:
shallnotfade.co.uk/album/into-the-past-ep

Lost Palms welcomes Astro, Edinburgh-based purveyor of space age dance music, to the family with Into The Past EP - a high drama record which builds you into a state of tension and won’t let you stop dancing.

The title track is a cavernous peak-time warehouse epic that tempts you deeper, leading into the muscular pulse of ‘Strange Object’. This has real Basic Channel DNA, minimalist but driving. Another beefy dub techno pumper, ‘Calipso’ stays close to the kick drum and showcases an infectious syncopated bassline. Razor sharp scifi B1 ‘Spitzer’ opens up into ear tickling reese bass and some classic Euro squelch; it leads in nicely to ‘Mars’, a dramatic centrepiece to the EP begging to be let loose on a sunrise set. ‘Celestial’ is the last track but the energy doesn’t let up for a second, making use of another growling sawtooth bass patch and the hint of acid style pads. The record feels like a trip into orbit and back - enthralling and clever, yet perfectly built for the dancefloor.

Astro - Strange Object [Lost Palms]

Get it: tinyurl.com/006DAWL

It’s an interesting time for Haŵs, having successfully rolled out their parties to popular venues across Cardiff and London with takeovers hosting everyone from Special Request to DMX Krew in the last year alone. Their previous releases on the label side have been more languorous and serene, with their overarching vision primarily holding a strong emphasis on building upon a bedrock of house music, and bolstered with accents of acid, breaks and other subgenres. But since their more recent event bookings have been so notably comprehensive, the sixth EP has taken that full step into developing upon the variety they champion at their parties. This next chapter of their growth actualises itself in the form of Dawl’s ‘Break It Down’ EP, a warehouse-ready, bouncy and charismatic record channelling insatiable vigour from beginning to end.

More exclusive music

Premiere: Dawl 'Break It Down' (Kosh remix)

Support it: 
- https://fanlink.to/HSM006
- https://houseum.fr/shop

Available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/1NN_h-yLhPA


Label: Houseum Records
Artist: Vitess
Format: Vinyl (500 copies) & Digital
Cat Number: HSM006
EP Title: Missed Fly EP
Release Date: April 17th, 2020

To start 2020 with a good dose of energy, the Parisian Vitess keep performing with the release of his new vinyl 'Missed Fly' on Houseum Records. Surprising producer with various musical inspirations, the artist gives us an EP house with oldschool and early trance sounds from the 90/2000 years to not miss!

Vitess:
https://soundcloud.com/vitess1
https://www.facebook.com/VitessMusic1

Mastered by Perception Mastering (www.facebook.com/perceptionmastering)
Artwork by Sébastien Pastor (https://www.instagram.com/jeune_woof)
Manufactured by M' Com Musique (www.mcommusique.com)
Distributed by @unearthedsounds

Houseum Records:
@houseum
www.instagram.com/houseumrecords
www.facebook.com/houseum.yt

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