KINOBE - SLIP INTO SOMETHING MORE COMFORTABLE - PSYCHEMAGIK LATE NITE REMIX

Multi Culti seasonal balance series continues with Equinox II

Ofofo flies solo on the positively-ebullient ‘Unlock the Future,’ striking a rare note of lightness in it’s sublimely ethereal groove. Instant sunshine!

Ofofo - Unlock The Future

THE POLICE - EDIT - "When The World Is Running Down" (In Flagranti Mix)

Simple Symmetry turn in an epic, mournful EP that reflects on their journey in exile.
 
After a long-standing affiliation with Multi Culti that includes remixes for Nicola Cruz and Drugface, as well as a huge edit for CULTED, the Russian brothers weigh in with a heavy 12” that comes on the back of an emotional year where they defected from Moscow, their world turned upside down by politics of aggression. ‘Problem’ is built around a kernel of punk panic performed by Hugo Van Heijningen (of Red Light Radio, Cawd Slaydaz, Order Collective). The anxious rage embedded in that opener finds a kind of disoriented catharsis in ‘Where I Am’, an uptempo ravey anthem that recalls the rush of CJ Bolland’s ‘Electronic Superhighway’ with a sense of angst and energy all their own. It’s the song of the soul-searching raver, finding a sense of home in the ecstasy of the dance, amidst a backdrop of oppressive fear and uncertainty.
The triptych concludes with the mournful ‘Funeral of Past Affections’, their own strange brand of horn sounding a vast and potent letting go. At once influenced by and homage to Andrew Weatherall, this one hits hard, emotionally. Imagine tears on the dancefloor, the strings reminding us that dance music can indeed be anchored in the very deepest centre of our soul.
Supporting them on this trip are long-time compatriots Red Axes, a natural fit for the indie-punk elements in ‘Problem’ and, as digital bonus, Multi Culti maestro Ofofo.

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Problem

Simple Symmetry - Problem EP [previews]

10. Ofofo - Siren Keys

Hey fam,

I'm very excited to share this (Unofficial) Bootleg Edit of Nandu, Tripolism & Radeckt - Dope Dance.

If you haven't given the original track a spin yet, you're missing out on a sarcastic masterpiece that throws some shade at the electronic music scene.

When I first heard this track, I fell in love with the humor and the underlying message, hitting close to home with the current state of our scene. The lyrics, delivered by a soulful choir with a playful tone, cleverly poke fun at the prevailing mindset: “We didn't come here to dance; we only came for the dope.”

I've been on a quest for a dance floor where the connection with the music is tangible. Unfortunately, it feels like most gatherings are filled with folks soaring on another plane, high off their minds, detached.

It's disheartening to witness a scene where people seem more interested in being high than connecting with the music. Parties have become more about escapism than the artistry of a musical experience. Don't get me wrong; there's nothing inherently wrong with drugs. In fact, they can enhance our connection with music. But the sad truth is that the dance floors I find myself on are often missing the essence of being there for the music.

I've been in it for the music since day one. While I have nothing against the party favors—in fact, they might deepen the musical experience— it makes me sad that the core reason we hit the dance floor seems to be getting lost. That connection, that dance, that spiritual experience—that's what I signed up for.

I believe in the power of the dance floor as a safe space to allow yourself to be, to feel, and to express. I've healed my soul in dance floors, I've found meaning.

So, to sprinkle some good vibes into the scene, I decided to edit "Dope Dance" as a reminder to keep our values in focus and return to the core reasons we attend these parties. It's a call to awareness— a call to dance, to connect, to celebrate, and to reconnect with the true essence of electronic music.

I'm genuinely thrilled about how it turned out. I threw in my groove, my psychedelic twists, fresh vibes, organic textures, and a dash of ethnic influences. I can't wait for you all to vibe with it.

Here's to keeping our values intact, remembering why we fell in love with this scene, and, most importantly, to dancing our hearts out.

Hope it resonates. Let's dance!

Original work:

Composed: Brynjar Bjarnfoss, Frederik Tangaa Thorngaard, Rasmus Rask Vendelbjerg, Rasmus Vincentz Jensen, Thomas Dieckmann Larsen

Mastered: Holger Lagerfeldt

Mixed: Brynjar Bjarnfoss

(2023 Ultra Records, LLC)

Tripolism, Nandu & Radeckt - Dope Dance (Neon Dots Bootleg Edit) [Free Download]

Been a while.. but still alive and kicking.. more new bits following soon..
But first this fresh new cut with some Jazzy & Soulful flavours over a Disco-ish groove..
Official release Friday February 9th.. but a FREE download for all loyal friends and followers.. Let me know what you think.. but foremost ENJOY !!!!

BE COOL !!!

Ronny Hammond - I Was Playing Cool (Hammond Stylo 007)

Artist: https://soundcloud.com/paulk-music
Track: Eptá Chr​ó​mata
Label: https://soundcloud.com/basilicamusic
Format: CD, Digital, LP
Release date: 19/04/2024
YouTube: https://youtu.be/-qWgPY-gUHY

In the galaxy of contemporary electronic music, where the line between the analogue and digital blurs, Paul K strives to shine the light of innovation with his latest offering "Hyperobjects." Released on BasilicaMusic this April 19. This album is all about Paul's extensive musical exploration and his skill at defining concepts and crafting soundscapes that resonate on a universal level. Following the critical acclaim of "The Space Between," "Hyperobjects" marks a continuation of Paul K's journey into the depths of ambient and electronica, guided by the touch of the piano, the timbre of the cello, and the intricacies of modular synthesis. Available on CD and download from 19th April via Paul's very own BasilicaMusic imprint.

PREMIERE | Paul K - Eptá Chr​ó​mata [BasilicaMusic] 2024

Straight from album "Baby Come Back" released by Metronome in 1979.

Alphonse Mouzon With Mouzon's Electric Band - Disco Jungle

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**ARTISTA ORIGINAL**
Eliana Pittman
Titulo: Quem Vai Querer
Selo: RCA Victor ‎– 103.0187
Formato: Vinyl, LP
País: Brazil
Lançado: 1977
Genre: Jazz, Latin, Funk / Soul
Estilo: Samba, MPB

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