20/20 Vision are proud to present 'Fragments Of Reality’ - a brand new label homing in on tripped out shades of house and techno curated by Luther Vine (Phonica Records).

The opening track comes from London underground circuits’ stalwart and the fabric resident Voigtmann. The owner of Subsequent, the label that in itself over the last couple of years has broken a lot of new ground, delivers a big room bomb. ‘Automatic Chemistry’ will soak you in pulsating baselines and acid tinged minimalist breaks. ‘Receptivity’ jolts you in an altogether different direction.

The track that comes to you courtesy of Montreal-based multi-instrumentalist Priori is a tripped out soundscape of kaleidoscopic surprises. Yet the lush cascading sounds and pentatonic hints demand a delirious limb movement from even the most reserved of listeners. The magic that Priori brings on board has been shaped by his prior exploits eternalised on highly acclaimed releases for Dust World and NAFF.

Flip the wax and get a load of ‘Expulsion’, a throbbing Dub Techno masterpiece crafted by Rotterdam based duo D&S. With a nod to the genre’s pioneers and echoes of analogue Detroit constantly present the Dutchmen’s creation, ‘Expulsion’ boasts a silly concentration of energy begging for a prime-time attention. The talent also comes with a pedigree. D&S had their stellar work noticed and pressed by Girada Unlimited and Space Shepherd labels to name but a few.

Your new essential record bag filler closes with Rupert Marnie’s blistering Acid Tech workout entitled ‘Drifter’. The fresh jacking grooves that the Hamburg based musician packs in this particular production are both airy and tight. Surely it’s a track worthy of rave aboard an intergalactic Starship on the merit of it’s futuristic brilliance alone.

A1 - Voigtmann - Automatic Chemistry 
A2 - Priori - Receptivity
B1 - D&S - Expulsion 
B2 - Rupert Marnie - Drifter

FOR01 - Fragments Of Reality Vol. 1

South London's Baby Rollén lands on Atomnation with a fresh remix of Lex Ludlow's 'Midnight'. The club-ready workout is another colourful and characterful weapon from this diverse artist.

Rollén has been making music for over a decade now, and in that time has picked up plenty of fine label credits with the likes of Nick Höppner’s Touch From A Distance and Bristol's influential Futureboogie. He also recently launched his own outlet Slump Recordings and, like his own music, it is defined by an appreciation of classic club sounds but with a contemporary edge. From jungle to UK garage, disco to bass-heavy techno, Rollén has done it all.

Lex Ludlow - Midnight (Baby Rollén Remix) is primed and ready for the dance floor. It has crisp, punchy house drums with a subtle garage skip, throwback piano chords that douse you in love and a seductively smooth bassline. The whole thing is perfectly uplifting and smooth, with neon-hued synths leaving long tails in their wake and deft effects adding extra warmth and soul.

This well-crafted remix is easy to love and impossible to resist.

South London's Baby Rollén lands on Atomnation with a fresh remix of Lex Ludlow's 'Midnight'. The club-ready workout is another colourful and characterful weapon from this diverse artist.

Rollén has been making music for over a decade now, and in that time has picked up plenty of fine label credits with the likes of Nick Höppner’s Touch From A Distance and Bristol's influential Futureboogie. He also recently launched his own outlet Slump Recordings and, like his own music, it is defined by an appreciation of classic club sounds but with a contemporary edge. From jungle to UK garage, disco to bass-heavy techno, Rollén has done it all.

Lex Ludlow - Midnight (Baby Rollén Remix) is primed and ready for the dance floor. It has crisp, punchy house drums with a subtle garage skip, throwback piano chords that douse you in love and a seductively smooth bassline. The whole thing is perfectly uplifting and smooth, with neon-hued synths leaving long tails in their wake and deft effects adding extra warmth and soul.

This well-crafted remix is easy to love and impossible to resist.

Lex Ludlow - Midnight (Baby Rollén Remix)

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Various Artists - SOMEWHERE Summer Sampler 3

A1 Shi Take - Perfect Virtue (Full Moon Over Maduri Club Mix)
A2 De Sluwe Vos - Tools For Fools
B1 Jibaros - Nite Drive 
B2 Nozem - Prayer Of Achilles (vocal By Sister Of Iris)
B3 Delta - Tinkling Sensation

SoHaSo continues their summer sampler series with part 3. Again, the Utrecht based record label brings you some forgotten beauties from the past. Mostly from the Lowlands this time.

Perfect Virtue by British trio Shi Take is one of those gems. Tribal house rhythms from 30 years ago, with a bassline that makes you want to wiggle all the way to the center of the dance floor.

SoHaSo label head honcho Nuno had been playing a demo of Tools for Fools by Dutch producer Sluwe Vos for years, when he found out the energetic rhythm track never got a proper release. Well, now it has.

Flip over for some more forgotten Dutch house history. Jibaros is a project from dance veteran Eric Cycle. It has all the elements that made house music from the lowlands so good in those days: percussive beats, a decent baseline and good melodies sprinkled on top. It's a layercake of sweet stuff that just keeps on building. Very pricey on Discogs nowadays, but luckily Cycle still had the original DAT-tape lying around.

Nozem is a bit of the odd one out. It's actually a project by a young dude from the south of Holland but it sounds like he stepped into a time machine which warped him back to the 90s. The vocals (in ancient Greek!) are from Sister of Iris.

Closure track Tinkling Sensation by Delta (Alex Dijksterhuis) is more than 25 years old. With it's fast-paced rhythms this piano driven tune could well be something post-progressive from Scandinavia. But this is the real deal. Uplifting rave music from the days people were still carrying fluor sticks.

Artwork by Tjitske Oosterholt

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Label: Atomnation
Artist: Milio
Format: Digital
Cat. Number: ATM112
EP Title: One More EP
Release Date: January 20th, 2023
Support it: https://milio.bandcamp.com/album/one-more-ep

Milio completes his most accomplished year yet with a third EP of 2022 on Atomnation. One More is the latest in a series and is a three-track deep house trip through the cosmos.

There has been no stopping Milio recently. His current run started with a debut album last year and since then he has continued to explore new ground within his signature sound as well as unveiling a captivating new live show. It's no surprise he's a resident now at the Willem Twee studios in his hometown Den Bosch where he has hosted many artists from Frank Wiedeman to Carista and Space Dimension Controller. He is now adept at speaking through the vast array of hardware in that studio and his own, as this new EP proves.

Opener Paradise Police is the sort of warm and balmy deep house track that hugs you in tight. It encourages inward reflection, with cuddly chords and whispered vocals making you feel safe as the woody drums roll on. The smeared synths and bubbling bass finish it off in style. 

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Paradise Police

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PREMIERE: Milio - Paradise Police [Atomnation]

Parisian producer Cosmonection delivers four ultra-smooth, dream-like house cuts via his ‘Launch’ EP on stalwart label ‘Oath’…Staying true to his house roots, Cosmonection maintains a blissful and richly textured theme across all four tracks, conjuring memories of sunny mornings and worry-free days at the beach; one for the dreamers and house heads alike.

PREMIERE : Cosmonection - 128 Miles

Tim ‘Nev’ Prezzano was born in June, 1969. A lifelong resident of New York, he studied Photography, Philosophy and American Art, before turning his attention to early computer language and music theory, and how it related to Human Psychology. Nev was relatively unknown until a string of mysterious releases appeared on the UK based label GPR, specialising in Techno and Electronic music from the early 90’s. They were 6 track mini-LPs; musical odysseys that had shades of early IDM, techno, electro and house. Nev’s musical philosophy was to extract the soul from the machines he worked with – he didn’t believe in artificial intelligence, but software touched with life. As quoted from a review on Discogs for one of Nev’s releases, “no amount of digital trickery can replace an artist with some synths, a sampler and a few good ideas”.

For Nev’s Deep Beep EP, this observation is particularly accurate. Originally released in 1991 on the New York based label Metamerism, it came at a time when artists were experimenting with instruments and machines, blurring the lines between genre or style to get to the soul beneath their fingertips. The Frankenstein-esque nature of this sound can be heard across this sprawling 3 tracker, and the original EP has garnered cult status online.

The title track, ‘Deep Beep (How Deep Can You Bleep?)’, is a sample laden, rolling house track that meanders and morphs around different variations on a theme, never quite ending up where you expect it to. This adds to its charm, and before you know it the track has spiralled by, leaving you and your dancers in a frenzy. The other tracks on the EP are a peek into the darker side of Nev’s sound. Early on in ‘Deep Beep (How Deep Can You Creep?’, a voice warns from amongst the flying drums and bass that you can’t get ‘gripped by the hypnosis of the volume’. It’s easier said than done, as played loud this track can cause some seriously headsy dancefloor moments. Deep Beep (How Deep Can You Sleep?’ is the chugger of the EP, using the same samples, breaks and basslines from the other tracks, but cushioned by gorgeous pads and melody lines that create a lilting respite after the chaos. Nev’s ability to juggle the same musical elements across 3 tracks to create something so fresh and new each time is a testament to his foresight as a musician and producer.

This reissue is released in collaboration with AGT records
All proceeds from sales will be donated to JDRF
In loving memory of Tim Prezzano

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Kepler Sound District returns to earth with another quartet of orbital anthems. From the tinges of acid on “Helix” to the relentless rhythms of “Mylar”, and the pulsating drums and tones on “Metric”, KS002 takes elements of classic house deep into the outer reaches of space, adding layers of cosmic frequencies. “Dreamware” brings the voyage to a close, departing from familiar 4/4 territory with evolving breaks and melodic reverberations.

a1. metric
a2. mylar
b1. helix
b2. dreamware

Early Support: Eric Cloutier, Lawrence, Marco Zenker, James Ruskin, Jackie House, Etapp Kyle, John Osborn, CL, Baaz, Tilliander, Youandewan, Renaat Vandepapeliere, Truncate.

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We’re bringing you “Morning Routines”, a compilation of introspective tracks by members of the Late Night Burners family.

Summer is here, and while it’s not the one we’ve hoped for, it still needs a soundtrack for those easy days where everything goes just a tiny bit slower than usual. We thought this was a great opportunity to gather some of our friends together and the result is eight gentle deep house, broken beat, and downtempo tracks to enjoy from your hammock, beach bed, or balcony.

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PREMIERE : Vitess - 13e Nuit

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On his newest EP, “We Should Chill on the Windowsill More,” Manchester-based producer Goddard refines his palette of Ambient, Downtempo, and Electro-Jazz, genres which he regularly showcases on his monthly Reform Radio Show, Downtown Groove Sessions. The result is an EP that, in its restless experimentation and attention to detail, recalls such pioneers of these sub-genres as Boards of Canada, Aphex Twin, and Squarepusher.

	After opening A-side track, “Far from Home”, starts things off on a stripped-back, understated note, “Where You Gone” comes in on a harder, more driving tempo. The opening kick drums are something out of a hardcore Drum’n’Bass tune, but soon, swelling pads and orchestral keys arrive to relieve the heaviness. The track masterfully toes the line between outright propulsive House and lush, textured Ambient. As it reaches halfway, the chopped vocal sample, clattering hi-hats, and gorgeous ambient flourishes, suddenly morph into a synth-heavy jam-out, with multiple, subtle drops. As the track grows looser and more sparse towards the conclusion until all that is left is the lead piano melody, it feels as if Goddard wants us to look back and to take in this panorama of Downtempo Ambient-House majesty which we have just journeyed through. 

	Releasing on London-based label, FINA Records, this is Goddard’s calling card as a meticulous craftsman of dreamy, laid-back, emotionally-resonant experimental House. Showcasing himself as an artist who is building upon his idols to create his own signature style, here, he provides his listeners a warm, adventurous environment to get lost in.

Nev - Deep Beep: How Deep (Can You Sleep)

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