Due to drop soon. On vinyl...

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GWAX001 - Junglistiqu Concrete Vol 1åç

RIFFZ - Can't Stop

Subbreak vs D-Region & Code - Ready To Fire

Gravitation

Luke Vibert presents Amen Andrews

Sirius

We are absolutely thrilled to finally present you the return of Solaris to the label! It´s been a long time in the making, but we shortened your wait with Aurora/ New Moon on PARADUBS002 which came from the same set of tracks. So, here you have it: 4 more absolutely timeless tunes by the gifted man like Dean! 

'Solarize' opens with bongos and soothing vocals before echoing pitched-down snares lead into rolling amens and long choral pads. A fat subbass accompanies the rolling amens and we´re off for a fantastic journey: Big chord pianos and a dreamy atmosphere lull you and the fat subs and beats ensure this works for both the headphone as well as the dancefloor crew. A future classic!

The track samples have been gently edited to show all important parts of the tunes.
Testpresses will be available at the Runout on the 13th April 2025. Be quick!

Solaris - Solarize [PARA026]

This track was inspired by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto's (Evangelion artist) concept art "Suzuka 2050", wich depicts a futuristic racing cybergirl. I'm a huge fan of his art, and this gave me crazy wipeout vibes. 
This is pure 90's Intelligent DnB, wich you can also call Ambient or Atmospheric Jungle...

Suzuka 2050

Zero cash, but peace in my chest, I no longer run to keep up with the perfect pace.

Echoes in the Concrete

Jungle is Massive

Taken from Samurai Music Decade (Phase 1)

- http://smarturl.it/SMDECADE

A celebration of 10 years of Samurai Music featuring:

Ancestral Voices, AnD, Artilect, ASC, Homemade Weapons, Last Life, Marcus Intalex, Nucleus & Paradox, Sam KDC, The Untouchables, Tokyo Prose, Torn.

Marcus Intalex forever.

Samurai Music Decade

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Marcus Intalex - Halflife

@lobster-theremin are curating three 15 track compilations to go up on Bandcamp today (to coincide with the Bandcamp fee being waived for today only) to help raise money for mental health charity Mind, homeless charity Shelter, plus to an independent fund for a number of contributing artists to help give back to the music and wider community during these uncertain and strange times. This tune that me & @dwarde made is featuring on the first volume. 

Big shouts to all involved for turning this around so quickly and helping to make something happen for a good cause.

https://lobstertheremin.bandcamp.com/album/lobster-plur-volume-1
https://lobstertheremin.bandcamp.com/album/lobster-plur-volume-2-2
https://lobstertheremin.bandcamp.com/album/lobster-plur-volume-3

LOBSTER PLUR Volume 1

Dwarde & Tim Reaper - So Strange

Lakeway's frenetic sound has been running jolts of youthful energy through the drum & bass underground for the best part of a decade. His bold, hyperpop-adjacent, rave-centric style envelopes everything from hardcore and jump-up, to grime, bassline and beyond.

With his newest addition to the Diffrent Music canon, the Exeter-based artist breaks yet more new ground.

Lead track ‘3 Years’, featuring London singer-songwriter Becca Jane Grey, is an unabashed 808 ballad. Powered by the almighty boom of the classic drum machine and flecked with metallic choppage, it brings together neo-soul, trap and jungle in perfect harmony — mournful string swells and percussive chatter juxtaposing the infinite depth of the low-end.

“The beat basically started as a very standard trap/drill bit, which I then tried to make as abstract as possible to set it well aside from the bulk of tunes in those styles,” explains Lakeway. “Becca was perfect for it!”

Taking the track to the next level is Becca Jane Grey’s soaring vocal. She originally wrote the lyrics for a project with Om Unit, but when that didn’t work out, she put them on ice — until Lakeway sent over a beat she couldn’t resist. Her resolute lament on the passing of time and the loneliness of being stuck inside one’s own head, feels even more timely following the struggles of the past 12 months.

“The lyrics reflect holding onto bitterness and grudges,” says Becca Jane Grey. “When everyone around you is telling you to let it go, and you just can't seem to move past something, it can feel like you're completely alone and fully consumed. But there's a lot more to be lost in wallowing or allowing yourself to stay in those dark places. You can lose a lot of time stuck in that headspace.”

On working with Lakeway, Becca says: “Someone that young probably shouldn't be as talented as he is! He's also incredibly patient and accepting of any weird ideas I want to incorporate. His LP is ridiculous and I can't wait for people to hear it.”

Flipside ‘Stamina Crew’ is classic Lakeway energy, turbocharged by all the experience and influences that have seeped into his style over the years. A silky footwork roller with exuberant steelpan fills, it makes one fact abundantly clear: Lakeway is fully primed for the return of raving.

And when that glorious moment does come, it’ll be the track’s titular, pirate radio call out that helps the dancers keep moving through the night: “Big up the Stamina Crew!”

DIFF047 lands as part of a trio of releases from Diffrent’s core artists Dexta, Lakeway and BrandNewTrumpets, each in some way reflecting the past, present and future of the label to celebrate its 11th anniversary. All three are out 26th March on digital and limited edition 10” lathe cut vinyl. Pre-order from the Diffrent Music Bandcamp from 5th March.

Pre-order:
https://lakeway.bandcamp.com/album/3-years-stamina-crew

Lakeway:
https://lakeway.bandcamp.com/
https://soundcloud.com/lakewaydnb
https://www.instagram.com/lakewaydnb
https://www.facebook.com/LakewayDnB
https://twitter.com/lakewaydnb

Becca Jane Grey:
https://soundcloud.com/becca_jane_grey
https://www.instagram.com/beccajanegrey
https://www.facebook.com/BeccaJaneGrey
https://twitter.com/Becca_Jane_Grey

Sirius

Luke Vibert

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