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After a critically acclaimed LP on I'm A Cliché in 2014 and a string of quality EPs, edits and remixes left right and center, The Red Axes are back on Cosmo Vitelli's imprint. This is the first entry in Red Axe's Shem series on I'm a Cliché which will see the Israeli duo releasing tracks geared towards the dancefloor but always retaining the one-of-a-kind approach that it distills in all its productions.

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Red Axes on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/redaxes
All info request : promo@imacliche.com
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artwork: https://www.facebook.com/checkmorris

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Red Axes - Na Da (from Shem Vol.1 out Jan 27 / Feb 9)

Maxime & Remain - Lost It EP - MEANT023

Buy the 12" Vinyl:
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Buy the digital EP on Beatport:
https://pro.beatport.com/release/lost-it/1506783

Played And Supported by:
Tiga, Sid LeRock, Danny Daze, The Hacker, Acid Washed, Maceo Plex, Mr G, Timo Maas, Rework, Silicone Soul, Justin Robertson, Sean Johnston, Acid Washed, Scratch Massive, Mugwump, Headman, Craig Bratley, Villanova, Pulp Disco And The Outcast, Click Box, Claudio Coccoluto, Inigo Vontier, Telonius, Horse Meat Disco, Gabriel Ferreira, Matt Walsh, Chloé, Ivan Smagghe, My Favorite Robot, Markus Gibb, Duncan Gray, Club Bizarre, Botin, Vosper, Demian, Alvaro Cabana, Monoblok&PSLKTR, Tronik Youth, Gameboyz...

12" Vinyl Tracklist:
A1 - Lost It (Original Mix)
A2 - Lost It (Kasper Bjorke Rework)
B1 - Lost It (Jackethat & Lipelis Remix)
B2 - Cold Feet (Original Mix)

Digital Exclusive:
DX1 - Lost It (Remain Indie Version)
DX2 - Lost It (Johnson Remix)

Meant now offers up two new original cuts from Maxime & Remain complete with a stellar remix package from Kasper Bjorke, Remain, Johnson and Jackethat & Lipelis.
Meant label boss Remain pairs up once again with Brooklyn based Maxime for this latest release. The duo have previously released on Meant as well as the highly respected Throne of Blood imprint. Their cultured sound is finely crafted, synth lead and noir in tone, and this new EP is another fine outing for the pair.
‘Lost It’ is a dark disco cut with steely synths, pixelated melodies and a cute sense of metropolitan funk. An arpeggiated bassline drives the whole thing along and alien vocals add that abstract air. Danish man and HFN Music regular Kasper Bjorke is first to remix and does so subtly, layering in more compelling drums and upping the watery, melodic aspect of the track. For their part, Jackethat & Lipelis flip the track into a more overtly disco groover with slithering and withering synths, explosive drums and plenty of wonky lines.
Then comes the next original, ‘Cold Feet’. This one is a flabby, purposeful and slo-motion disco cut with wobbly arps, chugging drums and slapping percussion that all make you want to get up and move.
For the digital exclusives, Remain then goes it alone on his ‘Indie Version’ of ‘Lost It’, stripping it back and instead placing the focus on tough synth lines and stiff drum patterns. Lastly, Belgian producer Johnson remixes the title track into a predatory, crawling number with well poised synth stabs, stuttering bass and plenty of freeform lines that all jangle around the well rooted groove.
This is an expansive package that covers lost of lush dark disco ground with plenty of flair.

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B2 - Maxime & Remain - Cold Feet (Original Mix)

Out now on vinyl and digital - https://lnk.to/CRM185

Leading lady and artistic talent Deniz Kurtel returns to Crosstown Rebels to explore new production sounds, venturing deeper into the realms of dub and beyond with The Fifth House. It’s also with huge honour that the release includes a stunning remix from highly sophisticated producer Trevino following his recent passing.

Since her first album Music Watching Over Me was released on Crosstown Rebels back in 2011, Deniz Kurtel has continued to push boundaries creatively through her art and music. Focusing on LED light installation, Deniz has travelled the world with her stunning live show, which incorporates both of her talents. Her second album The Way We Live dropped on Wolf + Lamb in 2012 which received high acclaim. More recent releases have also appeared on Rumors and No.19.

Marcus Julian Kaye is better known by his drum and bass stage name Marcus Intalex, and also his house and techno pseudonym Trevino. He founded the record labels Soul:R, Revolve:R and Birdie which served as a platform for his music with notable recent releases also on the likes Hotflush, The Nothing Special, Aus Music and Klockworks. Such a highly respected figure in the industry, many have been shaken by Marcus’ passing and in his honor all profits from his remix will be donated to the charity of his family’s choice.

Deniz Kurtel

Coming From Dance

Deniz Kurtel - Coming From Dance

It's A Dinosaur EP

Local Face (Ghost Form Remix) [feat. Moshe Abutbul & Shahar Hatch]

Fantastic Twins - Lost In Germany EP

A1) Why Are You Here? - 8.04
A2) Wrong Place Wrong Time Wrong People - 8.15

B1) Fur Stunden Lang - 7.42

The fourth AF Trax release is a three track EP from our long time ally The Fantastic Twins, who has the following to say about her EP - 

This EP is a small collection of works I crafted over the past couple of years in the process of working on my live show. I have been performing versions of these tracks countless times and yet never played them twice the same way. To me, they have been material in constant motion, so shaping them into a “finished” form was a risky challenge. Something I was also wary of - would it mean they would become set in stone? Would it mean I’d have to somehow “rationalise" the music - via the mind - as opposed to letting it run into the wildness of its physical live experiences? 

Whilst editing these tracks into a format that could be released, I realised that instead of shaping them into the mould my mind first intended to give them, I could in fact use the power they revealed each time I performed them to an audience and inject some of that energy - as much as it is possible to capture and recreate it in the studio - back into this EP. Then of course, it meant letting go on things I usually like to control more, and better. 

But isn’t it the power of music to let it take you where you didn’t plan to go? And how incomplete would the music be if our inspiration didn’t feed off the collective experience of dancing to music together? I’ve lost myself (and my twins) many times throughout the process - not only on German soil - I have sometimes landed in the wrong place, but I may have found one answer yet in the form of another question. Why are we here if we can’t dance?

That reminds me of the words of Pina Bausch “Dance, dance or we are lost”. Lost in our internal struggles as individuals (or imaginary twins). Lost in a society where our relation to the other is often marked by fear, power or violence. We feel the need to resist. Yet nowadays, taking a political stance as an artist is too often being instrumentalised as another tactics or accessory to gather more popularity, reducing the political message to nothing else but a branding attempt. Isn’t it anyway the power of capitalism to assimilate everything, even contradictory or once-upon-a-time subversive voices? All to end up on a “Rave” or “Feminist” H&M t-shirt. Slogans that have been emptied of their initial force and substance, now replaced by their commercial value. I strongly doubt that more empty words poured in vain on social media will help us much. But, like Pina Bausch, like JD Twitch, I have always firmly believed in dancing as a physical, social and fundamental act that leads us to share a common space with others and embrace otherness. Standing together, dancing together when everything else forces us to divide. 

May the music on this EP be, I hope, a possible answer to its own title.

All label profits will be donated to Hope Not Hate (www.hopenothate.org.uk) which campaigns to counter racism and fascism.

Released on vinyl (and digital) on April 12th 2019. Distributed by Kompakt.

AF Trax 004 - Fantastic Twins - Lost In Germany 12" EP (sampler)

FREE DOWNLOAD:
https://whypeopledance.bandcamp.com/album/v-a-matediteria-materi-005

https://soundcloud.com/cursesforever

whypeopledance is back with another MATERIÁ release, for which friends, family members and colleagues - 16 of them - made 16 different edits for almost any occasion. Harsh raw vibes, ambiguous hip-hop disco treats, just pick and roll!

Compiled by Serial Experiments. 
Artwork by Serial Experiments & Scannoir.

V.A. - MATEDITERIA (MATERIÁ 005)

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Jungle (Curses Edit) [MATERIÁ 005]

Every two weeks, I'm a Cliche, through its brand new Edit Service, gives away an unreleased edit produced by members of the crew or beloved friends.

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Edit Service 3 - by Cosmo Vitelli

Taken from various artists "TOTAL 19"  out September 27th on Kompakt. 

Order TOTAL 19:  https://KompaktRecords.lnk.to/Total19ID

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PREMIERE: Sascha Funke - Aus Der Lameng (from v/a TOTAL 19)

Following onwards from the first two volumes, Fantastic Twins' Microdosing imprint returns with its third various artists EP, featuring the likes of Borusiade, Zillas On Acid, Scott Fraser and Cooper. We've the pleasure of airing the latter his contribution in its entirety here today. Titled 'Phase 0', the track embarks on an exploration through morphing rhythmics, interstellar soundscapes and zoned out minimalism. One for the dance floor droids.

Read more: http://liquidyouth.nl/music/premieres/cooper-saver-phase-0-microdosing/
Buy: https://microdosing.bandcamp.com/album/microdosing-vol-3

https://soundcloud.com/coopersaver
https://soundcloud.com/fantastictwins

Premiere: Cooper Saver - Phase 0 [Microdosing]

A1 Benjamin Fröhlich “Tivoli” (Johannes Albert Remix) (06:43)
A2 Kayroy feat. Miela “Identification Unknown” (Johannes Albert DJ Edit) (05:59)
B1 Rydim “Fomo” (Johannes Albert Remix) (06:45)
B2 Leon Revol “Acid Is Rolling” (Johannes Albert Remix) (06:36)

Remix time is good time. And good time is better time. Johannes dropping his latest remixes via the queen of medium, vinyl that is…. Benjamin Fröhlich’s “Tivoli” gets a positive, summerish 4/4 disco re-treatment. A slight DJ edit of Kayroy’s “Identification Unknown” features the beautiful voice of Miela to brighten up your day. Melbourne we salute you! On the flip Jay tweaks Rydim into a frenzy acid smash. “Fomo” files under emotional dance floor roller coaster. You know that rhythm is all we have right? Leon Revol’s sparkling “Acid is rolling” gets all bodies moving through a non-stop-bass-driven remix. Kudos all labels involved: Permanent Vacation, Pets & Get Physical. Quick white label action housed in a red jacket. Just the way we used to do it.

12" comes with additional smiley sticker!

Premiere: Cooper Saver - Phase 0 [Microdosing]

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