Ellum Sampler Vol. 2

Ecstasis

Pete Tong & John Monkman - Ecstasis

Bursting into 2021 with the hope and positive energy we all need, Spectrum present an absolute juggernaut of a track...

Blinding by name. Blinding by nature. Fresh from major missives on the likes of Crosstown Rebels, Circus, Saved and Relief and heavyweight collaborations with the likes of Pete Tong, Alex Kennon makes his debut on Joris Voorn's Spectrum with this rolling juggernaut anthem that joins the dots between the 2000s and 2020s, house and techno, clubs and festivals and all shades of lockdown jadedness in between. It's his most personal release to date, and one that has already found favour with Kolsch, who made an early version a regular set favourite.

''Blinding Lights' is for me not just a record, it's a melting pot of emotions through music, a kind of time machine taking me from the early 2000's to today. I was overjoyed when Joris said he wanted the track for his own label Spectrum. His remix and take on the track will make this project very special, an intimate perspective from a great artist and musician like himself combined with a track I am very proud of.'

An inspired slab of emotional electronic music that nods in all directions and comes with that great sense of momentum and surprise, both Alex's original and Joris's remix hit spots we forgot existed. Lighter times are coming and music like this will be our soundtrack.

Blinding Lights

Alex Kennon - Blinding Lights (Joris Voorn Remix)

Mind Against return to Afterlife with new EP ‘Changes’
It marks the follow-up to acclaimed 2020 EP ‘Walking Away’
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Changes EP

Changes

A1 Mind Against - Changes

'Andrea Oliva launches his new label with the epic cinematic track ‘Final String’...'

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Andrea Oliva - Final String

Premiere: Andrea Oliva - Final String [All I Need]

Maceo Plex & Program 2 - "Revision" Feat. Gio Santi

Music Produced by: Maceo Plex
Lyrics & Vocals by:  Giovanni Gonzalez
Original Production on "UNA" by Victor Calderone & Gene La Fosse
Music Video Shot, Edited, & Directed by:  Kyle Elrod for FirstEyeMedia
AD / VFX by:  Brandon Elwood
Casting / Art Direction by:  J.T. Mudd

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"These visions, all in my eyes...
And I see them, they're in my life..."

Revision feat. Gio Santi

Revision (feat. Giovanni) [Club Mix]

Maceo Plex feat Giovanni - Revision (Club Mix)

Adriatique & Marino Canal - Home (feat. Delhia De France) (Konstantin Sibold Remix)

AgentsOfTime - Interstellar Cowboy (Radio Edit)

Recode and reload: Joris Voorn returns to a landmark collaboration in his career with this powerful new club version of 'Too Little Too Late' featuring the unique and hugely influential pioneers Underworld.

Previously spotted on Joris's warmly received and critically acclaimed LP 'Four' in November 2019, 'Too Little Too Late' was a stand-out moment of rocket-fuelled emotion and dreamy musicality that brought the album to an exciting peak.

And now dance floors will be pushed to new heights thanks to Joris's fresh and dynamic Little Late remix.

Switching out the gossamer synths and somnambulant sheen of the original for a much darker palette and heavier, focussed, groove it's a whole new animal that's entirely built up around this mighty high voltage drop where Karl Hyde's vocal sizzles through with absolute authority.

A great extension of the 'Too Little Too Late' story and a perfect timed update as we transition from festivals back to clubs. It's never too late for moments like this.

Too Little Too Late (Little Late Mix)

Joris Voorn & Underworld - Too Little Too Late (Little Late Mix)

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Italian duo Agents Of Time have been incredibly busy over the past few years, from releasing a string of classic singles – including their recent single for Afterlife, “The Mirage”, which earned more than five million views on Instagram – to remixing The Weeknd’s “Take My Breath”, which appeared on his recent Dawn FM (Alternative World). But the biggest news is here now – their second album, Universo, is ready. Elevating their trademark melodic techno with an exquisite pop-ness, Universo has found its ideal home with Kompakt, following their Music Made Paradise 2020 debut EP for the label. It’s a meeting of minds that makes perfect sense.

Andrea Di Ceglie and Luigi Tutolo, the two members of Agents Of Time, used their time during the pandemic to work on Universo, an album loosely conceptualised around their ‘personal universo’, a manifestation of the world Di Ceglie and Tutolo built both within and around their studio. This accounts for the sparkle and brightness of Universo – it’s full of personality, vim and vigour, the duo experimenting with their music, exploring its furthest corners. If you come to Universo expecting just another album of melodic techno, get ready to be pleasantly surprised – there’s a whole lot more going on here, and it’s all equally compelling.

After a typically poetic opening gesture – the swirling, synaesthetic, self-titled intro track – expectations are immediately blindsided with the two-step pop of “Fallin’”, sung with gentle clarity by guest Audrey Janssens, a dream of a song that harks back to the glory days of early ‘00s UK garage. “Interstellar Cowboy” is a confident, lithe, disco-fied strut; the gentle minor-key piano of “Liquid Fantasy” spirals into a gorgeously melancholy techno-pop epic, Vicky Who?’s voice rich with yearning. Janssens also reappears on the electro-swirl of “Poison”; “Dream Vision” revisits their single “The Mirage”, soft with sweeping strings, loaded with drama; “Part Of Life” sashays into view with a schaffel-stomp.

This rich variety throws the more dancefloor-focused tracks, like “Ciao”, into even starker relief – they’re more decisive, streamlined, yet rich with detail, chugging, Moroder-esque bass meeting strobe-lit synths that fire melodies out into the firmament. Universo feels texturally dense, but it still breathes, its sounds so tactile you want to reach out and grab them, its tunes so seductive you can’t get them out of your head. Universo is a fiercely beautiful album, brave in its spirit, a perfectly poised meeting-point of pop melody and stylish, lush techno: Agents Of Time in excelsis.

Revision feat. Gio Santi

Maceo Plex / Maetrik

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