MACHINE Mix 011 

ADAM WARPED 
1.FCL - Itʼs You (San Sodaʼs Panorama  Bar Acca Version) 
2.113 - The Fall (Maurice Fulton Remix) 
3.Jesse Oliver - Nicodemus 
4.Grizzly Bear - Gun Shy (Lindstrom Remix) 

JFrancis 
5.Portugal, The Man - PurpleYellowRedBlue (Passion Pit Remix) 
6.Golf Clap - One To You 
7.S.K.A.M. - Enter The Void 
8.Supacooks - Anthill (Giom Remix) 

RiCHARD.GEAR 
9.Movement - Feel Real (Storm Queen Remix) 
10. H.O.S.H. - Lifegaurd 
11. Betoko - U Got 2 
12. Siente - Wonderful

MACHINE Mix 011

Turn From You

MACHINE Mix 012

Coming Soon From Whiskey Pickle Records
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1. RetroactiveFuturisticPsychedelicFunkBump
2. RetroactiveFuturisticPsychedelicFunkBump (James Curd Remix)
3. RetroactiveFuturisticPsychedelicFunkBump (Q-Burns Abstract Message Remix)
4. RetroactiveFuturisticPsychedelicFunkBump (Hawke Remix)
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Upfront DJ support and Praise from:

Tensnake
Nick Warren
Psychemagik
Tim Love Lee
Mousse T.
Ursula 1000
Sleazy McQueen
Jarle Brathan
Cyclist
Jay West
DJ Nova
Neil Diablo
Vanilla Ace
Fort Knox Five
Rambla Boys
Alkalino
Ulysses
Stereo 77
Spettro
Severino Panzetta (Horse Meat Disco)
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Not showing any signs of letting up in the new year, Whiskey Pickle Records keeps the funk rolling with a brand new single from the legendary duo of Gavin & Robbie Hardkiss. As founders of the classic U.S. rave progenitor Hardkiss alongside their sorely missed brother Scott Hardkiss, the pair have been mainstays in every aspect of dance music as producers, promoters, label heads, and world-class DJs.

Fast forward to 2014 and the lads are still at it, offering up their latest creation in the form of “RetroactiveFuturisticPsychedelicFunkBump,” the second single from their forthcoming album 1991 which is due later this year. A slick slab of electro-boogie rhythms, the single features vocoded vox and a nasty bass that'll take listeners on an interstellar voyage from Cybotron to Planet Rock.

A release such as this requires some serious thought when considering remixers, and Whiskey Pickle spared no expense. Having such industry luminaries as James Curd (of Greenskeepers fame) and Q-Burns Abstract Message, as well as Gavin Hardkiss' own Hawke moniker on board has proved to be essential in creating the total package. Each remixer finds a perfect, complimentary vibe to the original; whether it's the glossy, disco-funk of the James Curd version, or the relentless 808 bass and layered breaks on the Q-Burns Abstract Message treatment … or maybe it’s the retro, balearic vibe of the Hawke remix that does the trick? Whatever the occasion, Whiskey Pickle has the correct medicine to ease any afflictions.

Label and Artist Links:
www.whiskeypickle.com
@gavin-hardkiss

Buy on Juno

Gavin & Robbie Hardkiss - RectroactiveFuturisticPsychedelicFunkBump (James Curd Remix)

Gavin & Robbie Hardkiss - RetroactiveFuturisticPsychedelicFunkBump (Q-Burns Abstract Message Remix)

Gavin & Robbie Hardkiss - RetroactiveFuturisticPsychedelicFunkBump (Hawke Remix)

June 9th

At the heart of Bristol’s house resurgence over the last few years resides a DJ, producer, graphic designer and general vibesman, Christophe.  A regular face on the scene for many years, his releases and inspired DJ sets for the Futureboogie label has catapulted this Welshman into the limelight, clocking up gigs at Fabric, XOYO alongside Eats Everything, Garden Party, Lowlfe & more.  Add to this his recent success as part of the Sure Thing collective, (alongside DJ Die, Joker et al), and collaborations with Lukas, the future’s looking bright for our Chris…

His debut release for Hypercolour comes in the shape of ‘Gotta Release’, a big sounding production that perfectly encapsulates the Christophe ethos; classic house sounds with a strong melody, hands in the air pianos and a sweet vocal lick, and a production value that the Def Mix crew would be proud of.

Supporting the release, a couple of remixes from Hypercolour personnel.  James Welsh continues a run of superb music for labels like Wolf Music, Losing Suki and Join The Dots with a great rework, right deep, down and luscious.  A bending Juno bassline and sweet chords float over the deft drums, sparingly sprinkling the vocal to maximum effect, really nice work from Mr. Welsh here.  

Last Magpie comes with the second remix, flipping the Original on its head completely and opting for a heavy breaks laden remix, chopping the vox up and slapping you around the face with its gnarly 909 drums, twisted breaks and sub-bass booms…..


Selected DJ reactions
Noir – James Welsh remix is cool
Catz n Dogz (Pets) – Jamed Welsh remix for me
Waifs & Strays – love this, has Summer written all over it, expect to play this a lot
Behling & Simpson – James Welsh remix is class, really feeling it
Tensnake – Love the James Welsh remix
Ralph Lawson – Christophe is the boy, love the tunes
James Zabiella – Last Magpie R~emix is a menace, original is nice too
Richey Ahmed – wicked release
Bill Brewster – James Welsh remix is as good as all the other stuff he’s done lately, a talent for sure
Rocky (X-Press 2) – James Welsh mix for me
Rob Da Bank (Radio1) – Big sound, love it
Maya Jane Coles – Last Magpie remix!!!!  OMG!
Appleblim – sick tunes all round, love the vibes on this


Christophe - Gotta Release (Hypercolour) (clips)

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MACHINE: // A Modern Discotheque DJs 
ADAM WARPED + JFRANCIS + RiCHARD.GEAR

Welcome to MACHINE, a wild and loose celebration of druggy tunes, night walkers, educated clubbers, and party rocking disco freaks. We're known for unleashing a barrage of slomo, psychedelic, and balearic treats that will tickle your boogie feather, unleash your innermost inhibitions, and make you sleep with strangers. 

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