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Some artists strive for years to develop a distinctive trademark sound, stumbling between projects while trying to find their voice. It’s not an accusation you could level at rising star Rose Robinson, whose Tigerbalm releases are infused with a trademark sound that’s alight with infectious (and often thrillingly percussive) rhythms, vivid aural colour and nods to a dizzying array of sounds and styles from around the World.

It's this hard-to-pigeonhole personal style, allied with an instinctive grasp of what works on the dancefloor – a by-product of over a decade spent DJing around her home city of London and well beyond – that’s at the heart of Robinson’s first Tigerbalm release for Ubiquity Records, ‘Kete’, and the subsequent single and debut album that will follow later in the autumn.

Like the rest of that album, the appropriately titled International Love Affair, ‘Kete’ was inspired by Robinson’s travels around the world – in this case, the unique musical culture of Bali, where Indonesian-influenced rhythms and instrumentation sit side by side with imported nu-Balearic beats (a style Eric Duncan once dubbed ‘Bali-eric’ during the period he was a resident on the island), nu-disco and sundown house.

Blessed with the stylish, queen-of-the-night vocals of Berlin-based singer Joy Tyson, also known as Snake Milk and a member of the Farafi Band, ‘Kete’ is a locked-in late-night treat. Originally recorded as an instrumental, which Tyson then wrote lyrics for and added her vocals to, the track a wonderfully low-slung chugger laden with slowly creeping chords, weighty dub disco bass, flashes of fuzzy psyche-funk guitar, echoing percussion hits (provided by long-time friend and collaborator Patrick Dawes), whispers of Indonesian instrumentation and of trippy effects.

Fittingly given Robinson’s long-standing links to club culture, her original vocal and instrumental versions come accompanied by a string of similarly inspired reworks. Veteran producer Massimo Lamagma steps up first, sticking a rocket up Robinson’s original mix and reframing it as a breathless, non-stop mix of rolling disco and funk-fuelled tribal house, before Brazilian twosome Guinu & Cardaci take the track into more tactile, soft-focus territory via sunrise-ready grooves, vibrant electrofunk synth sounds and sensationally deep chords.

Subtly disco-tinged dancefloor delight comes courtesy of the Mang Dynasty – AKA scene heavyweights Bill Brewster and Ray Mang. The pair’s take is luscious and loved up, with ear-pleasing melodic elements and Tyson’s fine vocal rising above a seriously squelchy bassline. In contrast, Max Essa’s dub mix is positively skeletal, with the Tokyo-based Balearic specialist slowly building up a warming, loved-up workout. An additional full vocal mix from Essa features as a bonus track on the digital edition of the single, alongside Robinson’s own radio edit.

The release of ‘Kete’ comes accompanied by a beautiful, stylish video. This was shot in Berlin, directed by photographer and video maker Roberto Zanrossa and art directed by the song’s singer, Joy Tyson with background visuals from Kubma Dobrowolski.

‘Kete’, then, is a single that sets the agenda for the Tigerbalm releases to follow, both musically and visually. It’s a strong sonic sentiment from a producer hitting her artistic peak

PREMIERE : Tigerbalm feat. Joy Tyson - Kete (Radio Edit)

Fausta Monaco – Don't Give Up Our Love
Canada 🇨🇦 
1988
A JOSH FB dig!

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Fausta Monaco Don't Give Up Our Love (K Bros House Mix)

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Mister Gavin - Kind Of Love (Original Mix)

Djon Maya

N0 T3 HAGAS

Iyanya - Yebo (EDIT)

@ethyene - Sounds From The Streets EP / MHM004
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A1. Back 2 The Streets
A2. The Gulf Party
B1. Ain't No Love Lost
B2. Shoppers' Blues
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Out 9th September !!

MHM004 - Ethyène - Sounds From The Streets EP

Drapeau Noir

Vinyl only business. Released imminently on 12".

Untitles

Howard's Way [FotoX-002 // Out Soon]

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At Bolting Bits HQ we receive a lot of music submissions. We do our absolute best to feature as many artists and labels as possible to shed light on as much talent from across the world as we can. Until now, we've almost exclusively been showcasing material from signed talent, music that's already tied to a record label, be it self-released or through a third party. Today, we're launching our new unsigned series. The goal of this new series is to highlight music from talent that has either reached out to us or that we've come across in our own digging, but is music that has yet to find a home. We hope to showcase these artists and their music to the various influencers that keep up with our content and possibly help establish some sort of connection between the two parties. Instead of writing about the artists, for this series we've decided that it would be great if it could be more personal. We've asked these artists to introduce themselves and write a little bit about what makes them tick musically, their influences and anything else they choose to share with us. So, without further ado, we bring you the first in our unsigned series by Paradiso Rhythm.

Artwork by http://www.andrewstilkey.com/

UNSIGNED 001: Paradiso Rhythm - Theo's Prophecy

Ash Kidd - Motel INSTRUMENTAL by Khaos Beats

Lean Chihiro - Règlement Space 7

Dropping worldwide 7/12/19!

Soul Clap return with a disco infused tribute to New York nightlife ‘Ready To Freak’, featuring the legendary Kathy Brown on vocals. This Billboard charting vocalist was known for her 90’s number one single ‘Turn Me Out’. 

‘Ready To Freak’ is the US based duo’s first excursion on their eponymous Soul Clap Records since their collaboration with Funkadelic in 2014 and features four versions to suit any discerning dancefloor, boombox or Walkman! 

The 'Disco Mix' lives up to its name, edited and arranged by Morgan Wiley (Midnight Magic, Hercules & The Love Affair). It takes the melodies and basslines of the original demo and loads them up with Wiley's keyboard wizardry over live drums. On the 'Disco Dub' Soul Clap's Eli aka Bamboozle and Wiley flip the groove with a Roland RX7 drum machine for that 80's proto-house feel. 

On the B-side, Soul Clap's Charlie aka Lonely C pulls out all the stops for a pumped up piece of floor shaking house music on his 'Club Electronique’, while his 'Dub Electronique' makes things DJ friendly with a bass driven drum work out that that's already had massive reactions during DJ sets.

Soul Clap feat. Kathy Brown - "Ready To Freak (Disco Dub)"

j'aurais pu être son psychologue mais avec elle jme sent comme un caissier 
askip ya un rain-te en bas de son block 
mais c pour moi qu'elle bouge son fessier

T'es Ma Toxipote (bonusTrack)

"Dans Le Club" 
Every 20th of next months, I will deliver a fresh edit of Rap music, espacially French Rap. Hope you will enjoy !
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Oxmo Puccino - Mama Lova (Mangabey Rework)

Booking : alix@thetalentboutique.fr
Management : thomas@freeyourmind.agency
founder of @prod-joserecords

Oxmo Puccino - Mama Lova (Mangabey Rework)

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