Roman Kyn - Where We Belong 
💿 out on @siameserecords

Finally ! This track is a very personal one. It’s a story about our innate need to feel a sense of belonging, finding what can provide us with a sense of purpose and meaning, as we feel a part of something larger than ourselves.

I’ve always been a musician but it sometimes felt like I was still searching for something that would make me whole, a place in my mind where I would have a feeling of fulfillment. A place where I could set a path that would take me to a life of thrills and excitement. This is how it feels today.

Something I See

Roman Kyn - Where We Belong

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METAFLORA II picks up where the first volume left off, continuing HABITAT’s explorative journey. The 24-track compilation features original music from new and established artists alike, all tried, tested and approved on the road over the past several months.

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She Likes

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Like A Dream

Adriatique ,Rivo - Like A Dream

Blue Moon (feat. Sophie Saint)

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Release Date: 2024-11-29 

Siamese Records continues to support creative ideas with one of its most ambitious releases to date, bringing together the talents of Siamese regular Marino Canal and US-based producer Kotiēr for Shadow. 

In this collaboration, the duo has reimagined the classic track I Never Thought I'd See the Day from Sade's 1988 album Stronger Than Pride, a record celebrated for its soulful depth and distinctive sound that remains timeless even decades later. Together, they approach this adaptation with a profound respect for Sade's artistry, breathing new life into the track while preserving the melancholy and intimacy that define the original. Their adaptation doesn't just aim to replicate; it reshapes Sade's iconic sound within a modern electronic framework, merging downtempo textures, intricate layering and a meticulously crafted sonic landscape. 

Released on Siamese Records on November 29th, this track highlights the labels commitment to unique, genre-crossing productions that pay homage to musical heritage while driving electronic music into new, unexplored territories. 

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Marino Canal & Kotiēr - Shadow

Back To Life

Adriatique & Samm - Back To Life (feat. Jaimes)

I Wanna Go

A A Bonafide ICONYC future classic, Solique's "Ordinary Things" is a true staple of refined sophistication. Led by an instantly recognizable vocal, the austro-swedish project's tantalizing piece has enthralled dancefloors and festivals worldwide for months, and now, we're excited to give it the remix treatment as it goes under the surgical vision of Prague-based maestro Spada, Dutch alchemist Volar, and Irish provocateur Olive Hatake, plus an exclusive "Piano Version" by famed Italian concert pianist Luigi R. Gargano. 

On our first remix, Spada steps up to the plate with a gorgeous percussive foundation that sets a most flavorful mood before meandering flanger squelches uncover a warm bassline that gently invites us deeper inside this lush take on "Ordinary Things". Smoldering yet restrained, Spada's velvet-laced reinterpretation suddenly reveals a tantalizing break in the clouds as every element converges into the void, exploding in a splendid genesis of a third act where icy arpeggios intertwine, traversing endlessly across the piece in an unrepeatable sliver of bliss.

The second version of "Ordinary Things" comes courtesy of Volar, who devises a throbbing low-end pulse that runs amok through the grit. As mangled vocals lend a gloomy and mysterious feel to this reinterpretation, the Dutch producer reveals a tantalizing lead that slithers across the piece, drawing hypnotic figures in mid-air while leading to a showstopping core where everything dissolves into the ether before resuming its unstoppable midnight march.

Our final remix in this comprehensive package is a most unique take and showcases Olive Hatake's unmistakable sonic signature as the Irish artist reconfigures "Ordinary Things" into a full-blown technicolor skitterish hybrid. Driving Solique's dazzling original into new territory, Olive pushes the tempo and unleashes a myriad of cascading arpeggios that interlock with swelling synths and an earth-quaking bassline for a wild ride across Rainbow Road.

Wrapping up this gemstone of a remix package, Luigi R. Gargano makes a sensational debut on ICONYC with a much-cherished "Piano Version". Intimate as ever, this breathtaking delivery finds the famed Italian pianist lowering his defenses as he strips "Ordinary Things" to its naked core, allowing for its story to be told by a rummaging piano that walks across the halls of yesterday in search for answers it might never come to find.

Catalog Number: #ICONYC016
Release Date: April 25th, 2025
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