Swiss artist Morphing Territories returns to his self-titled label with four tracks of laser-cut techno precision. He channels tension and energy into the Paper Brain EP, letting some sounds breathe with unpredictable life and nailing others to the floor with booming 909s or rolling basslines. 

"Magnetic Latency", the closing track of the EP and our premiere for today is a pure cut of peak-time psychedelia.  
Paper Brain EP is coming out on September 13th.


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PREMIERE: Morphing Territories - Magnetic Latency [Morphing Territories]

Long awaited podcast no.43! Uncovering new facets and treasures along the way, opening up to the potentialities of life and the magic of its epiphanies, the journey of @eliott-litrowski in the realm of electronic music is, rather than following an unexciting linear narrative, to be considered more of a timeless voyage where everything seems possible. One would indeed be hard pressed to pin down the French-born, Copenhagen-based producer to a single genre or aesthetic, so much his craft defies the conventions of floor-calibrated music while opening the scope onto further meditation-friendly rhythms and abstract atmospherics.

After dabbling with DJing as a teenager (his love for the art of wax-spinning and groove manipulation being then fuelled by scratch masters DJ Qbert and Kentaro), Eliott's interest quickly hugged the bend towards DnB and hardcore music, subsequently seeing him take his first steps in the world of club music and outdoor raves, which he soon felt rather unfit for. A key transition came when Eliott started to frequent the likes of Batofar, Rex and, most importantly, the legendary Parisian queer club, Pulp, where he got to experience life-affirming performances from Ivan Smagghe, Chloé, and the club's star resident, Jennifer Cardini, whose influence has never left him since then.
 
His shrewd signature sound - an effervescing meshwork of Italo-Disco romantics, kosmische-informed electro, breaksy progs and EBM-tinged rhythmic outbursts, has since been featured on David Vunk's ever impeccably curated Moustache Records, via what's certainly his most accomplished record to date, 'Schmock Machine'. Eliott since resurfaced with a multisensory treat of a split-12" alongside Dutch analogue wizard Mark Du Mosch in 2019, An impeccable solo EP “Long Story Short” on Dutch label “Something Happening, Somewhere” in 2021 plus a couple of appearances on label such as Permanent Vacation or Nocta Numerica. Now firmly established in Copenhagen where he can synch his passion for music and his work as an architect, Eliott has found more of the space and time required to deploy his vision, which you'll soon get to hear a lot more of in the form of exciting solo endeavors and parallel collaborations.

Eliott Litrowski ■ Hapësira Podcast XLIII

Taken from Saphileaum's EP "Hiberian Central" on Intervision Records, out February 21.

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Premiere: Saphileaum - Sands

Tamburi Neri debuts on the Danza Tribale imprint with "Bolle di Dolore" EP. Monument premieres the track "Ricordi" from the release, which will be released on May 6th.

Artwork: Kero

Buy Link: https://danzatribale.bandcamp.com/album/bolle-di-dolore-incl-off-the-meds-remix

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Bolle di Dolore EP

MNMT Premiere: Tamburi Neri – Ricordi

Unofficial remix. All rights belong to the original artist.

Sabri Aleel ft Sherine

Grig Starts A Cult!

Ah yea the pool! The convention has one for pooltoys and other watery fun! Just make sure there’s room for everyone though… we don’t want someone getting stuck and missing more of the activities!

Poolside

IDO03 - https://soundcloud.com/valentinomora + Yoshitake EXPE - Astrometric Effect EP

Chez Emile: https://bit.ly/2K9MpSZ
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Juno Records: https://bit.ly/2vJb25P

"Astrometric Effect" is the third release from Berlin label Intercontinental Dance Organization, better known as IDO. The release sees the label’s founder Valentino Mora collaborating for the first time with experimental Japanese musician Yoshitake EXPE. Astrometric Effect and Trans Format Eurotica are both products of a live experimentation session in Berlin. Mora provides his signature groovy, tribal percussions and deep sub bass and EXPE creates dreamy ambient drones using an electric guitar with a case full of effects that completely reimagines the sound of the guitar. Astrometric Effect is deep, tribal, hypnotic house, where the organic percussions and atmospheres are perfectly offset against delicate touches of robotic synth sounds. In Trans Format Eurotica, Mora’s spacey acid bassline paired with EXPE’s dreamy drone create a liquid effect. EXPE adds a “LFO” rhythmic sound using the electric guitar with effects as a percussive instrument. The final track on the EP, Trans Format Eurotica (Underwater Rephase), is a dub version offered by Mora, which is sure to be a club favourite.

ALL TRACKS PRODUCED, WRITTEN AND MIXED BY VALENTINO MORA.
LIVE DRONE GUITAR BY YOSHITAKE EXPE.
RECORDED IN BERLIN, GERMANY.
MASTERED BY CARSTEN DAMBKES.
DISTRIBUTED BY CHEZ EMILE.
ARTWORK BY MAISON CC.

© ℗ 2018 IDO

Valentino Mora + Yoshitake EXPE - Astrometric Effect

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Bas Dobbelaer and Vand - Laren EP (SoHaSo 023)

A1 Bas Dobbelaer and Vand - Transit
A2 Bas Dobbelaer and Vand - Gateway To Gaia
B1 Bas Dobbelaer and Vand  - Void (Pulse Mix)
 B2 Bas Dobbelaer and Vand  - Body-Electric

Artist: Bas Dobbelaer and Vand 
Title: Laren
Label: Something Happening Somewhere
12“ Vinyl / Digital (limited to 200 copies) (05-04-2019)
Cat.no: SoHaSo 023
Artwork by Bas Dobbelaer 
Worldwide distribution: Kompakt

Listening to music while travelling is one of the best things to do in life. Bas Dobbelaer and Vand both know this. The Dutch producers label their delicate compositions with titles like ‘Transit’ and ‘Gateway to Gaia’ and travelled to Laren (a small town in beautiful nature) to isolate themselves from the hustle and bustle of hometown Amsterdam. 

They came back with four beautiful tracks which combine floating melodies with soft percussion pads and lukewarm basslines. Just listen to Void (Pulse Mix) and imagine the sun setting behind lined trees while being on a public bus to the one you love. Laren leaves you with a sense of melancholia and longing, which in this case is a wonderful thing.

Bas Dobbelaer & Vand - Body-Electric

I had the pleasure, the duty and the honour to give my little contribution with my unreleased track "100" to this monumantal Charity compilation project together with other 55 great artists.
100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Red Cross and help them fight COVID-19.

In light of the current Covid-19 Pandemic Studio Enisslab headed up by Italian DJ / Producer and Live Act Neel has announced the release of a very special 56 track charity compilation project, fundraising for The Red Cross, who are working extremely hard alongside health services internationally that are feeling the effects of the corona-virus outbreak the most right now. 

This special release features over 6 hours of previously unreleased and unheard material, where an all star cast of artists were encouraged to share music that reflects this time we are living in. 

Neel, who is one half of live duo Voices From The Lake, and LF58 speaks out on behalf of the initiative, organised in collaboration with improvised live project Circle Of Live, and visual art collective Sbagliato. He explains: 

“In this situation we all need to look after each other and this project is a start. I wanted to reach as many people as possible to spread this message, so I started to share the idea personally with lots of artists and the response was amazing. I wanted them to take their time with whichever tools they had available at home to produce some music that reflects this time we are living in, a contribution for this special project and to portray a special message.” 

The project’s cover art image brought to you by visual art collective Sbagliato shows pictures of windows of houses and studios taken by the artists themselves: 56 musicians, 56 windows, 56 tracks shape a new place of sharing.

"100"

Once upon a time, two operators stared at their screens. They sat silently for hours, their whole being dedicated to the task they had been assigned to. Days and nights passed in the same monotonous manner.

Suddenly signals showed up on their monitors. Alarms started to ring.

Both reacted at the same speed and did what they were supposed to do. Controls and commands were entered, as was protocol. After observing these waves for 61:01 minutes, everything became quiet again.

What they had just witnessed made them wonder. For the first time they addressed each other. "The data is transferring through our system," announced the first. “Let us both check how this can be interpreted.” The second validated the response. Together, they looked at what had been recorded. Ideas raced through their complicated minds until they realized simultaneously: sounds! They listened.

“Is this an unknown language?” one asked
“This is the first time this has been heard throughout our history,” the other answered.
They listened again and again.
“This electricity has been arranged to form a cohesive entity,” the first said.
“Why would machines be used to create that?” the second mused.
Something had awakened inside of them, an obsessive curiosity they had never experienced before. They did not understand and were blown away by the beauty of it.
“Do you think it could have been left by humans before us?” one whispered.
“If it was, these would be Major Signals,” the other concluded.
As they processed these thoughts, the two artificial intelligences sat still.
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Irakli was born in Georgia when the country was still a part of the Soviet Union. He moved to Cologne before ending up in Berlin a decade ago and has been an active and interesting voice in the electronic music and club landscape of the city. First as a DJ and producer behind the I/Y and Intergalactic Research Institute For Sound labels, but also as one of the minds behind the STAUB collective. His artistic endeavors have brought him to contribute to books, exhibitions and movies. He has performed with classical orchestras and worked with artists and thinkers from all fields. He hasn’t been afraid to take a stance politically - in 2019 he collaborated with fellow Georgian producer Michailo whilst he was imprisoned. But most importantly, he loves the music, making it, sharing it, listening to it, dancing to it, and now he is presenting us with his first album on Dial.
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DialLP45 26/03/2021

"100"

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