We are currently looking for producers, visual artists/illustrators and rappers/MC's.

This project involves the remixing or re-making of Mostacho Xprmnt and Henna songs. Producers from all over the world are welcome to participate. 

For more information visit http://www.musicdribble.com

Mdribble Remix Project

Visions is the second movement of a four-movement remix of "Clap With Me", by Mostacho Xprmnt. The remixed composition is titled "Clap Again" and it exposes different approaches to remixing a song. The instrumental versions of each movement have been released in an EP titled "Stages".

“Stages” is set to entice its listeners along a musical journey of self-reflection in a time when external exploration, and more particularly, the sharing of personal musical experiences, has become extremely limited. Specifically speaking, Visions come when an invocation has been made, and it is the main event of a ritual.

"Stages" was released as part of the Music Dribble Entertainment catalog, and together, we are inviting fellow artists, listeners, musicians, and producers alike, to collaborate and reimagine their own interpretations of their favorite movements by recording their own performances. The removal of all vocal and lyrical elements leaves space for melodic and rhythmic experimentation, and the exclusion of select instrumental tracks allows collaborators to take the project in entirely new directions.

Visit stages.musicdribble.com to learn more and download the stripped down tracks.

Mastering Engineer: Daniel Alba at Zampol Productions
Artwork: Tobías Arboleda

Stages

Visions

Between the Rain and the Moonlight is the third movement of a four-movement remix of "Clap With Me", by Mostacho Xprmnt. The remixed composition is titled "Clap Again" and it exposes different approaches to remixing a song. The instrumental versions of each movement have been released in an EP titled "Stages".

“Stages” is set to entice its listeners along a musical journey of self-reflection in a time when external exploration, and more particularly, the sharing of personal musical experiences, has become extremely limited. Specifically speaking, Between the Rain and the Moonlight alludes to the liberation that comes after the main ritual has occurred, and walks the listener back to a come down where they find themselves reflecting on the omnipresent aspects of life that are seldom identified or reflected upon.

"Stages" was released as part of the Music Dribble Entertainment catalog, and together, we are inviting fellow artists, listeners, musicians, and producers alike, to collaborate and reimagine their own interpretations of their favorite movements by recording their own performances. The removal of all vocal and lyrical elements leaves space for melodic and rhythmic experimentation, and the exclusion of select instrumental tracks allows collaborators to take the project in entirely new directions.

Visit stages.musicdribble.com to learn more and download the stripped down tracks.

Mastering Engineer: Daniel Alba at Zampol Productions
Artwork: Tobías Arboleda

Between the Rain and the Moonlight

Between The Rain And The Moonlight

Flashbacks is the fourth and last movement of the four-movement remix of "Clap With Me", by Mostacho Xprmnt. The remixed composition is titled "Clap Again" and it exposes different approaches to remixing a song. The instrumental versions of each movement have been released in an EP titled "Stages".

“Stages” is set to entice its listeners along a musical journey of self-reflection in a time when external exploration, and more particularly, the sharing of personal musical experiences, has become extremely limited. Flashback references the takeaways, the teachings, and the colors that are left from memorable experiences. The memories hint at the nostalgia that is brought out, as well as the stream of emotions that resonate with what was. It is a way to look back to what has been, and to be grateful for what has been, for what is, and for what is not.

"Stages" was released as part of the Music Dribble Entertainment catalog, and together, we are inviting fellow artists, listeners, musicians, and producers alike, to collaborate and reimagine their own interpretations of their favorite movements by recording their own performances. The removal of all vocal and lyrical elements leaves space for melodic and rhythmic experimentation, and the exclusion of select instrumental tracks allows collaborators to take the project in entirely new directions.

Visit stages.musicdribble.com to learn more and download the stripped down tracks.

Mastering Engineer: Daniel Alba at Zampol Productions
Artwork: Tobías Arboleda

Flashback

Flashbacks

“Clap Again”: a ritual that takes the traveler on an inner journey. It is a four movement piece inspired by a ritualistic approach to music technology.

The entire song converts the ritual of clapping into one of self-reflection. “Clap Again” was derived from a Mostacho Xprmnt song to create a musical journey.

The first movement is named "Invocation". The traveler is surrounded by darkness, until summoned by rhythm and music.

The second movement, "Visions", represents the main event, surrounding the traveler with visions of pyrotechnia, fire and light, showcasing the truths that can never be reduced to words.

The third movement i called "Between the Rain and the Moonlight", and it emphasizes the resolution of the spectacle, guiding the traveler as they initiate the journey back to stillness, through the depths of raindrops in the night. A sense of serenity will forever remain.

Finally, the fourth movement, "Flashbacks", marks the return of the traveler, changed and forever carrying the blurred memories of the ritual.

Clap Again creates a journey inwards in times that make outer travels a significant challenge.

Throughout the piece, several audio synthesis techniques are used to capture unique sonic standards. “Clap Again” is influenced by a variety of artists, including Jon Hopkins, Ben Howard and Aphex Twin. This collaborative effort weaves in important portions of “Clap With Me” by the Brooklyn band Mostacho Xprmnt.

The EP “Stages” was released to accompany "Clap Again". It contains the instrumental versions of each movement of Clap Again and opens up a new chapter of collaborations for musicians all over the world.

Artwork by Tobías Arboleda
Mastering by Daniel Alba at Zampol Productions
Songwriters:
Andrés Marín, David Cardona, Haruka Yabuno, Eitan Akman, Luis D'Elías, Dave Lowenthal, Song Yi Jeon

Clap Again

I wrote this song as a representation of our Hearts beating in union with the Hearts of those that we love, regardless of whether they are here or not.

Hearts

Producer Copper Tony @copper-tony remixes our track "Que Mae Mas Raro" into an electronic, dofflin mixed/hip hop sounding happy track!


Original Written by: Andres Marin, Najwa Mahiaddin, Eitan Akman, Haruka Yabuno, Alejandro Zorrilla, Dave Lowenthal, Song Yi Jeon, Luis D'Elias and Miguel Gallardo. Additional writing by David Cardona, Matthew Sokol and Matthew Giella.
©Ⓟ Music Dribble Entertainment (BMI)
Stems credits: Mixed and Mastered by Daniel Alba. Recorded by Colin Rivers.
Executive Producer: Andres Marin
Co-executive Producer: David Cardona
Mastered by Alex Psaroudakis
Artwork by Tobías Arboleda

QMMR (Remix)

Que Mae Mas Raro (It's Cool) - Copper Tony Remix

Producer Matt Sokol @heymattsokol twists our track "Que Mae Mas Raro" into an experimental, indie, electronic tune!


Original Written by: Andres Marin, Najwa Mahiaddin, Eitan Akman, Haruka Yabuno, Alejandro Zorrilla, Dave Lowenthal, Song Yi Jeon, Luis D'Elias and Miguel Gallardo. Additional writing by Matthew Sokol.
©Ⓟ Music Dribble Entertainment (BMI)
Stems credits: Mixed and Mastered by Daniel Alba. Recorded by Colin Rivers.
Executive Producer: Andres Marin
Co-executive Producer: David Cardona
Mastered by Alex Psaroudakis
Artwork by Tobías Arboleda

Que Mae Mas Raro - Matt Sokol Remix

Producer 28 Lines twists our track "Que Mae Mas Raro" into an experimental, disco, electronic tune!


Original Written by: Andres Marin, Najwa Mahiaddin, Eitan Akman, Haruka Yabuno, Alejandro Zorrilla, Dave Lowenthal, Song Yi Jeon, Luis D'Elias and Miguel Gallardo. Additional writing by David Cardona. ©Ⓟ Music Dribble Entertainment (BMI)
Stems credits: Mixed and Mastered by Daniel Alba. Recorded by Colin Rivers.
Executive Producer: Andres Marin
Co-executive Producer: David Cardona
Mastered by Alex Psaroudakis
Artwork by Tobías Arboleda

QMMR Remix

Que Mae Mas Raro (El Mae) - 28 Lines Remix

RO(H)AN takes the essence of the track "Mañana" by  Costa Rican band Henna and gives it an electronic spin while preserving lots of the original magic!

M Dribble is proud to present the first single off the "Mdribble Presents: Soda Cassette Remixes" EP, coming out on August 27th 2018. This is the second EP of remixes that follows the "QMMR Remix" EP from 2017.

For more information visit www.musicdribble.com

Executive Producer: Andres Marin
Remix Producer: Rohan Edwards
Mastered by Daniel Alba at Zampol Studios
Artwork: Extract of Edward Brends's artwork for MdribblePresents: Soda Cassette Remixes.
©All Publishing Rights belong to Henna, administered by Music Dribble Entertainment.

Mdribble Presents: Soda Cassette Remixes

Mañana [RO(H)AN Remix]

Matt Sokol reinvents "Botellas", the ballad hit of Costa Rican band Henna!! Check out the original for contrast!
This is part of the Mdribble Presents: Soda Cassette Remixes; the sophomore Remix EP of our label featuring also RO(H)AN and Armando González Sosto. It follows the QMMR Remix EP which explored variations on Mostacho Xprmnt's "Que Mae Mas Raro".

Artwork by Edward Brends.
Mastered by Daniel Alba at Zampol Productions, New York.
Publishing copyright: Daniel Cespedes, Eduardo Brenes, Daniel Rodriguez, Andres Marin (ACAM). Music Dribble Entertainment (BMI).

Botellas (Matt Sokol Remix)

@FunkyMo has reinvented @MostachoXprmnt's "Clap With Me" onto a powerful and groovy house track! Dancing won't be optional anymore!

FunkyMo is a New York City based producer and DJ from Taiwan. His remix is the first of many to come for the funk fusion tune that features Song Yi Jeon on lead vocals, Luis D'Elías on guitar, Dave Lowenthal on bass, Miguel Gallardo on keys and Andrés Marín on drums.

Remix produced and mixed by FunkyMo
Mastered by Mercury Mastering
Executive producer Andres Marin
Stems recorded by Colin Rivers, mixed and mastered by Daniel Alba
Artwork illustration by Daniel Rodríguez Guarín
All rights reserved. Music Dribble Entertainment. 2019

Clap With Me (FunkyMo Remix)

"Implode" describes the death of a star, chanting a motive through impacts and explosions until all that's left is a stopping heart-beat and textures that reminisce the star’s presence in the form of stardust.

@28lines demonstrates the creative exploration of audio techniques, incorporating the resulting sounds into an evocative musical context on this first single fully composed and produced by him. The effort is backed up by New York based record label Music Dribble Entertainment, artwork by Tobias Arboleda and mastering by Alex Psaroudakis.

28 Lines is the artistic outlet of producer, composer and sound designer David Cardona from Colombia. Cardona draws inspiration from the likes of Aphex Twin, Jon Hopkins and Amon Tobin, but aims to always create something fresh and innovative. His freshman immersive song is a heavily visual sonic event, bringing together fierce rhythms, powerful bass synths, melodic arpeggios and shimmering atmospheres. The development of the song brings a wide variety of ear-candy, stutters, stop-time transitions, warping swells and other artistic devices that aim to transport the listener’s experience into a sci-fi technological world.

Artwork by Tobias Arboleda

Implode(single)

Implode

28 Lines - Implode

@glowcean presents the second remix of Mostacho Xprmnt's "Clap With Me" in collaboration with Music Dribble Entertainment in New York and artwork by Cikadda in Russia.  

"I wanted to remake this track with a more modern, futuristic and synthesized sound. So I used digital synths like Serum, and added lots of my favorite sounds of water, foley and heavy bass." said the South Korean producer and beatmaker glowcean aka Junhyung Kim. 

glowcean started playing classical piano at 7, which led him to grow his enthusiasm and talent in music. In 2012, he started majoring in Jazz Piano at Berklee College of Music. But soon after, inspired by various artists such as Flying Lotus, Tokimonsta and The Internet, he decided to become a producer and embed electronic elements in Hip-hop, R&B and Soul genre. During his time at Boston, he released his unique-styled tracks on SoundCloud, including '🌘Ceremony', 'Inside of you (Cosmic)' and 'Spr(ing) out'. Now back in Seoul, glowcean is blending his expertise in classical & jazz piano with electronic production to create the sounds of the future.

Mastered by Daniel Alba at Zampol Productions, New York
Artwork by Cikadda www.instagram.com/_cikadda_
Executive Producer: Andrés Marín
Produced by Junhyung Kim aka glowcean
Original song written by: Haruka Yabuno, Eitan Akman, Andrés Marín, Dave Lowenthal, Luis D'Elías and Song Yi Jeon

Clap With Me (glowcean Remix)

“Clap Again”: a ritual that takes the traveler on an inner journey.

Colombian electronic composer @28Lines releases “Clap Again”, a four movement piece inspired by his ritualistic approach to music technology.

The newest song of 28 Lines converts the ritual of clapping into one of self-reflection. “Clap Again,” derived from a Mostacho Xprmnt song and transformed into a musical journey, is available on all platforms on September 3rd.

It all starts with an Invocation. The traveler is surrounded by darkness, until summoned by rhythm and music.

At the main event, Visions of pyrotechnia, fire and light showcase the truths that can never be reduced to words.

The spectacle dims and the traveler initiates the journey back to stillness between the rain and the moonlight. A sense of serenity remains.

Finally the traveler returns, forever changed by blurred flashbacks of the ritual. 

“Clap Again creates a journey inwards in times that make outer travels a significant challenge” explains 28 Lines a.k.a. David Cardona.

Throughout the piece, 28 Lines uses several audio synthesis techniques to capture unique sonic standards. “Clap Again” is influenced by a variety of artists, including Jon Hopkins, Ben Howard and Aphex Twin. This collaborative effort weaves in important portions of “Clap With Me” by the Brooklyn band Mostacho Xprmnt.

28 Lines is also releasing the EP “Stages” in late September. It contains the instrumental movements of Clap Again and opens up a new chapter of collaborations for musicians all over the world.


Artwork by Tobías Arboleda
Mastering Daniel Alba at Zampol Productions
Songwriters:
Andrés Marín, David Cardona, Haruka Yabuno, Eitan Akman, Luis D'Elías, Dave Lowenthal, Song Yi Jeon

Clap Again - 28 Lines

“Stages” by @28lines - an electronic four movement instrumental blueprint that calls for fellow artists to collaborate and lend their own interpretations to its tracks. “Stages” is set to be released on September 26th via Brooklyn-based record label Music Dribble. 
visit http://stages.musicdribble.com to learn more and download the stripped down tracks.

28 Lines is the latest recording project of Colombian artist David Cardona, who came to the US at the age of 16 with a dream of graduating from Berklee College of Music. He successfully brought this dream to fruition in 2012 with a dual-major degree in Contemporary Writing and Production, and Electronic Production and Sound Design, and has since blazed a trail that has led him to his first Grammy nomination for his engineering work on “Deran” by Bombino. In addition to his consistent collaboration with various independent artists, Cardona has also worked with a number of highly recognized and accomplished artists including John Patitucci, Matthew Nicholl, Oscar Stagnaro, and Fabián Gallón. 

Each movement of the forthcoming “Stages” presents a stripped down parallel to those within 28 Lines’ latest release, “Clap With Me”, which began streaming everywhere on September 3rd, and invites listeners, musicians, and producers alike to reimagine the original tracks by adding their own recordings. As an independent, home-recording artist himself, Cardona strives to spread the collaborative spirit of the original project, which derived from fellow artist Mostacho Xprmnt’s song “Clap Again”. The removal of all vocal and lyrical elements leaves space for melodic and rhythmic experimentation, and the exclusion of select instrumental tracks allows collaborators to take the project in entirely new directions. 

“Stages” is set to entice its listeners along a musical journey of self-reflection in a time when external exploration, and more particularly, the sharing of personal musical experiences, has become extremely limited. The diversity of each “Stages” movement illustrates Cardona’s creative independence, as well as the technical and sonic expertise that he has cultivated through the development of his home studio. 

Artwork by Tobías Arboleda
Mastered by Daniel Alba at Zampol Productions
Produced and Mixed by David Cardona
Written by Andres Marin, David Cardona, Haruka Yabuno, Eitan Akman, Dave Lowenthal, Luis D'Elías and Song Yi Jeon.

Remix of Anomie en Masse, by Eren Basbug.

Anomic Polarity highlights the social polarization brought on by the development of technological advancements, and by the isolation created by portable devices.

Mastering Engineer: Alex Psaroudakis
Artwork: Tolga Atalay

Anomie En Masse

Anomic Polarity

Remix of Qué Mae Más Raro, by Mostacho Xprmnt.

El Mae is a funk-electronic reinterpretation of the fusion-rock track, Qué Mae Más Raro. Made to groove, to hit hard, and to celebrate organic electronics.

Executive Producer: Andres Marin
Co-executive Producer: David Cardona
Mastering Engineer: Alex Psaroudakis
Artwork: Tobías Arboleda 

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Original Written by: Andres Marin, Najwa Mahiaddin, Eitan Akman, Haruka Yabuno, Alejandro Zorrilla, Dave Lowenthal, Song Yi Jeon, Luis D'Elias and Miguel Gallardo. Additional writing by David Cardona. ©Ⓟ Music Dribble Entertainment (BMI)
Stems credits: Mixed and Mastered by Daniel Alba. Recorded by Colin Rivers.

Que Mae Mas Raro (El Mae) [28 Lines Remix]

El Mae

Invocation is the first movement of a four-movement remix of "Clap With Me", by Mostacho Xprmnt. The remixed composition is titled "Clap Again" and it exposes different approaches to remixing a song. The instrumental versions of each movement have been released in an EP titled "Stages".

“Stages” is set to entice its listeners along a musical journey of self-reflection in a time when external exploration, and more particularly, the sharing of personal musical experiences, has become extremely limited. Specifically speaking, Invocation marks an introspective offering that seeks to awaken listeners to a ritual in their present moment.

"Stages" was released as part of the Music Dribble Entertainment catalog, and together, we are inviting fellow artists, listeners, musicians, and producers alike, to collaborate and reimagine their own interpretations of their favorite movements by recording their own performances. The removal of all vocal and lyrical elements leaves space for melodic and rhythmic experimentation, and the exclusion of select instrumental tracks allows collaborators to take the project in entirely new directions.

Visit stages.musicdribble.com to learn more and download the stripped down tracks.

Mastering Engineer: Daniel Alba at Zampol Productions
Artwork: Tobías Arboleda

Invocation

We are a new Record Label and Music Publisher based in Brooklyn, NY.

Distributing for @MostachoXprmnt, @28Lines, @glowcean, @FunkyMo, Henna, RO(H)AN, @Copper-Tony, @HeyMattSokol and @Armando-Gonzalez-Sosto.
Publishing for Juana Luna, Karikatura, dustlights, Aaron Gratzmiller and Leala Cyr.