The perfect late summer tune. The first 12inch by Berlin DJ Hugo Capablanca (Broken Hearts Club/ Los Massierias) and Swedish amigo T. Keeler. An epic Flamenco Boogie 11-minute jam that is getting loved my many Gomma friends already!

Capablanca & T. Keeler - No Hay Ritmo (excerpt)

Escape From Sewer 9

Renowned German producer (and Kompakt lynchpin) Michael Mayer builds a propulsive, tropical-flavoured anthem around Mockasin’s unusual vocals, with delightfully unpredictable results.

You can see Connan Mockasin in glorious live action this autumn, when he and his band embark on their own headline tour of the UK, playing dates across the country at the end of September. Having already toured with Warpaint in the summer, as well as scoring the first short film from acclaimed video director Kinga Burza, and collaborating with the idiosyncratic likes of Charlotte Gainsbourg and Sam Eastgate of Late of the Pier, it is certain that the eccentric pleasures of Connan Mockasin aren’t going to stay a cult secret for too much longer.

TRACKLISTING
Original version
Extended version
Michael Mayer remix
Tom Furse remix

UPCOMING LIVE DATES:

September
25 – King Tut’s, Glasgow
26 – The Deaf Institute, Manchester
27 – Sheffield Bungalow, Sheffield
28 – Bush Hall, London
29 – Start the Bus, Bristol
30 – Green Door, Brighton

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Faking Jazz Together (Michael Mayer Remix)

Mechanical Turk (courtesy Of Karpov Not Kasparov)

Play loud and enjoy.
Written by Boris Pupul.
Recorded, mixed and produced at DEEWEE.

Beatport

BOLIS PUPUL - WÈI?

MAKE ME PRADA

A bare-back ride through a pitched dreamscape.

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Alysha

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/jose-manuel-bangalore-clandestino/
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aOG8trjW3fs
* Pre-order: https://bit.ly/2qDuyea

Joe Morris, Nick Smith and Iain Mac are Clandestino, a successful trio of party throwers based out of Leeds. They've been around the block a few times and have been involved in their local underground scene for almost two decades. This longstanding venture has garnered them some international attention and even resulted in quite a few international gigs as Clandestino. Their tastes are an amalgam of exotically influenced sounds from around the globe, easily heard on their extremely popular monthly show on KMAH Radio. As is often the case, they've also naturally developed into a record label, curating their own brand of idiosyncratic dance music.

Clandestino's fifth release comes from José Manuel, the Berlin-based Italian known for his percussion-heavy sound and tribal leanings. The "Human Behaviour" EP comes with two originals and two remixes, as well as a digital-only bonus track. The title track is a 9 minute journey that's slower in tempo with atmospheric keys and flutes playing over top of a jagged bassline. Clandestino remix Human Behaviour to turn it into a more uptempo, afro-leaning cut, injecting it with some tropical keys and a bit of an acid-y 303 bass.

Our premiere today is entitled Bangalore. Starting off with an immediate ear-catching, eastern guitar and bass combo, we know we're in for a ride. Trippy vocal chants come in as the drums and afro-latin percussion continue to work up to a full fledged groove. This percussive tune never loses its direction as different elements are introduced and taken out in the arrangement but the combination between the percussion, guitar and especially the quirky vocals turn it into a late night jam.

The final tracks on the EP are the Mushrooms Project remix of Bangalore, which turns it into more of a deep sundown, seaside extravaganza, and the digital bonus, Aisha, a tripped out cut full of djembes, Middle-Eastern and Indian instrumentation. Be sure to pre-order your copy as it's due out next week!

PREMIERE : Jose Manuel - Bangalore

The village was quaint, the narrow cobbled streets lined with picture postcard houses decorated with colourful flowers. The sun beamed down and flocks of birds chirped in harmony. But there were no voices to be heard. No whispered conversations across the garden fence or kids playing in the front yard. Despite its beauty it felt eerie. Haunting almost. It was too quiet. Were they the only people here?

Kompakt affiliate Jörg Burger returns to the label for his second Velvet Desert Music compilation. In a similar fashion to the first outing he explores an open-minded aesthetic influenced by the interests that have preoccupied his own productions over the last few decades; sweeping tones and melodies, cinèma pour l’oreille (cinema for the ear) and textural abstraction, to name but a few. The compilation features contributions from Jörg as part of The Velvet Circle and Gen Pop, and the likes of Fantastic Twins, Sascha Funke, Michael Mayer and our pick, the psychedelic rhythms and French vocals of The Golden Bug and The Liminanas.

Velvet Desert Music Vol. 2

PREMIERE: The Golden Bug and The Liminanas - Variations Sur 3 Bancs [Kompakt]

Superpoze Pavane (Dombrance Remix)

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Mechanical Turk (courtesy Of Karpov Not Kasparov)

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