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Brownswood electr*c 4
Various Artists
[Brownswood Recordings]
Release Date: 19/05/2014


iTunes: bit.ly/1mTVKPG <http://bit.ly/1mTVKPG>
Bandcamp: bit.ly/1lFjaFH <http://bit.ly/1lFjaFH>

Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood imprint dips back into the electronic melting pot to compile its fourth “electr*c” compilation in as many years. The fruits of intensive exploration of the cracks and crevices within today’s wonderfully fractured bass music movement, Brownswood electr*c 4 features exclusive music from a new crop of up and comers. Some like Frenchman Nikitch and Belgian wunderkind LTGL are fresh out of the blocks, whilst the likes of Deft, Adam Elemental, Glenn Astro, D Tiberio and B Lewis have cultivated relative online infamy in recent times, each carving out their own unique path and singular artistry.

As usual we run the full gamut of styles, skipping from searing hypercolour hip-hop/bass hybrids; through ever so slightly wonky deep house; furious footworkin’ D&B that recalls vintage Metalheadz cuts circa ’96 (but somehow sounds steadfastly futuristic); awesomely drunken R&B; wrecking ball 808-driven bangerz; and introspective emo bumps… It’s a cluttered, chaotic, hyperactive kaleidoscopic trip – no doubt – but we wouldn’t have it any other way.

Founded by Alex “Patchwork” Stevenson (Patchwork Pirates / Earnest Endeavours) in 2010, the aim of this series was very simply to replicate the ethos of Peterson’s much loved Brownswood Bubblers series and provide a platform for new, up and coming artists starting to make waves in the worldwide underground. It’s an approach that has characterised Gilles’s approach to DJing, broadcasting and music from the very beginning of his career and it lies at the very heart of his accidental slogan: “Searching for the perfect beat”.

The inaugural Brownswood electr*c in June 2010 provided a compelling snapshot of the dance music underground’s greyer areas, rounding up then newcomers (now major players) Shlohmo, Rockwell, 16bit, George Fitzgerald, Mosca and Mount Kimbie. Subsequent volumes burrowed deeper into the warren-like electronic landscape uncovering hidden treasures from Ta-ku, Koreless, Synkro & Indigo (these days known as Akkord), Stray (one third of Ivy Lab) and highlighted underground anthems by the likes of Dub Phizix and Krampfhaft, in addition to a whole raft of exceptionally talented newcomers.

Brownswood electr*c 4

01. Louis Futon - Shoulda Known (GANZ Remix)
02. Nikitch - Radiated Light
03. Monk' - “L”
04. Glenn Astro - We Killed Our Probation Worker
05. Deft - Breakdown
06. Adam Elemental - Green Eyes feat. Ravdeep Singh
07. NorvisJr - do kNo that…
08. LTGL - Hat To The Back (Brownswood Edit)
09. Feral - Rollercoaster
10. B Lewis - Four Days Alone
11. D Tiberio - All That's Torn feat. Natasha Agrama
12. Brrd - Youth Group

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Radiated Light (OUT NOW on Brownswood)

Rest in Peace: Donald Byrd, J Dilla, & DJ Rashad 

Discover: https://soundcloud.com/gdna-music

GDNA - Think Twice (Jo Def Edit)

#experimental #deephouse #indiepop #electro #electronica #bodypositive

My body is my map

My Serenade 
Playlist:
1.	Intro
2.	Let Up – Abbey Lincoln (1959)
3.	Blue Spirits – Freddie Hubbard (1966)
4.	Novo Ano – Azar Lawrence (1975)
5.	Abdullah and Abraham – Chico Hamilton (1975)
6.	Guarabe – Cal Tjader (1977)
7.	It Was Love (feat. Andy Senatore) – Tito Puente and His Orchestra (1969)
8.	Just Say Goodbye – Esther Philips (1965)
9.	Subway Joe – Joe Bataan (1968)
10.	Mellow Mood – Upsetters (1970)
11.	Give Me A Little Sign – Owen Gray (1968)
12.	Our Day Will Come – Ruby and the Romantics (1963)
13.	Please Don’t Leave Me – Sahib Shihab (1964)
14.	Para Que Chorar – Baden Powell (1979)
15.	Samba Da Minha Terra – Joao Gilberto (1961)
16.	Haunani Mine – Marlene Sai (1962)
17.	Tita Malia– The Invitations (196?)
18.	Sao Salvador – Gal Costa (1976)
19.	Luv ‘Em – Kalapana (1976)
20.	Moroccan Nights – Mandrill (1972)
21.	Rahsaan’s Run – Woody Shaw (1978)
22.	Dog Eat Dog – Fela Kuti (1977)
23.	Pig Ears and Rice – Lionel Hampton (1957)
24.	Soul Serenade – Gloria Lynne (1965)

Film clips:
Hollywood Shuffle (1987)
The Dancer Upstairs (2002)
Better Mus’ Come (2002)
Before Night Falls (2000)
Cidade de Deus (City of God, 2002)
La vie d'Adèle (Blue Is The Warmest Color, 2013)
La Haine (1995)
Aloha (*some racist s#!t, 2015)

Genres:
Jazz, Latin, Soul, Brazil, Hawaii, Afrobeat, Rocksteady, Funk

::: My Serenade :::

Newcomer Will Flo shares his soul-infected dance floor ready number. Taken from his debut Two & Three EP released via @wotnotmusic.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2017/03/20/william-florelle-as-the-sun-sets/
Listen on YouTube: http://bit.ly/WillFlo

WOT029 - Two & Three (WotNot Music)

Listen on YouTube

William Florelle - As The Sun Sets (STW Premiere)

Purchase 12" / Digi - https://nick-wisdom.bandcamp.com/album/intimate-strangers

After making waves a few years back via his Potatohead People project (with AstroLogical) and co-producing Illa J’s critically acclaimed self titled LP, Vancouver based playboy & producer Nick Wisdom steps out from behind the boards to deliver his first solo release for Bastard Jazz. 

The “Intimate Strangers” EP mines deep into Nick’s proclivities for disco, hip-hop, and house flavours. “Good Times” kicks things off with a snapping four on the floor, deep Rhodes chords and a rollicking bassline and vocals courtesy of Mr. Wisdom himself. “Feelin’ Alright” heads into outerspace disco territory with cosmic synths, walking bass, and sultry vocals courtesy of Reva Devito (HW&W, Kaytranada). On the flipside “Don’t Tell” brings in some 80s boogie vibes with downlow vocals from San Francisco’s K-Maxx, while “Rock The Cash Bar” is an instrumental party rocking hip-hop jam sounding like a modern day Showbiz & AG.

Intimate Strangers

Nick Wisdom - Rock The Cash Bar

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yadava - weightless

Taken from @plage84 "was it real?" EP
Stream/Buy ☞ RocheMusique.lnk.to/Plage84-RainbowHair

Plage 84 - rainbow hair (need that) ft. Femi Jaye

Honey Butter Records see out 2018 with a brand-new release from French artist Jehan, who’s following on from two impressive EP’s on Star Creature and Sure Cuts. Honey Butter have been building up quite the catalogue of records since their inception this time last year, with the likes of M.ono and Swales gracing their wax - Jehan’s Sucré Salé is an ideal addition.

We’ve feature 'Sucré Salé ', the E.P's title track. With elements of stuttery percussion, a moody bass riff, some oscillating rhodes and a well-placed vocal or two, this track perfectly captures label head: Sune's auteur like vision. 

Sucré Salé is out December 14th, grab it here - https://www.juno.co.uk/products/jehan-sucre-sale-ep/710977-01/

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