AURUM are back with their second release. The sister label of TELUM launched in March last year with the usual format – an unknown artist, with untitled tracks. In a rare reveal of the creator behind the craft, AURUM002 comes complete with tags attached. This one comes from Nu Zau.

A name already well established with the platform, Nu Zau has featured across the TELUM podcast series as well as serving up sounds live and direct from recent events. A regular at Sunwaves, Into The Woods and Animal Crossing to name a few, he can often be found playing back to back with fellow artist SEPP. [continue reading at...https://trommelmusic.com/music/premiere-a1-nu-zau-break-me-aurum002/]

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Premiere: A1 - Nu Zau - Break Me [AURUM002]

map.ache - So Oder So
©Giegling -  GIEGLING 28
October, 2022

https://www.discogs.com/release/24781049-mapache-So-Oder-So

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map.ache - Alba

TELUM010 - Unknown Artist - Untitled A1

TELUM 011 - Unknown Artist - Untitled A1

Vinyl: https://www.rushhour.nl/record/vinyl/brighter-days-5
Digital: https://rushhourmusic.bandcamp.com/album/kamma-masalo-brighter-days

Since 2014, Brighter Days has been a part of the rich tapestry of Amsterdam nightlife – a semi-regular party promoting positivity and inclusiveness run by resident DJs Kamma and Masalo. On the back of the platform provided by the party, the duo has notched up a string of memorable club and festival appearances, a regular Brighter Days show on Gilles Peterson’s Worldwide FM, and a memorable Boiler Room set streamed live from Dekmantel Festival.

Now Kamma and Masalo have taken the next step and curated a Brighter Days compilation for Rush Hour, a collection that does a terrific job in offering up slept-on and unreleased gems – including a clutch of their own tried-and-tested re-edits – while also accurately representing the sound, style and ethos of the event that inspired it.

Like Kamma and Masalo’s event, which invariably takes place in intimate dancing spaces in Amsterdam, the Brighter Days compilation offers up an open-minded, club-friendly soundtrack that joins the dots between crate-digging obscurities from the recent and distant past, fresh cuts, ‘secret weapons’ and previously unreleased music from young, local producers who have become regular faces on Brighter Days dancefloors.

Across nine tracks, Kamma and Masalo deliver an enticing blend of tactile and colourful house, disco, basement-ready throb-jobs, inspired dancefloor dubs and righteous boogie jams, some of which are appearing on vinyl for the very first time (see Haroumi Hosono and Yasuhiko’s ‘Turquois’, an exceedingly rare, CD-only chunk of deep, throbbing tribal house intoxication).

There are highlights everywhere you look, from the piano-house rush of the ‘Subterranean Mix Edit’ of S’Xpress’s overlooked 1990 single ‘Nothing To Lose’ and the South African Kwaito-boogie brilliance of Cisco The Champ’s ‘Move On’, to the Italo-disco excellence of Hugh Bullen’s ‘Alisand’, and Mr Fingers’ jacking 1988 remix of ‘We’re Gonna Work It Out’ by fellow Chicagoan house producers North/Clybourn.

Kamma and Masalo’s remixing and re-editing skills are put in the spotlight, too. There’s the edit of Discotheque’s 1982 Dutch-Belgian disco classic ‘For Your Love’ and a previously unreleased ‘dub’ edit of French-Cameroonian artist Anyzette’s 1984 gem ‘Baladoun’, a low-slung slice of drum machine-rich body music that blurs the boundaries between Italo-disco, Afro-boogie and proto-techno.

Completing the package are two cuts that demonstrate the duo’s love of showcasing tracks by young and little-known Dutch producers. Peffa’s ‘Routine’, an immersive and emotive treat that blends elements of deep house and Detroit techno, is just one of numerous unreleased tracks by the producer that Kamma and Masalo has been showcasing in their sets in recent years, while Desmon – whose ‘Submerge’ is a woozy, off-beat deep house treat – has been a regular on Brighter Days dancefloors since the start. It’s a fitting nod to what makes Brighter days special: a close-knit community of dancers and inspired, lesser-known music old and new.

Haruomi Hosono & Yasuhiko Terada - Turquois

Art of Minimal // Session No.1437

A.ONE MORE THING

Label: Pirka Vinyl Cuts
Artist: M.R. LODE aka Kirik
Format: Vinyl
Cat. Number: PVC05
Release Title: M.R. LODE - PVC05
Support it: https://www.deejay.de/MR_LODE_PVC05_PVC05_Vinyl__1126725

M.R. LODE aka Kirik:
https://www.instagram.com/kirillkirik/?hl=en
https://soundcloud.com/kirillkirik

Pirka Vinyl Cuts:
https://soundcloud.com/pirka-avh

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https://soundcloud.com/house-six
https://fb.me/HouseSix.yt
https://instagr.am/housesix_
https://spoti.fi/3pHAj7J
housesixyt@gmail.com


PREMIERE: M.R. LODE - Happiness

The sun is shining, the tunes are cruising and romance is in the air with Oliver.r at the controls for Magic Carpet’s 17th release! Primed for the summer, this is sexy house music that sidesteps the faster-and-harder march of dance music in favour of The Groove. Deep growly basslines with elegant playful twists, Oliver.r is clearly going places… and you’re invited!

BUY:
https://oliver--r.bandcamp.com/album/frisky-business-ep

PREMIERE: Oliver.r - City Of Love [Magic Carpet]

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Premiere: A1 - Unknown Artist - Unknown [TELUM006]

AURUM - Unknown Artist - AA2

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Art of Minimal // Session No.1437

Memphis

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