Nice one, its got some good deeper moodier feel :) Upload it to www.housecharts.net too Mike, if you havent already :)

Continuing 2022 in style, Meanwhile welcomes Analog Jungs to its roster with their emotive “Surrender”.

From the historically significant city of Córdoba, Claudio Cornejo and Gustavo Ruarte are artists at the vanguard of the underground dance scene, portrayed through their Analog Jungs production moniker. Constantly looking to develop their beautifully sculpted sound, the duo are regulars at global festivals including Burning Man, Tomorrowland and Woodstock 69, while also performing across their Argentinean homeland.

A production career has run contemporaneously with their work gracing such esteemed imprints as Mango Alley, Or Two Strangers and Nick Warren’s The Soundgarden. Supported by DJ heavyweights including John Digweed, Eelke Kleijn and fellow countryman, Hernan Cattaneo, Analog Jungs now showcase their unique talents on Meanwhile.

Opening proceedings, “Surrender” is driven by a hefty beat and offbeat percussion combination as meandering chord progressions juxtapose against a dynamic bass groove that has the words ‘floor filling’ stamped across it in large letters. Working effortlessly in syncopated joy with the rhythm section, melodic elements come courtesy of delayed chords that shimmer across the breakdown before erupting into the third movement to create a multi-faceted offering.

“Here & Now” continues the dominant kick and dynamic shaker rhythm that lays the foundation for a bassline from the depths of the Laurentian Abyss as it permeates listener consciousness with its imperceptible groove. Building with filtered subtlety, flowing pads and white noise washes, delayed chords build into the breakdown before a rousing crescendo drops back into seething and sultry dancefloor credentials.

The final track sees “Bridge” entice with it rolling percussive groove, anchored by a chest-thumping kick. White noise swells wax and wane in metronomic fashion before the track enters a new phase with ticking hit-hat groove and immaculately placed analogue synth motif. Counterpoint melodies and complementary bassline enter the fray at the breakdown before “Bridge” picks up the pace once more in the second half to dramatic and intoxicating effect.

A three-track study in musical craftsmanship, Analog Jungs have created a captivating triptych through “Surrender”.

Analog Jungs - Brigde (Original Mix)

Lost & Found Recordings is pleased to announce a collection of previously unreleased tracks. The title joins iconic producers celebrating the 99th release.
The Lost & Found founder Guy J cast a wide net to find the next big wave of sound in electronic dance music. The search resulted in this collection of future classics.
The opening track, Metal Dreams, had been Guy J's secret weapon for years before he finally decided to release it on this extraordinary album.
The following piece, Dreams For Breakfast by Chicola, delivers arpeggio- based music with Middle-Eastern aesthetics and a contemporary approach.
The third track on the album, Love in a Bottle, is a seductive piece by the award-winning artist Guy Mantzur who takes the uncertain route while keeping the rhythm patterns dancefloor friendly.
Eli Nissan reveals his skills through the Valley of The Winds, a timeless cross-genre piece with a film-score potential.
Luka Sambe and Roy Rosenfeld join forces to create Bunggul, an ultimate dancefloor track, while Khen exposes his eloquence on the Golden Key.
The Athens-based producer Yariv Etzion, better known under his stage name Stereo Underground, presents his magical trance-inducing sonic ride, The Last Dance, fusing elements of disco, electronica, and psychedelia.
Illusion is another ballistic missile from the silo of Guy J's secret weapons, finally becoming available for the masses.
Before It Ends is Sahar Z's song featuring Snarky GreenMan. It smoothly concludes a conceptually designed whole.
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We're delighted to present the latest offering from two cherished artists in our musical family - Sonic Union and Alfonso Muchacho. Building on their prior success with us, they return with a fresh collaborative effort that showcases their combined artistry. Mind Despair is an exploration of sound that effortlessly melds the distinctive styles of Sonic Union and Alfonso Muchacho. Each composition reflects their shared dedication to craftsmanship and their deep connection to the music. In this EP, we're granted a glimpse into the harmonious partnership of Sonic Union and Alfonso Muchacho, a collaboration that speaks volumes without the need for grandiose words.

Mind Despair

Sonic Union & Alfonso Muchacho - Mind Despair

Kasey Taylor and Karl Pilbrow return to the label with more Antipodean beats. 

Melbournites Kasey and Karl are mainstays of a scene dripping in talent. The perfect combination of internation DJ and globally-successful producer, the duo have also notched up releases for Kasey's seminal label, Vapour. 

Opening the EP in dark, ominous soundscapes, 'Farlight' is a smorgasbord of beats and melody. Delovoping organically over the furtive first bars, a grimy bassline soon gives direction and drive. Arps twinkle, vocals adlib, and the sum of its parts reveals a thing of beauty. 

On 'Sublimate' a deeper path yields more melodic warmth. Icy pads and soft percussions create a warm blanket of sound that invelopes the listener. Never getting too intense, the ride is familiar and comforting, while still feeling new and wondrous.

Rounding out the pack with 'Wanderlust', the duo take us on a peak-time club journey. Immersive and mind-bending, the percussion is kept sparse to allow the interweaving sonics room to grow and evolve. The cinematic experience is capped off with cascading arps that take you somewhere spectacular!

Farlight

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A prolific and talented artist of equal measure, Michael A returns to Proton Music with the fifth instalment of his acclaimed "Fantasy" series. Opener "Third Down" evokes atmosphere aplenty with its deep and dark vibes as hypnotic and muted arps build easily among white-noise washes and spoken samples. A crystalline synth motif adds an air of unease while a head-shaking bassline groove supplies dancefloor character. The arpeggiated narrative is continued through the aptly titled "Modulator" as a chunky rhythmic framework keeps the energy high. An array of delay-soaked effects create depth while an immaculately cadenced pluck sequence provides dynamism post-breakdown alongside a floating and glassy-sounding melody. "Shine a Light" immediately impresses with its intricate percussive top-line of shakers and hi-toms, while a hypnotic melody plays across the early phrases. A rasping bassline adds depth as multi-faceted layers of complementary melodies coruscate over each other with richly textured pads affording atmosphere aplenty. The final track sees "Passion" entice with its powerful bassline gravitas and low-end energy. Steam-powered white-noise washes gently pulsate in time with the hefty kick and muted glissando synth before a more rounded and flowing melodic pattern sits easily within the rhythmic and bassline components throughout the second half.

A regular fixture in the upper echelons of the progressive house artist charts, Alex O'Rion is a name synonymous with a raft of high-profile releases over more than 15 years and a distinguished production career. Black Hole, Sudbeat Music, Lost & Found and his own Solis Records have thus all played host to his imperious sound. Remixes for Desaturate and Somersault were Particles highlights in 2015 and 2017 while a remix of Juan Deminicis' "Sounds of Freedom" was a moment of magic on Proton Music in early 2021. Now returning, the Alex O'Rion remix of "Spring Singing" is a typically potent dancefloor offering that bathes elements of Michael A's original in a new light while creating beautifully sculpted original melodies with their themes rooted in the "Vol. 3" opener. Full of fluctuating and atmospheric beauty, the track develops elegantly over its near 8-minte duration to stunning effect.

From the central Argentine province of Santa Fe, Rosario resident Julieta Kühnle is famed for her silky DJ skills and peerless production credentials. A regular across her homeland in Côrdoba, Buenos Aires, and Mendoza, a production career in tandem has seen music signed to Clubsonica Records, Mango Alley and Armen Miren's Hoomidaas to name but a few. Making her Proton Music debut, the Julieta Kühnle remix of the series title track is a powerful reminder of her skill and craftsmanship as carefully sculpted beats sit perfectly across "Fantasy" and familiar refrains float in unexpected new patterns and phrasing to create a wonderful new interpretation. Evolving over its phrases, new analogue motifs and additional production material blend effortlessly with original components to create a magical club-friendly remix that is certain to find favour with the progressive house fraternity.

Another magical combination of original tracks from Michael A and remixes from Alex O'Rion and Julieta Kühnle find a home on "Fantasy, Vol. 5".

Directed by Jay Epoch
Mastered by Cid Inc.
Design by Ben Mautner
Text by James Warren

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