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Ashes of Velvet Dreams

Omaggio al Portogallo ed alla Catalogna. Considerazioni sul tempo e sull'umano.

Mangiando guacamole in un castello scozzese

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Bristol based collective @Banoffee-Pies celebrates their 5th release on Limited Series imprint.

@MarennSukie aka Chris Roth serves up a drum theme, aptly named ‘The Theme’. Inspired by sample based albums like Bonobo’s ‘Dial m for Monkey’ and Calibre’s ‘Second Sun’, Roth employs a sample based approach to music making. In this instance chopping and mixing some dusty jazz-funk samples, layered behind a pulsating chord pattern and covered in chambers of delay and echo. Stepping up to the plate and taking a big old slice, Roth effortlessly slides in amongst a stellar cast which includes Seb Wildwood and Jon Sable. An explorative and interesting EP from Banoffee Pies, one which captures the imagination and soundtracks sultry summer days.

Limited Series 05

PREMIERE : Marenn Sukie - The Theme

KDM taken from the new album ‘Warmth’ released 11/08/17
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[via XLR8R] - The Ghost EP 

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Download: Joey G ii - Working Aspirations (Ft Klein Zage)

Listen to all tracks from ‘Utility’ in full at https://sambarker.bandcamp.com/album/utility

On his debut solo LP ‘Utility’, Barker [@voltek] turns his focus toward melding experimentation and dancefloor pragmatism with the psychology behind the musical decision making process.

‘Utility’ is a playful but non-ironic musical approach to a whole spectrum of utilitarian and transhumanist ideas: from models for quantifying pleasure and “gradients of bliss” to abolishing suffering for sentient beings (not just people) through the ethical use of drugs and nanotechnology. Over nine tracks, Barker’s vision ebbs and flows through waves of deeply psychedelic musical vignettes; free-floating and futuristic melodies and rhythms as targeted brain stimulation.

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Barker | Utility

Barker | Paradise Engineering

Electron Central [Swirlings LP, Hausu Mountain 2020]

Second Language

Second Language (Kid the Moon)

US midwestern gem Ilana Bryne is back on Naive and, once again, she's got you covered for grade "A" contemplative-but-propulsive groovers, perfectly timed for these trying days. Like her debut EP "Low Earth Orbit" from last year, "Strange Adventure" layers sharp rhythms and playful touches with ethereal atmospheres and open spatiality. But stagnating she is not; her pristine production turned even brighter on this one, reaching a level of sonic and compositional finesse that has to be heard to be believed. 

Profound musical influences come through in this premiere's 'Used To Love T H E M', through echoes of Chicagoans like Glenn Underground, Gemini, and Boo Williams, tempered to perfection with the floaty atmospherics and chopped breaks of LTJ Bukem and other masters of liquid DNB. Delicate synth sequences illustrate loving dialogues between bass bin-busting subs and suspended Rhodes chords or airy pads, traveling through dynamic arrangements, with the odd moment of suspense done fresh.

Artist: IIana Bryne
Label: https://soundcloud.com/naivetrax
Us: https://www.fourheadsmusic.com/

Strange Adventure

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PREMIERE: IIana Bryne - Used To Love T H E M [Naive]

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/loure-heavyweight-sinner-nothin-personal
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The Melbourne underground house scene has a bright new voice in Loure. With his latest EP, Outta 106, dropping on his own label, Nothin Personal, Loure establishes himself as a radically inventive house musician who leans as much into neo-soul and free-form jazz as deep house. Tapping into a stunning, kinetic livewire of soul-infused, effusive house-jazz that incorporates live instrumentation, Loure’s music cuts straight to the heart and burrows itself there with warm, gentle ease.Across 6 gorgeous tracks, Loure displays his innate ear for swooning melodies and improvisatory instrumental jam-outs. On penultimate B-side track, “Heavyweight Sinner”, Loure dials down the sky-razing intensity of the previous 4 tracks and lets listeners be carried off on a more relaxing vibe. Coming off the heels of the drum’n’bass and sax-filled B-side opener, “The Walk Home”, this track fades in with a warping synth and delicate keys that then segue into a drum pattern and warbly bassline that would fit right at home on a Herbie Hancock record. This track comes as a welcome respite from the EP’s pervasive, soaring emotional catharsis. However, this is not to say the track feels lifeless or is any less impactful. Even as it gains momentum with a sublime bass-solo at its peak, the track never gets ahead of itself, perpetually keeping the listener in a tranquil state to luxuriate in. Loure’s music, and this track in particular, represents a subset of house music that transcends a merely vibe-setting idiom. Utilizing key elements of this style, Loure imbues this track with so much personality, dexterity, and soul, it feels essential in the context of the EP, and moreover, for anyone looking to explore a more jazz-inflected strain of house.

Outta 106

PREMIERE: Loure - Heavyweight Sinner

FRIDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2020
AVAILABLE ON BANDCAMP ONLY: 
thehammerhits.bandcamp.com/releases

Montezuma
Penrith
Saratoga
Variant
Keplar

Out in the Costa Rican jungle, when we could travel freely, I recorded the sounds of the Montezuma bird not knowing when or where I would use it but I knew there was a sound that would make sense for the right track. 

This came together on the other side of the world, whist isolating on the Isle Of Arran in Scotland. I wanted to make something that echoed my personal circumstances at that time. The isolation, nature and my love of a good synth came together for the lead track and subsequent EP. 

After writing lots of ideas I finally got back to my studio and recorded like a mad man. I kept up the tempo for most of the EP and then wind it down with the huge pads recorded on Yamaha CS-70 for Keplar.

Montezuma EP

Montezuma EP [Snippets]

Everything Else Is Secondary (Baltra Remix)

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