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Taken from our new album 'JOY'
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Hildegard

Jessica

Jessica (DJ BORING Remix)

Buy/stream: https://kompakt.fm/releases/jesus_was_an_alien_lp

The dance floor as devotional is a trope as old as the club itself. But, with her new album, Jesus Was An Alien, Perel subverts the stakes of our collective communion: Who are our arms raised to? Who are we seeking salvation from?

“Jesus Was An Alien is a discourse about whether Jesus was an actual alien,” she explains, “but also a social debate about what is and implies religion today.” She offers up her provocative second record – her first on Kompakt – as a soundtrack for the listener’s own journey through the intricacies and ironies of modern belief.

Picking up on the themes she brought to her debut, the 2018’s LP Hermetica on DFA, Perel has created ten tracks rich with spirit and allusion. Her influences are myriad, from the indie dance hitmakers of the early 2000s – Hot Chip, Simian Mobile Disco, Justice – to rave compilations that predate her ascent to the DJ booth, to more abstract inputs. Living with synesthesia, she says, “I feel emotions and colors piling up inside me, then there’s a triggering sound or event that opens a valve. My tracks are color streams that tell a story.”

Jesus Was An Alien is not just multicolored – it’s multi-lingual too, slipping in and out of tongues in a single track, sometimes dispensing with words altogether (the ecstatic breakdown of “The Principle of Vibration”). The album features Perel’s voice almost entirely but for her special collaboration with Canadian songwriter Marie Davidson on the title track.

“Jesus Was An Alien” stirs like a late-night revelation, a heady discovery awakened in the dark. Perel lays out a fiercely disciplined electro pulse, with Davidson’s proclamations growing more fervent over the song’s sensual stride. “I already said everything with my synthesizers and the melodies I created,” Perel explains of the collaboration, but “somehow she gave the song a voice I couldn’t.”

Perel drives further not only spiritually but sonically across the ten tracks, taking thrilling production risks: standouts include her breathy vocals atop a melodic piano strut on “Matrix;” the delirious blur of ghostly chimes and disembodied voices of “Religion;” and the retro radiance of “The Principle of Vibration,” in which Perel exhorts us to “come on and vibe” over an athletic riff and shuffling percussion.

“Kill The System,” meanwhile, hits the listener with tense acid pulses, building to only an imagined release and calls out the end of patriarchy. Album closer “Am Kanal” starts as a pensive cloud of a track, finally breaking into a rich textural rain of synths and stabs.

The variety throughout Jesus Was An Alien underlines Perel’s purpose in this latest project; she’s experimenting her way to answers – or maybe just more questions. After all, she says, “questions are the beginning of something new.”

Perel - The Principle Of Vibration

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Sailor Of Wrong Era Volume Three

Bueller's Day On

Buy / Stream: https://ffm.to/sandhog-accent

Sandhog’s star continues to ascend with these two deep new rockets from the Swiss producer. The bouncing, twanging bass pulse of ‘Accent’ is soon built upon by dramatic ‘80s synth-pop blasts and a plucked riff that hammers away while drenched in a spacious reverb. Soon the full glorious melody unfurls, bassline and riff chromatically descending in unison. Subtle automation gives these spine-tingling riffs more power still, and a distorted, bleeping lead cuts through the soundscape dramatically while a spoken vocal adds more colour. A dark texture blasts in the breakdown, its buzzing, detuned vibe coming across like a ship tooting its way into harbour. Brilliantly produced, this track was made for big rooms.
‘Nechama’ rewards the patient listener, with its wiggling bassline and gently swaying percussive rhythms cut through with filtered, distant synth swells that tease out the chord progression. A bluesy harmonica lick appears out of nowhere, providing organic counterweight to the synthetic tension as the percussion builds. Next, a throat singer intones a mystical vibe with a droning modulation, like a human didgeridoo. Monotone yet constantly evolving, it’s a fascinating contrast to the delightful, playful synth hook that rises from the depths and could easily be from a classic Depeche Mode or The Cure record.

Accent

Nechama

Sandhog - Nechama | Exploited Club

Title: Tino - Work My Body / Let’s Dance
Label: Non Stop Rhythm
Catalog: RYDM80
Date: 16/01/2023
Country: UK
Genre: Techno, Bleep Techno

Tino
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https://nonstoprhythm.bandcamp.com/
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PREMIERE: Tino - Let’s Dance [Non Stop Rhythm]

Cyber Love

Fry Day Night

In a future that is closer than it may seem, a vessel is sent back to earth, to find out what caused the final demise of human kind. Reporting and recording their findings, Lords of the Future are sending us tunes of sad robots, lonely algorithms and artificial intelligence in moral conflict with itself.

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Terrestrial Exploration

Lords Of The Future - Nothing Lasts Forever

Bread Butter Noodles Spice

Bread Butter Noodles Spice (feat. Overnite Oates)

Reuben

George Feely - Tropical Party Vibes

When the Lights Go

When the Lights Go (Paula Tape Remix)

Any moment can crash your emotional state of mind.
You are looking for help. You can’t find it with-inside of you. A Diamond shines twice a day. The night can be day and vice versa. We love you, no doubt. Our friends love you too. Do you love yourself? A Zebra is not a unicorn but is still unique. Who are you to tell us We can’t do it? 
EUPHORIC SPIRITS
EUPHORIC SPIRITS
Women are strong and full of love and positive energy. This life is a gift and you should genuinely use it. Read a book. Internet TV connects your brain to something not valid; remember that. We still love you. You are beautiful. Come with us to hidden spheres and find your inner voice.
Shock, Projection, Ideals, Sorrow, Disaster, Fundamental, Weak, Strong, More, Less.

We love you. Follow us to the planet of our inner fears, and we do magic. It will become another planet. Together forever. We love you.

The Story

D - Damiano Von Erckert - The Story - Snippet

Bordello Travels presents the second volume of ‘Buone Vacanze’ with your tour guides Ali Renault, Señor Chugger, Back From The Wave & Umatik and CT Kidobo. Comes with San Remo Casino sticker cover. Andiamo!

In stores May 1st

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Ali Renault - Galactic Boy

Proto Call

Talk To Frank

Make A Dance is a duo made up of Ben Lewis & Josh Ludlow and best believe us when we say that they have been causing quite the ruckus. Their record label come party series has become a UK powerhouse releasing some of the best club music out there with a playful sense of self and dancefloor debauchery to boot.

As a duo they mix a broad assortment of house, disco, funk and beyond – blurring the lines between genres but always managing to maintain the soul and energy of a good party. Nothing too serious, nothing too dark.


 
At a time when the world ain’t so happy – they channel the feel good elements of a genre which can often take itself far too seriously and we can safely say that we’re here for it.

This mix demonstrates why they are two of the most fun in the booth at the moment as they whiz through a heady assortment of House, Disco, Italo, Balearic and beyond.

Make A Dance: The Ransom Note Mix

Meridian 2016

What's Your Number (Jazzanova Re-Number)

Remix for Tulioxi Animal Funk out on Alexander Robotick´s Hot Elephant Records.

Apollo 409

Animal Funk - Franz Scala Remix

BPM : 124 > 113

https://www.discogs.com/Lhasa-Volume-2/release/2478

This has been a simple and greatly effective source of personal joy for a few years now : pitching down early techno tunes, cheesy trance tracks and various EBM productions, all from some sort of "golden era" between 1990 and 1995...

Slowing down 145BPM warehouse bangers to sexy and sweaty 110bpm "burners" may not work for every oldskool tekno tune, but for the ones I'm sharing here, I think something magic happens, greasy synths and zombified bleeps come back to life for a delicious post tribal renaissance... Well at least that's how they sound to me ;)

For the most part, only non-quantized pitch-down has been applied, a few editing and loops added here and there, but the idea is to re-discover and reveal, not remixing, obviously.

Of course the 33/+8 recipe is nothing new, I've just been doing it for my own pleasure and my dj sets until now, but what's a good thing if you don't share it? Hope you enjoy the slomotionization

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Mitch Harmon