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Northern Irish DJ, Producer and label head honcho Hammer AKA Rory Hamilton announces a new Various Artists compilation titled Remmah Rundown, championing up-and-coming and established artists from across his musical sphere. The project will be released in March via his Remmah imprint with the first double-sided singles Sickwave – a collaboration with KILIMANJARO – and I Know from Tokyo’s Remmy. 

The first single to drop is titled 'Sickwave', a collaboration with Scottish producer and DJ, KILIMANJARO. It sees the two producers team up once again following their entry into Beatportal’s 50 top tracks of 2022 with the Tornado Wallace remix of their track 'Muleña'. KILIMANJARO combines his background of afro-centric rhythms and influences, infused with fast-paced energies of the western electronic scene. Known for his high-energy performances and his infectious crowd-raising persona, the past year has seen him return to the studio, bringing with him his rhythmic energy and completely unique vocal style to all of his production. 'Sickwave' carries an infectious grooving beat that represents both of what Hammer and KILIMANJARO do so well.

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Premiere: Hammer & KILIMANJARO 'Sickwave'

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Welcome to episode number 77 of Observatory by Sungate on OpenLab

Part of Silencio and resident of Fernweh , Elvin starts us off with wall to wall jacking techno. A trip from the motor city to Berlin’s concrete structures, aimed straight for the dancefloor.

Sungate co-founder Hakk on section two with an exploration of the intersection of bass, breaks, and techno. A reflection of the current sonic landscape and it’s most proficient contemporary producers.

Art and animation by Abel Fernandez

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Observatory 077 - Sungate [with Elvin & Hakk]

For episode 36 we meet Sparks, the vibrant up-and-coming DJ hailing from Tbilisi, Georgia. Born and raised in the heart of this culturally rich city, her passion for music ignited at an early age, inspired by the diverse sounds echoing through its alleyways. 

In this mix you can catch her blend of breakbeat, trance, and progressive trance sounds.

With our next two shows coming from Georgia, listeners should be aware of the protests against new foreign agents laws that are being brutally repressed by state forces. You can learn more and donate to relevant organisations below:

Shame Movement (providing gear for protests, organising demos): https://shame.ge/en/donation
Nanuka's Fund (protest gear and transportation costs): https://www.facebook.com/Nanukasfund/ 


Signal - saint jude
Molen - 1831
Overview effect - reflex blue
Duck concert - kolter
Cant stop rocking - kolter
Ying yang - kolter
Fazack- many moons ago
Grand slammin - olsvanger
Need my love - charlie tennger
Polygon dream - charlie tennger
Nuclear sun - the mato project 
Feel nice - baraka
Midnight picnic - alfred czital 
Zei - fountain head (unreleased)
Voice note to self - kasra V
Prospekt – kolter

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Psssh is the new label formed by Dauwd Al Hilali and Dave Redmond,
born from a collection of demos the pair felt deserved their own home. The inaugural release is the first in a trilogy from Dauwd himself, signalling a departure from the sound that first brought him notoriety.

The project is eclectic, pursuing less contrived grooves, from impactful dancefloor works to an ambient playfulness.

The EP kicks off with ‘Jean Rouch’, a techno jam littered with driving percussion, and the eventual emergence of a properly satisfying bassline. ‘Idris’ is equally intriguing, an ever-flowing and meticulously layered groove that doesn't quit. 'Really Good’ concludes the record, impressing further a spirited and melodic slice of deep house.

Dauwd’s work is new and fresh, but with references to old that hold their own.

To serve his sonorous ideas the ferocious, and retro tribal art direction of artist Mauro Ventura delivers the perfect cinematic vision of Dauwd’s EP.

Premiere: Hammer & KILIMANJARO 'Sickwave'

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