Name: Layo & Bushwacka, 'What Do You Say Now' by Mixmag
Duration: 9 min 5 s
Description: Layo & Bushwacka's 'What Do You Say Now' was originally released in March, but next month, a remix package courtesy of Steve Lawler and Minicoolboyz will be available for you listening pleasure.

This is excellent! Would sound stellar in a large, packed club.

Vapourspace - Gravitational Arch Of Ten ´93

I wrote ‘Joy’ as an expression of gratitude to the people I love; my girlfriend, family, and friends. They’ve been by my side through the coldest and darkest moments; through my grief. My last single, ‘Better days’ represented the transition out of winter into spring. ‘Joy’ represents the summer, a time to share happiness with the people I care about the most. They are my Joy.

Manic Pixie Bagel

Layo & Bushwacka's 'What Do You Say Now' was originally released in March, but next month, a remix package courtesy of Steve Lawler and Minicoolboyz will be available for you listening pleasure. 

Layo & Bushwacka, 'What Do You Say Now'

Denial (Luke Slater Remixes)

Denial

Out Now on 12" Vinyl & all major digital platforms: TurboRec.lnk.to/NightclubEP

Following the mega-hit “Let’s Go Dancing” and the micro-hit “Fever,” Nightclub marks the third release from techno truth-tellers Tiga vs. Audion. To announce the EP, Tiga recently gave a lengthy audio press conference while driving a Turbo company car all the way down to City Hall. A partial transcript follows:

ON THE INSPIRATION

“Living in contemporary society? It’s a joke. But what’s no joke is that rough times call for rough customers, and this EP finds two top techno producers in the mood for ballsiness, reflecting the times with a harder-edged sound, harder-edged artwork, and harder-edged calls for our leaders to remember that the dance floor was built on unity, plurality, and unshacklable animality.”

ON THE TRACK TITLES

“After careful study, we came to the conclusion that the worse the titles, the more ‘techno’ the tracks. A-side ‘Stabbed in the Back’ takes its name from the fact that the track has keyboard stabs in it. Maybe my least favourite title of anything I’ve ever done, which is remarkable considering the runner-up was an unreleased stab-free track called ‘Doctors Without Keyboards.’ ‘Pink Bells’ was originally called ‘The Bells’ but I was told that this guy Geoff had already used it. ‘Nonstop’ got its name from the fact that I was really on a roll with bad titles at the time.”

ON THE CREATIVE PROCESS

“It’s extremely challenging to make instrumental techno with enough of a hook and enough of a funk to stand out, and it’s exponentially more difficult when I know deep down I could make everything alright so easily with just the sound of my voice. We bought a set of Bryan Adams Studio Flash Cards, which instructed us to make the kind of hyper-utilitarian dance tracks we could play in our own DJ sets. Sometimes, even musicians need to be reminded to put themselves first.”

Nightclub EP

Download / Buy 12"

Tiga VS Audion - NonStop

Download: https://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2017/07/skudge-traveller/

[via XLR8R]

Download

Download: Skudge -Traveller

Liuff Settanta / 4 Aggressive Young Boys

Liuff Settanta

Slam - Collecting Data [SomaCD096]
Release date - 25th June 2012

Slam are marking the summation of a highly prolific period in their      career with the release of 'Collecting Data', a double CD of original Slam productions and their remixes of artists such as Radio Slave, Josh Wink and Christian Smith. The last couple of years have seen Slam consistently rated in the Beatport top 10s with their original material, which has also garnered huge support from all manner of DJs and producers around the world.

The impact of Slam is still massive in the world of electronica, made clear by their rating as one of the most influential Soundcloud members in the world and reaching 3rd highest charted act on Resident Advisor.

Such lofty position is afforded the Glasgow legends not only through their prolific release schedule but also through their hugely successful live sets, most notably headlining the ever popular Slam Tent at T In The Park and an electrifying performance at Glade Festival. Further afield storming performances at Time Warp and Mayday, in Mannheim and Dortmund respectively helped to cement their dedicated loyal following across Europe.

Check out the best of Slam's 2011 tour highlights here: http://vimeo.com/35225393

With all this recently behind them it is with excitement that Slam look forward to the next year, which along with the Collecting Data release sees ‘Alliances’ collaborations with the likes of Pan Pot, Gary Beck and the Italo Boyz, an exciting new Slam podcast series and an eagerly awaited release on the Drumcode imprint.

2012 continues to be a productive and busy period for Slam, which will no doubt help further their reputation as innovative and contemporary players on the techno scene, seamlessly progressing the explosive output of the last few years.


Slam – Collecting Data [SomaCD096]
CD1
1.	Sasha – Coma (Slam Remix)
2.	Radio Slave – Bell Clap Dance (Slam Paragraph Remix)
3.	Spencer Parker – Untitled Head (Slam RTM House Mix)
4.	Slam – We Doin' This Again?
5.	Prompt – Evolve (Slam Paragraph Mix)
6.	Slam – Heart Of The Soul (Slam's RTM House Mix)
7.	Shlomi Aber & Kenny Larkin – Sketches (Slam Remix)
8.	Josh Wink – Everybody To The Sun (Slam Paragraph Mix)
9.	Slam – What's On Your Mind
10.	Paul Ritch – The Wolf (Slam Remix)
11.	Dot Allison – Cry (Slam Vocal Remix)
12.	The Black Dog – CCTV Nation (Slam Mix)
13.	Christian Smith – Pitanga (Slam Remix)

CD2
1.	Slam – Collecting Data
2.	Pan-Pot – Face To Face / Confronted (Slam Paragraph Mix)
3.	Slam – Variance
4.	Slam – Metro Noir
5.	Secret Cinema – Timeless Altitude (Slam Paragraph Remix)
6.	Slam – Hot Knives
7.	Slam – Dead Dog Bounce
8.	Slam – Maffaking
9.	Alex Under – El Alma del Tiempo (Slam Paragraph Remix)
10.	Slam – Area 51
11.	Slam – Chasing Shadows
12.	Slam – Crowded Room
13.	Slam – City Destroyer (Part 1)


Slam - Collecting Data (Soma CD096)

British producer Fort Romeau has always had a way with melody, which he's repeatedly displayed across records for Ghostly International, Running Back, Live at Robert Johnson and many other labels, including his own Cin Cin imprint. His latest effort, 'SPC-140,' is slated to arrive on October 19 via Ghostly International offshoot Spectral Sound, but ahead of its release we debuted the sparkling synths of "Empire" on Red Bull Radio's First Floor, our weekly look at what's new in electronic music.

@fortromeau
@ghostly
@spectral
http://redbullradio.com/shows/first-floor-shawn-reynaldo
http://redbullmusicacademy.com

SPC-140

Fort Romeau "Empire" [First Floor Premiere]

Out now on vinyl and digital - https://lnk.to/STR001

Matt Edwards launches Stranger in The Night with his first solo material since 2017. The Rekids offshoot will release regular music by four artists, namely Radio Slave, King Britt, Anthony Rother and Fred P, who will each drop three EPs over the next year.

“With Rekids being 100% focused on releasing music for dance floors I felt the need to create a new platform to explore a wider musical vision and invite some of my all-time electronic musical heroes to be a part of the series,” says Matt Edwards. Both numbers near the 12-minute mark but each track portrays a different aesthetic.

Opening with precision drums and crystalline notes, ‘Ground Control’ makes a nod towards the hi-tech soul sound of Detroit and drives forward using a sultry bassline, erratic chords and the occasional icy stab as an array of contrasting sounds operate in unison.

On the flip, a syncopated rhythm lays the foundation for ‘Last Communication’ whilst a tantalising melody joins poignant synths, constructing a profound and hypnotising journey.

Layo & Bushwacka, 'What Do You Say Now'

Mixmag

Recent comments

Tofi

TAT_69

Jeffrey Evan (Vital)

Taloss

Related tracks