"Consciousness expanding house tracks by Guy Contact on his Craigie Knowes debut, Ultraviolet Freqs. 4-tracks primed to tug your mind into the spirit-realm."

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CKNOWEP31 | Guy Contact - Ultraviolet Freqs EP

Listen to the exclusive GROOVE-Premiere of @liquidearthmusic's track „Scope Zone" on @kalaharioystercult. Released on October 27th.

Scope Zone

Liquid Earth - Scope Zone

PBR Streetgang’s Bonar Bradberry debuts on @midnight_people as Magari, bringing three cuts of moody new wave and Italo disco. Hear Semi-delicious’ @demiriquisimo’s remix of ‘Don’t Touch’ now

More info: https://djmag.com/listen/premiere-magari-dont-touch-demi-riquisimo-remix

Premiere: Magari ‘Don't Touch (Demi Riquisimo Remix)’

Listen to the exclusive GROOVE-Premiere of „Hotplay (Paramida's Hotpants Remix)" by @Paramida. Read our article here about this track here: https://bit.ly/3bgCWLy

Release Date: 27.6.2022
Label: Physical Education
Format: Vinyl / digital

Baldo - Hotplay (incl. Paramida / Liquid Earth Remixes)

Baldo - Hotplay (Paramida's Hotpants Remix)

Mr. Ho - Angel Number 909 (Acid House Mix)

Demi Riquísimo and his Semi Delicious imprint return for their 15th edition with another versatile, club ready collection of cuts from old & new members of the label family set for a release on the 7th July.

The EP features contributions from regulars Lulah Francs, Jive Talk & label owner Demi alongside debuts from NairLess, Last Magpie, Corbi and Michelle Manetti. 

The A-side kicks off with ‘All I Need’, a collaborative track from Demi & Michelle Manetti. A bouncing, progressive house number with some old school Italian flavour that sets the tone nicely for the EP. Corbi’s ‘Kraken’ is up next providing some driving, analog acid squelch to SEMID015. ‘Don't Make Me Wait’ by Lulah Francs & Nebari wraps up the Ice Cream side. Proto house style drum programming and bass are juxtaposed nicely to the psychedelic synth work and impeccable vocals from Lulah creating a unique and versatile track to close out the A-side. 
The B-side opens with NairLess’ ‘Swell’, a tripped out slice of balearic trance. The EP takes a slightly more heads down turn on ‘Release It’ by Last Magpie. A menacing track driven by a sharp synth line that you’re sure to hear over festival season. Jive Talk’s ‘Wizard’s Slippers’ wraps up the EP in their imitable style. Off kilter drums, unique bass and minimalism with the perfect amount of elements to pique the listener’s interest bringing SEMID015 to a close in style. 

Tracklist:

A1. Demi Riquísimo & Michelle Manetti - All I Need
A2. Corbi - Kraken
A3. Lulah Francs & Nebari - Don't Make Me Wait
B1. NairLess - Swell
B2. Last Magpie - Release It
B3. Jive Talk - Wizards Slippers

Pre order: https://semidelicious.bandcamp.com/album/semid015

PREMIERE: Corbi - Kraken [Semi Delicious]

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Voodoos and Taboos first appeared in 2019. A mysterious outfit, their melting pot sound immediately caught the ears of the faithful; acid cut with house, electro beats shot through with a punk D.I.Y. attitude. Their escapades didn’t miss us here at Bordello. Reversible Dreams collects four examples of this chameleon club style that Voodoos and Taboos have cultivated, the EP opening with the title piece. Cascading chords and whispered samples give way to rich bass strings as a playful piano melody transforms into squirming acid beams. Claps and neat notes introduce “Unconditional Love”, vocoder lyrics mingling with spoken word and juddering space TB303 squawk. The flip adopts a darker hue. Off-kilter bars and stern beats introduce “Animae”, alien electro melodies descend as a fizzing late night energy takes hold. BPMs drop for “Destino Lontano.” Warm basslines and Eastern scented synth-play weave their way through the piece, delicate strings and dawn sunshine leading to a close.

PREMIERE: Voodoos & Taboos - Animae

“Moving bodies is a celebration of dancing and human connection through sound. The tracks were made for the dance floor with the intent to invoke emotions and bring people together.” - ALINKA
Alinka returns to Gudu with her second full EP for the label, Moving Bodies. Originally from Kyiv but now based in Berlin — via a formative spell in Chicago, where she was a resident of Justin Long’s .Dotbleep party at the city’s legendary Smartbar club and co-founded her label and party series Twirl — Alinka is one of those artists that just gets it. She’s a pillar in this whole foundation that this whole thing is built on and she knows exactly how to make dancefloors move. Moving Bodies is another masterclass in just that: music that innately understands the transcendent power of a dancefloor when everything lands just right. 
As with Alinka’s work, there’s not a shred of fat on these tracks: nothing ever feels flamboyant or unnecessary. It’s music purely designed to, well, move bodies. EP opener ‘Give Your Love’ swings between floaty pads and pumping organs, while ‘Future Funk’ takes things deep and aquatic - The Jacking Zone by way of Atlantis. ‘Body to Body’ might be the most outright peak-time moment on the record, the sort of track that would be primed for a Daft Punk Essential Mix inclusion in an alternate timeline, before EP closer ‘Set You Free’ rides out on the sort of rave pianos that just always hit.
Previous support for Alinka: Peggy Gou, TEED, Horse Meat Disco, Pan Pot, Skream, Nadia Ksaiba, Honey Soundsystem, Anja Schneider, Matrefakt, Gina Breeze, Jordan Nocturne, Crosstown Rebels

Moving Bodies

Future Funk

Underground Haven

Lemon8 - Triple Funk

Get it: tinyurl.com/006DAWL

It’s an interesting time for Haŵs, having successfully rolled out their parties to popular venues across Cardiff and London with takeovers hosting everyone from Special Request to DMX Krew in the last year alone. Their previous releases on the label side have been more languorous and serene, with their overarching vision primarily holding a strong emphasis on building upon a bedrock of house music, and bolstered with accents of acid, breaks and other subgenres. But since their more recent event bookings have been so notably comprehensive, the sixth EP has taken that full step into developing upon the variety they champion at their parties. This next chapter of their growth actualises itself in the form of Dawl’s ‘Break It Down’ EP, a warehouse-ready, bouncy and charismatic record channelling insatiable vigour from beginning to end.

Premiere: Dawl 'Break It Down' (Kosh remix)

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