Download__
doctorjeep.bandcamp.com/album/push-the-body

Push The Body sees Doctor Jeep continuing to explore his Latin roots with three tracks influenced by his Brazilian heritage. Title track "Push The Body" twists a baile funk vocal into a mechanized dubstep-turn-techno hybrid with a surprise rhythm switch halfway through to keep dancers on their toes, while the rolling drums and undulating bassline of "Rolla Dex" harkens back to Jeep's childhood listening to Samba. Finally, "Reso Danz" slows the tempo down for a warehouse-ready dembow mutation featuring his signature sound design.

In the meantime, Hodge polishes a killer-nostalgic, swinging Bristolian Techno Dembow version of “Reso Danz”. Then a friend de la casa, Aquarian, lands on the label to basically give birth to a new genre: el Psy Le Funk! Finally, master Binga destroys everything, as per usual, with a 160 bpm turbo-ballistic take of “Rolla Dex”.

¡Push Empurra Empuja!

All NRG programmed by Doctor Jeep, Aquarian, Hodge & Sam Binga between NYC, Berlin & Bristol 2022 – 2023

Mastering__ Seph
Artwork__ Sometimes Always
Catalogue No.__ TRA013

BUY [Bandcamp]

Doctor Jeep — Push The Body [TraTraTrax]

Sputnik One - Supa Natural (w/EMBY) / Grafters  [N-Face 001]

Match My Sway - Sha Ru [WZY003]
Announced: 5th Jan 2023 
Release Date: 3rd Feb 2023 
Preorder: https://woozydublin.bandcamp.com/album/wzy003-match-my-sway

EMA’s Woozy label returns with @sharu 's Match My Sway EP; a powerful club record that sits proudly in the canon of modern protest music; written in 2021. Dubstep-influenced electronics meet spoken word on the continued struggle of oppressed nations’ fight for liberation. Comes with a slamming Walton remix, with all artist profits going towards the Kyiv Angels and Repair Together charities in Ukraine.

Sha Ru are a New York-via-Berlin based duo renowned for their deft mix of spoken word and club electronics, gaining notoriety thanks to their exhilarating productions and renowned live, hybrid and DJ sets. Having spent most of their time based between two different countries, the covid pandemic unexpectedly united the band in Belarus and subsequently Ukraine for an extended period of time. They quickly found themselves immersed in each country’s  respective electronic music scene, building strong relationships within each community. It quickly became apparent that both countries were actively fighting for their future freedom, and the duo felt compelled by the unity they experienced in this to respond with music. This resulted in Match My Sway, a record chronicling resistance both lyrically and sonically that found a suitable home
on EMA’s impressively futurist-leaning Woozy imprint.

The EP opens with Temporary Iteration, a fierce steppers track with plummeting subs that chronicles a moment of transition into clarity by focusing on the ‘now’; staying true to your belief by moving directly towards your goal together. Not Fluctuating ups the sonic ante with hefty kicks, drill snares and potent throbbing bass, while the vocals describe the feeling of ultimate resistance in the name of seeking the truth.

Side B enters with Synced Energies, acting as the EP’s thrilling climax. Percolating synths pogo around a 2-step beat providing chest-gripping catharsis. Lyrics repeat a mantra of unity, refuting
divisions. Tectonic and Ilian Tape affiliate Walton sees us out with the intense stuttering rave mechanics of his Not Fluctuating remix, a modern techno monster that deserves to be enjoyed on a 10ft tall rig; a complimentary take on a powerful original.

Mastered & Distributed by One Eye Witness
Artwork: Blixa Aguerreberry
Press Release: Nevan Jio

Tracklist:
A1. Temporary Iteration
A2. Not Fluctuating
B1. Synced Energies
B2. Not Fluctuating (Walton Remix)

Purchase

Sha Ru - Match My Sway WZY003 (Previews)

Pre-order: https://wisdomteethuk.bandcamp.com/album/look-mum-no-hands

@pressuredome label-head @yushh lands on @wisdomteeth-uk with her long-anticipated debut EP, ‘Look Mum No Hands’ - an assured four-tracker that draws on Bristol bass, footwork, jungle and broken techno to create something fresh and upfront.

On the EP's penultimate track, ‘Close Fall’ squeezes darkside d’n’b sonics into a chugging 95 BPM beat template.

Look Mum No Hands

More exclusive music

Premiere: Yushh 'Close Fall'

Kouslin returns to Livity Sound with a second collection of slippery club tracks after the 2020 Vision E.P. With an emphasis on head-twisting sound design and a detailed line in percussive programming, the London-based producer continues to reach into intriguing new areas without forsaking soundsystem-ready physicality.  

The tracks which make up the Patterns E.P. stemmed from a period of personal experimentation, where Kouslin returned to making music for its therapeutic benefits rather than a fixed purpose. The loops and sketches he returned to and expanded upon for this EP bristle with originality at every turn. 

There is a continued exploration of dancehall rhythms on ‘King’, while ‘Five Four’ toys with time signatures for a jagged, fast-paced abstraction of techno. ‘Why Don’t You Don’t’ is harder to pin down thanks to its knotty beat and mutant synthesis, and ‘Michael’ flips the script further with an unexpected swerve into pearlescent melodic lead lines – the perfect demonstration of the honest and instinctive approach Kouslin took when making these tracks.

Patterns E.P.

Kouslin - King - Livity Sound

Our sixth VA compilation continues in the collective spirit at the heart of Pressure Dome; here taking its fullest form. The first of its kind in the label catalogue, ‘Two [Is Greater Than] One’ sees a selection of PD regulars and friends of the label put their heads together across eight atmospheric tracks, equally as suited to the club as to solo listening. 

Those who have followed the label for a while will be no stranger to the comp’s first collaborator. Human Resources teams up with London dub techno specialist, Keplrr, on ‘Spring’: a mood-led composition where the impact is contained in atmosphere. Fragmented drum breaks are engulfed by airy synth pads and punctuated by a dancehall-indebted rhythm that marches at 90BPM. ‘Yuppel’ welcomes Noods Radio mainstay Sid Quirk aka Keppel into the mix. He is joined by label boss, Yushh, on a ruminative percussive tool, guided by cavernous drums that fabricate a vivid, immersive environment. With the guidance of Brighton’s Caldera, the journey continues with Süss Choc. The reverb-laden synth plucks on ‘evoke water droplets, and hallucinatory details echo around them to create the illusion of being in a mountainous cove.

Delay Grounds – an audiophile in the truest sense of the word – is next to take the baton. Together, he and Yushh take it up a notch on ‘Telomere’ – a full-bodied club-ready track packed with glitchy chords and giddy drums. A gnarly, Pariah-esque breakdown segues into the track’s second wind where pitched-up vocal chops accelerate it to the compilation’s energetic climax. With the help of London drum specialist, Syz, ‘Fuzbidun’ keeps our feet firmly on the dancefloor. Breakbeats are chopped and rearranged, flitting between double and half time whilst a distorted mid-bass roughens things round the edges, prepping the ground for the compilation’s move to a more inorganic feel.

Bristol don, Forever, joins Yushh next on ‘Passing Notes’ – a groove-driven club track where skittish percussion ricochets from side to side, so palpable it tempts the touch. ‘Crash Bash Party At BUFOs’ is no different. The link-up between Delay Grounds and dance music’s stalwart of musique concrète, Wordcolour, is completely idiosyncratic to both artists: the perfect combination of found-sound percussion and skillfully rehashed vocal samples. It’s up to two PD mainstays – Roy Mills and Human Resources – to close proceedings. A chugging rhythm bubbles under the surface of ‘Sycophantasy’, sending us on a dubbed-out trip before picking the pace back up again.

Copy – Annie Parker
Artwork – Jesse Webb
Mastering – Matthew Bentley

Fuzbidun

Syz X Yushh - Fuzbidun (PDCOLLAB001)

Kouslin returns to Livity Sound with a second collection of slippery club tracks after the 2020 Vision E.P. With an emphasis on head-twisting sound design and a detailed line in percussive programming, the London-based producer continues to reach into intriguing new areas without forsaking soundsystem-ready physicality.

The tracks which make up the Patterns E.P. stemmed from a period of personal experimentation, where Kouslin returned to making music for its therapeutic benefits rather than a fixed purpose. The loops and sketches he returned to and expanded upon for this EP bristle with originality at every turn.

There is a continued exploration of dancehall rhythms on ‘King’, while ‘Five Four’ toys with time signatures for a jagged, fast-paced abstraction of techno. ‘Why Don’t You Don’t’ is harder to pin down thanks to its knotty beat and mutant synthesis, and ‘Michael’ flips the script further with an unexpected swerve into pearlescent melodic lead lines – the perfect demonstration of the honest and instinctive approach Kouslin took when making these tracks.

Kouslin - 'Patterns' EP (LIVITY059)

Buy on Bandcamp: https://doctorjeep.bandcamp.com/album/push-the-body

Push The Body

Doctor Jeep - Push The Body (Aquarian Remix)

Doctor Jeep - Reso Danz (Hodge Remix)

Doctor Jeep - Push The Body

Doctor Jeep - Rolla Dex

Pre-order: https://doctorjeep.bandcamp.com/album/push-the-body

Six-track EP via @tratratrax, 'Push The Body', sees @drjeep continue to explore his Latin roots with influence from his Brazilian heritage.

Following a handful of Baile funk-influenced tracks, 'Reso Danz' slows the tempo down for a warehouse-ready dembow mutation featuring his signature sound design.

Premiere: Doctor Jeep 'Reso Danz'

Of Paradise continue their Various Artists series with an 11-track masterclass in shapeshifting underground dance music.

Comprised of all new material, the fifth instalment in the label’s VA series showcases a spellbinding collection of cross-genre and multifaceted compositions that mutate from rumbling bass pressure into atmospheric jungle, contorted techno and beyond.  

Featuring selected works from Slolek, Kellen303, Destrata, Pugilist, Fiesta Soundsystem, Tom Jarmey, Vilhelm, Fade, Atrice, Lazarus and D3U5E, Of Paradise Vol. 5 is a mesmerising and hallucinatory soundtrack curated to be played out across a shattered club landscape.

1. Slolek – Obsidian
2. Kellen303 – Pulse Analysis
3. Destrata – Meridian
4. Pugilist – Serpentine
5. Fiesta Soundsystem – Passivity Trap
6. Tom Jarmey – Crystal Fields
7. Vilhelm – Peak
8. Fade – Acrylic
9. Atrice – Levels
10. Lazarus – DJs Hate This Trick
11. D3U5E – Helm

@slolek, @kellen303, @destratavan, @pugilistmusic, @fiestasoundsystem, @tom-jarmey, @vilhelmhasselgren, @fadeofparadise, @atricemiras, @lazarus_nbg, @d3u5e.

Of Paradise Vol. 5

OP022 // Various Artists - Of Paradise Vol. 5

PSEU004! For our first release of 2023 we are so excited to share this weighty split EP from two of our favourites! Huge love to Nathan, Nic and Josh for allowing us to put this out 🌪

Release date: 19/05/2023
Distributed by Rubadub
100 copies & digital
Buy here: https://pseudonymrecords.bandcamp.com/album/pseu004-jurango-glances
Artwork by Kal Lawrence

Buy here

PSEU004 - Jurango/Glances [PREVIEWS]

Piezo - Odd Hooks EP [ANSIA006] 

Out 28/04/2023 on digital  &  12" vinyl 
Buy on Bandcamp: https://piezopz.bandcamp.com/album/odd-hooks-ansia006

A1. jRj
A2. Sensory Overdraw 
B1. Big Room Technow 
B2. Cutest Kitty Content 
digi only: Zing Zang

Written and produced by Luca Mucci 
Mastered by Neel at Enisslab 
Distributed by One Eye Witness 
Artwork by Andrea De Franco


yo*

Odd Hooks

Piezo - Odd Hooks [ANSIA006]

Remix of Logistics' infamous Sleeper Dub

† HOPE YOU ENJOY †

Follow me on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/artist/4Dcy5P13CRDjhSFAON0Fdf?si=iq0pqBFyTtKkhEVuDAxpCw

Logistics - Sleeper Dub (R3NOS Bootleg)

i make a bunch of different kinds of music

bookings -
North/South America: s@icartists.net
EU/UK/Asia: luca@orchid-am.com

contact: doctajeep@gmail.com

Premiere: Doctor Jeep 'Reso Danz'

Mixmag

Recent comments

Myk McGrane

Kiril Kiril

Gella321

TOMOYU

Related tracks